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WorksheetsU2C1 13 Colonies
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
A person who comes to a foreign country to live permanently?
Monarch
Immigrant
Debtors
Parliament
A location that provides shelter is called?
Castle
Buffer Zone
Refuge
Colony
When a monarch grants a charter to a joint stock company to set up a colony is called?
Royal Colony
Charter Colonies
Parliment
Proprietary Colony
A king or queen of a country is called?
General
Monarch
Immigrant
Governor
Colonies that were governed by a governor doing what the king wanted?
Charter Colonies
Royal Colonies
Proprietary Colony
Parliament
Areas or a colony that was gifted by a monarch as a reward or payment is called?
Charter Colonies
Proprietary Colony
Royal Colonies
Buffer Zone
A prominent member of the English Parliament that was appointed head of the Georgia Colony?
King Philip
King George
General James Oglethorpe
George Whitfield
In Great Britian or England this was the representatives and the king and queen that makes all the laws for the country?
Apprentice
Artisians
Parliament
Journeymen
Neutral area that separates rival nations or factions is called?
Breadbasket
Synagogue
Buffer Zone
Forts
A person that owes money is called?
Artisan
Yeomen
Debtors
apprentice
Blue dye producting plant?
Surplus
Mennonites
Indigo
agrarian
Activity of buying and selling
Diminish
Commerce
Sale
Marketplace
A Puritan book that was the first schoolbook for children in America containing prayers, poems and questions about the Bible.
Bible
New England Primer
ABC book
Almanac
Native Americans last effort to rid of British authority and taking of their land. A result of the war was a lower population of Native Americans.
American Revolution
French and Indian War
King Phillip's War
Persuecution
Make or become less
increase
surplus
Diminish
Mulitply
Group of people that came to America for religious freedom. They felt all people had a right to direct access to God.
Pilgrims
Separatist
Quakers
Mennonites
A religious building for Jews
Church
Temple
Synagogue
Courthouse
A group that wanted religious freedom because they were treated badly in Germany
Pilgrims
Quakers
Mennonites
Jews
When something or someone is very different?
Change
Diminish
Diverse
Surplus
Extra supply of somthing is?
Diminish
Diverse
Surplus
Agrarian
Nickname for the Middle colonies cause they grew such a large amount of grain.
New England Colonies
Southern Colonies
Northern Colonies
Breadbasket
Relating to land, farmers or farming
Industry
Agrarian
Manufactoring
Harvesting
Describing a person who owns and cultivates a small farm
Blacksmith
Yeomen
Foreman
Lawyer
A skilled worker that makes things by hand
Yeoman
Agrarian
Farmer
Artisan
A person that works for a number of years without earning a wage.
Apprentice
Agrarian
Yeoman
Journeyman
Former apprentices who could work for wages because they have learned more.
Yeomen
Artisan
Apprentice
Journeymen
Ability of people to rule themselves and make their own laws.
Reprentative government
Assembly government
Regulative Government
Self-Government
A person who speaks or acts on behalf of someone else
Lawyer
Parents
Manager
Representative
A group of people that makes laws
Assembly
Farmers
Policeman
Protestant
To control or place limits on
Diminish
Self-government
Regulate
Enlightenment
A document that established that the king and government were not above the law.
Consitution
Magna Carta
English Bill of Rights
Self-Government
Provided protections against unfair actions by the government, including abuses of their power to search and jail people without cause
Magna Carta
self-government
Englightenment
English Bill of Rights
An intellectual movement in Europe that spread to the colonies influencing how American colonies thought about government and their rights.
Englightenment
Representatives
Colonial Times
Regulate
Another word for non religious
Protestant
Christian
Denominations
Secular
Describing a Christian church that separated from the Catholic Church
Secular
Quakers
Pilgrims
Protestant
Revival preacher of the Great Awakening that held outdoor meetings preaching to large crowds encouraging people to avoid sinful behavior and be “reborn”in their faith
Johnathan Edwards
George Washington
King Phillip
General James Oglethorpe
Revival preacher of the Great Awakening that held outdoor meetings preaching to large crowds encouraging people to avoid sinful behavior and be “reborn”in their faith
George Whitfield
James Oglethorpe
Journeyman
Quakers
A branch of a religion
Denomination
Protestant
Secular
Quaker
