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WorksheetsColonization Part II Exam
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 59mins
James Oglethorpe’s philanthropic (humanitarian) inspiration for founding the Georgia colony was to
help debtors & the working poor get a new start
provide religious freedom for Catholics
save the whales
mine gold & other precious stones
Select three (3) reason for the English establishment of Georgia?
An act of charity: giving opportunities to the worthy poor & unemployed
Economic: helping England balance its trading policy and becoming self-sufficient
Defensive: providing a buffer zone between South Carolina and the Spanish in Florida
providing a base for Spain to begin settling the coast of North America
What word is the best synonym for PHILANTHROPY?
military
mercantilism
debtor
charity
From what enemy was the Georgia colony to protect the South Carolina colony?
England
Spain
Great Britain
North Carolina
In whose honor was the Georgia colony named?
James Oglethorpe
Hernando De Soto
Christopher Columbus
King George II of England
For the religious reason, Georgia would offer religious freedom for...
Protestant Christians
Catholic Christians
Which colony is in ORANGE?
Pennsylvania
Georgia
New Hampshire
New York
Which colony is in ORANGE?
Pennsylvania
Georgia
New Hampshire
New York
Which colony is in RED?
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Which colony is BLUE?
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Which colony is HIGHLIGHTER GREEN?
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Which colony is DARK GREEN?
Virginia
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Which colony is in YELLOW?
Virginia
Delaware
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Which colony is in PINK?
Virginia
Delaware
Conneticut
Georgia
Which colony is in BROWN?
Virginia
Delaware
Connecticut
Georgia
Which colony is in PURPLE?
Virginia
South Carolina
Maryland
Georgia
Which colony is in GREY?
Virginia
South Carolina
Maryland
Georgia
Which colony is in BEIGE above the DARK BROWN colony?
Virginia
South Carolina
Maryland
Georgia
Which colony is in LIGHT GREEN NEXT TO THE ORANGE?
Virginia
South Carolina
New Jersey
Georgia
Which colony is in DARK BLUE next to the PINK colony?
Rhode Island
South Carolina
New Jersey
Georgia
Spain’s goals of settling in North America
Gold, Glory, God
Gold, Glory, Guilds
Fur, Trade, Gold
Fur, Trade, God
Spain’s goals of settling in North America
Gold, Glory, God
Gold, Glory, Guilds
Fur, Trade, Gold
Fur, Trade, God
“God” was one of the Spanish’s goals for settling in North America because
The Spanish believed Buddha allowed peace in everyone’s lives
The Spanish wanted to convert others to Christanity, specifically Catholicism
The Spanish wanted to convert others to Christanity, specifically Lutheranism
The Spanish wanted to allow all people to worship freely.
“Glory” was one of the Spanish goals of settling in North America because...
It allowed people to worship God freely.
It allowed Europeans to take over all the land.
It allowed the Spanish to gain land and thus power.
It allowed the Spanish to gain slaves.
“Gold” was a Spanish goal of settling in North America because...
Gold allowed for the Spanish to become wealthy, thus have power!
Gold allowed for the Spanish to buy land from the Europeans.
Gold allowed for the Spanish to worship the king as a God.
Gold allowed for the Spanish to become wealthy, thus feed more slaves!
Which of the following best summarizes the goals of settling in North America for the British?
Power, Glory, God.
Power, Glory, Mercantilism, Opportunity, Religious Freedom.
Mercantilism and Religious Freedom.
God, Glory, Gold.
Power and Glory to the British meant...
Adding North America to its empire. Thus resulting in more power!
Adding England to its empire. Thus resulting
Adding Spain to its empire.
Adding Canada to its empire.
Mercantilism was a goal of the ____ when settling in North America
Spanish
French
British
Dutch
Mercantilism is
An economic policy
A religious structure
A social structure
The Geographical features of the new world.
The goal of mercantilism was
For a country to expose the most problems and protest for religious freedom.
For a country to produce the most crops
for a country to import more goods from foreign countries than they exported.
for a country to export more goods to foreign countries than they were importing.
The British wanted to settle in North America to provide opportunity to
The rich to build new homes
The upper class to establish wealth
The poor to steal from the Indians
The lower class in hopes to own land and get rich
The British wanted _____ as they didn’t agree with the Church of England.
Indulgences
Lutheranism
Religious freedom
Religious intolerance
French goals of settling in North America included -
The northwest trade route, fur, and religion.
God, Gold, glory
Mercantilism, Religious Freedom, and glory
Glory, fur, and mercantilism
The French goal of ____ lead to ____
The west trade route/ potential slower access to Asia
The north west trade route / potential faster access to Europe
The north west trade route / potential faster access to Asia
The west trade route / potential slower access to Europe
France’s goal of Fur from North America resulted in
A fur trade that lead to a big, wealthy business. This included trading with native Americans.
A fur trade that lead to a big, wealthy business. This included trading strictly with the mother country.
A fur trade and low income business owners.
A fur trade with Native Americans loosing livestock.
France’s goal of religion meant...
They wanted to spread Christanity to the new world, spread Catholicism, and escape persecution in France.
They wanted to spread Christanity in the new world, focusing on Lutheranism.
They wanted to limit the spread of Christanity in the new world.
They wanted to limit the spread of Catholicism in the new world.
The GREEN area on the map represents
The Spanish Territory
The British Territory
The French Territory
Disputed between France and Great Britain Territory
The ORANGE area on the map represents
The Spanish Territory
The British Territory
The French Territory
Disputed between France and Great Britain Territory
The BROWNISH PURPLE area on the map represents
The Spanish Territory
The British Territory
The French Territory
Disputed between France and Great Britain Territory
The STRIPES area on the map represents
The Spanish Territory
The British Territory
The French Territory
Disputed between France and Great Britain Territory
What was the Middle Passage? Choose 3
The second part of a journey African slaves took
Ended up in South, Central, or North America
Represented a transition from freedom to slavery
Something the people got to choose to do
What is a slaver?
Someone who transported and sold slaves
Someone who transported and sold slaves
Someone who transported and sold slaves
Someone who transported and sold slaves
TRUE OR FALSE: In order to be a slave, you had to volunteer
True
False
What were slave ships like? Choose all that apply.
Filled with people
Everybody was in chains
Everybody had their own room
People laid in the same space for 8 weeks
Did they have bathrooms on slave ships?
Yes, and the toilets went into the ocean
No, you just went wherever and dealt with it
Were slaves given nice, filling meals on ships?
Yes. Gotta keep em healthy in order to survive!
No. The slavers didn't really care if they died.
The horrific experience that slaves traveled from West Africa was known as:
The Middle Passage
The Slave Trade
The Triangular Trade
The global slave trade that transported between 10 and 15 million enslaved Africans across The Atlantic Ocean to the Americas between the 16th and 19th centuries.
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Triangle Trade
The Middle Passage
The Transpacific Slave Trade
Considered the "in-between" portion of the Slave Trade was the waterway from Africa to the Americas. Sickening cruelty characterized this journey. In African ports, European traders packed Africans into the dark holds of large ships.
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Middle Passage
Triangle Trade
Northwest Passage
What percentage of kidnapped Africans died on the ships going to the Americas?
10%
20%
30%
50%
Where did a majority of enslaved people go that were taken by Spain?
South America in Brazil
Caribbean Islands
North America in the Modern United States
Central America and Mexico
Goods sold to other countries
export
import
mercantilism
triangle trade
Goods brought in from other countries
export
import
mercantilism
triangle trade
3 sided trade route between the 13 Colonies, the West Indies, and Africa; included the slave trade
mercantilism
charter
triangular trade
cash crop
Combining raw materials and processed goods into finished products
manufacturing
triangle trade
intolerant
charter
Raw materials are used to make the things we make ourselves or buy in stores. Those things are:___________.
raw materials
manufactured goods
natural resources
from the earth
Which statement best explains how the Second Great Awakening influenced change in American society?
It encouraged Southerners to assert their rights by seceding.
It inspired the growth of social reform movements.
It led to the industrialization of northern cities
It encouraged Southerners to assert their rights by seceding.
Define the term suffrage
the right to live
the right to protest
the right to vote
the right to educate
The Great Awakening was a __________ movement.
political
scientific
religious
artistic
Ministers of The Great Awakening preached ___________
God was angry
people were not equal
colonists should not be independent
colonists could be saved
Religious meetings drew
no crowds
small crowds
medium crowds
large crowds
What is mercantilism?
A system where a mother countries gains money and power from natural resources that come from its colonies.
where colonies trade gold and silver with each other.
Wars that start over money.
Plantation colonies trading slaves for money.
True or False? Great Britain wanted to create wealth by importing more goods than it exported.
True
False
Which term means a good to sold another country?
Import
Export
EXPORTS of the 13 colonies included:
Manufactured goods
Raw Materials
Slaves
Gold
The impact of mercantilism was that
The rate of slavery in the Americas went down
Trade was limited in the Atlantic
The Colony grew wealthy
The Mother Country grew wealthy
Raw materials are used to make the things we make ourselves or buy in stores. Those things are:___________.
raw materials
manufactured goods
natural resources
from the earth
Which of the following describes why the colonist began to smuggle goods:
They hated the English taxes on their exports
The English would pay more for smuggled goods
Pirates saw an opportunity to steal from ships
None of these
All of these
Smuggling means
Trading good illegally
Trading slaves
Trading provisions
None of these
Which British Act governed trade between the colonies and Britain (England)?
Bribe Act
Smuggling Acts
Triangular Trade
Navigation Acts
What does smuggle mean?
To refuse to buy something
To send a document making a demand
To make a top secret group
To sneak goods in or out
What was the goal of mercantilism?
To control trade and gain wealth
Make colonies wealthy
Import many goods from other nations
Share wealth with other nations
What economic principle is illustrated in the image below?
Captialism
Feudalism
Socialism
Mercantilism
Why were colonists only allowed to trade with their mother country?
The colonists did not know other countries existed
The mother country can gain more wealth
The colonists were prideful
The mother country can share their wealth
