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WorksheetsUS History Chapter 3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
King James I granted a charter to the Virginia Company of London. In December 1606. The Virginia Company named their colony ______.
Roanoke
Jamestown
Boston
New Amsterdam
A land grant was known as a _____, in the 1600s (17th Century).
headright
land right
land lease
headland
Today, we call them Congressmen, but the Virginia Company allowed colonists to vote for representatives called ______. They helped make the first laws of what is now the United States.
Lawmen
Politicals
Lawyers
Bergesses
To "dissent" means to ______.
disagree
shrink
give up
get angry
The Separatists were persecuted, or ______ because of their beliefs.
convicted
mistreated
praised
scorned
The ______was a formal document
that set up an early form of our (United States) government, which was written and signed on the ship before the colonists disembarked.
U.S. Constitution
Declaration of Independence
Mayflower Compact
Bill of Rights
Thomas Hooker was the founder of Hartford, ____.
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Virginia
Connecticut
The most common reason of the establishment of new colonies in, what is now the United States was ______.
Religious Persecution
riches
to escape prosecution
escaping the "in-laws"
The landowners who received grants from the Dutch West India Company were called ______, they ruled like kings
Land Barons
Landlords
Partners
Patroons
New Jersey had a diverse population. There were people of many different racial, religious, and national backgrounds—that is, many different _____ groups
ethnic
religious
wealthy
athletic
The ______, a Protestant group that had been persecuted in England, founded the colony of Pennsylvania.
Pilgrims
Quakers
Patroons
Dutch
People from Sweden had settled land in southern Pennsylvania, who later became the settlers of the colony of _____.
Florida
New Hampshire
Delaware
Georgia
The colony of Maryland was the dream of _______.
Lord Byron Nelson
Lord Baltimore Calvert
Sir Nick Faldo
Sir Walter Raleigh
Two crops came to dominate Carolina agriculture, ______ and _______.
cotton/corn
indigo/cotton
tobacco/indigo
tobacco/rice
_______ was the last of the English colonies settled in what is now the United States.
Delaware
South Carolina
North Carolina
Georgia
