WorksheetsBacon's Rebellion and Plymouth Colony
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
These people were the main target during Bacon's Rebellion, even though the Governor of Virginia had an agreement with them that ordered they be left alone.
Poor Blacks
Poor Whites
Native Americans
Russian Settlers
Bacon and his followers organized their own raid on neighboring Indians called...
Bacon's Mutiny
Bacon's Rebellion
Nathaniel Bacon's Insurgence
The Rebellion of Bacon
French and Indian War
Many of the soldiers in Bacon's private army were former indentured servants who now wanted their own land. What is an indentured servant?
A slave
A settler who traded 3-7 years of labor in exchange for passage across the Atlantic
The person who cleans your teeth at the dentist office
An employee of the Virginia Company
What was the name of the Native American that helped the Pilgrims?
Sacagawea
Massasoit
Squanto
Wampanoag
Which word means to be mistreated because of your religious beliefs?
persecution
provisions
harbor
agriculture
What did the people who did not want to belong to the Anglican Church (or Church of England) call themselves?
Unbelievers
Indians
Ministers
Separatists
Which Native American helped the Pilgrims the most, he was able to speak English.
Powhattan
Oceola
Squanto
Wampanoag
Local Native American tribe that would help the Pilgrims survive?
Wampanoag
Chesapeake
Susquehanna
Iroquois
In 1612 the Pilgrims celebrated their harvest and friendship with the Native Americans. What modern holiday is based on this?
Valentine's Day
Thanksgiving
Independence Day
Memorial Day
Metacom or Metacomet was know to the English as
King Philip
King Kong
King James II
King Bradford
What is a representative government?
A form of government in which one person has total authority to make laws and rule the people.
A form of government in which individuals are elected to represent the interests of the rest of the people.
A form of government that has the church/God at its center.
A form of government in which there is no authority or laws.
How were the reasons for settling Jamestown and Plymouth different?
People who settled Plymouth wanted to make a profit, while people who settled Jamestown wanted religious freedom.
People who settled Jamestown wanted to make a profit, while people who settled Plymouth wanted religious freedom.
There were no differences in the reasons for settling both colonies.
