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WorksheetsWeek 4 Review
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 2hrs 55mins
The British trade policy that focuses on the mother country establishing more colonies, and exporting more than it imports is:
philanthropy
income
mercantilism
macroeconomics
This British philanthropist wanted to create an ideal colony in America for the "worthy poor" in England.
Henry Ellis
Tomochichi
Abraham Lincoln
James Oglethorpe
The economic reason for founding the colony of Georgia centered around:
The colony of Georgia could produce raw goods like indigo, silk, and grapes to be made into finished goods in Britain.
The Georgia colony providing Britain with large amounts of gold.
The Georgia colony giving the Spanish in Florida access to the Carolina colonies.
Building factories for manufacturing finished goods in the Georgia colony.
One reason Georgia was settled was as a colony for British debtors and the working poor. This is an example of:
mercantilism
diversity
philanthropy
politics
Which of the following was NOT one of the trustee's regulations under the Charter of 1732?
Colonists had to defend the Ga. colony against Spain, France, and the Natives
No slavery
No Catholics or Jews
Colonists only had to obey Trustee rules they agreed with
Some colonists were made to grown mulberry trees
The Jewish settlers that came to Georgia (check all that apply)
established the first Jewish synagogue in Georgia
brought a doctor that helped with Yellow Fever in the colony
were from Mexico
brought religious diversity to the colony
Check the correct choice:
Slavery allowed.
Royal Georgia
Trustee Georgia
Check the correct choice:
Land could not be sold by colonists
Royal Georgia
Trustee Georgia
Check the correct choice:
Alcohol was not allowed
Royal Georgia
Trustee Georgia
Check the correct choice:
Tobacco and rice were grown
Royal Georgia
Trustee Georgia
Check the correct choice:
The colony was governed by the King of England
Royal Georgia
Trustee Georgia
Check the correct choice:
The "malcontents" were unhappy and complained about strict rules
Royal Georgia
Trustee Georgia
Who governed over the Georgia colony during the Royal period?
The King of England and a Royal Governor
The tribal council of the Yamacraw tribe
the Georgia colonists governed themselves
all of the above
Explain how the Quaker practice of pacifism might have affected their interactions with other groups during the colonial period.
It led to frequent military alliances with other colonies.
It caused them to be isolated from other religious groups.
It allowed them to maintain peaceful relations with Native Americans.
It resulted in their participation in numerous wars.
What was one radical aspect of Quaker beliefs regarding gender equality?
Only men could speak in meetings.
Women were allowed to hold positions of authority.
Women were not allowed to participate in religious activities.
Men and women had separate religious meetings.
Analyze how the Quaker belief in spiritual equality might have influenced their social structure.
It reinforced a strict class hierarchy.
It promoted a more egalitarian society.
It led to the exclusion of women from leadership roles.
It encouraged the establishment of a monarchy.
Which of the following was a consequence of Quaker pacifism in colonial America?
They were often involved in military conflicts.
They refused to take legal oaths.
They supported the use of force in religious conversions.
They built large armies for protection.
Discuss the impact of Quaker beliefs on the legal system in Pennsylvania.
They established a legal system based on military law.
They implemented laws that required religious ceremonies.
They influenced the development of laws promoting religious tolerance.
They enforced strict penalties for non-Quakers.
What was a key reason why Quaker beliefs were considered radical during the colonial period?
They supported the divine right of kings.
They challenged the hierarchical structure of society.
They advocated for the use of violence in religious matters.
They promoted the idea of a single religious leader.
Evaluate the role of William Penn in the establishment of Pennsylvania as a colony.
He was a military leader who conquered the land.
He founded the colony based on Quaker principles of equality and tolerance.
He established a monarchy in the colony.
He enforced strict religious conformity.
How did Quaker beliefs influence their approach to governance in Pennsylvania?
They established a theocracy with strict religious laws.
They promoted democratic principles and religious freedom.
They enforced a caste system based on religious status.
They restricted voting rights to Quakers only.
What was the significance of the Quaker belief in direct communication with God?
It required the construction of elaborate churches.
It eliminated the need for clergy and formal rituals.
It mandated the use of Latin in religious services.
It supported the idea of a single religious leader.
Analyze how Quaker beliefs might have influenced their economic practices in the colony.
They focused on accumulating wealth through military conquest.
They emphasized fair trade and equitable business practices.
They restricted economic activities to Quakers only.
They relied heavily on slave labor for economic growth.
Which of the following best describes the Quaker approach to religious tolerance?
They enforced a single state religion.
They allowed freedom of worship for all religious groups.
They prohibited non-Quaker religious practices.
They required attendance at Quaker meetings.
Discuss the challenges Quakers faced due to their pacifist beliefs in colonial America.
They were often recruited for military service.
They faced persecution and imprisonment for refusing to fight.
They were celebrated for their military strategies.
They were given leadership roles in colonial armies.
What was a major impact of Quaker beliefs on the social structure of Pennsylvania?
They established a rigid class system.
They promoted social equality and inclusivity.
They restricted social mobility to Quakers only.
They enforced a feudal system.
Definition:
Varied cultures or characteristics
demographics
census
diversity
integration
Which country founded the New Netherlands Colony?
English
Spanish
French
Dutch
Why was the colony of the New Netherlands established? (Two Correct)
Trade and resources
Fame and Glory
Religious Freedom
Search for Northwest Passage
Which company was funded to establish the city of New Amsterdam and the New Netherlands Colony?
Massachusetts Bay Company
West India Company
Virginia Company
Fundamental Companies of Connecticut
New Netherlands had the greatest _____________ of the 13 Colonies.
Diversity
Trade Routes
Navy
Churches
Democracy
How did England aquire New Netherlands?
The Dutch surrendered their colony after England sent their soldiers to New Netherland
The English paid the Dutch half of what the colony was worth
The English paid the Dutch full price for the Colony
The Dutch suffered an economic collapse and abandoned the colony.
What did England rename the Colony of New Netherlands?
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Settlers from which of the following countries settles in New Netherlands? (Choose ALL that apply)
Scotland
France
Sweden
Ireland
Germany
In the end New Amsterdam became ...
Albany
Fort Orange
Jersey City
New York City
Who settled New Netherland in 1621?
The English
The Spanish
The Dutch
The Americans
How did the English take New Netherland from the Dutch?
The English won a war.
The Dutch governor surrendered the colony.
The Dutch ran away.
The English paid the Dutch for the colony.
What was the purpose of the colony of New Netherland?
to create a beautiful place for people to live
to create a place that would make money for the country called the Netherlands
to create long-lasting friendships with Native Americans
to allow people of the Netherlands to get exciting metal tools
What were the people from the Netherlands called?
French
English
Dutch
Indians
The Dutch West India Company's goal was to ____.
trade for furs to make money
find the Northwest Passage
find gold in the rivers
set up schools for Native Americans
A settlement with the purpose of making money for the country that controls it is called a _____.
fort
state
post
colony
People who live in a colony are called "____."
natives
colonists
traders
farmers
The Dutch bought ________ Island from the Native Americans.
Long
Wellesley
Atlantis
Manhattan
The colony of New Netherlands was located in which 2 modern-day states?
New York
New Jersey
New Mexico
Tennessee
Texas
Which of the following might cause the residents of Salem village and Salem town to resent one another?
Salem Town was wealthier
One controlled the food supply and the other controlled the price
Fear of outsiders
All of the above
Which religion was practiced by most of those who lived in Essex County?
Voodoo
Puritanism
Catholicism
Quaker
Which term best describes life in a Puritan community?
Fun
Easy
Religious
Tolerant
Witch trials were an isolated event that happened no where else in the world.
True
False
Who was banished from the Puritan community for thinking differently. This person believed in equality, and religious tolerance.
Cotton Mather
Elizabeth Good
Johnathon Edwards
Roger Williams
Puritans went to Massachusetts because...
religious freedom
no lose
fresh start
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Georgia
Deleware
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
When the Pilgrims established the Colony of Plymouth, Massachusetts
it led to the signing of the Mayflower Compact which was what?
A peace treaty between the Natives and the colonists
A charter establishing a trade partnership between Spain and England
An early form of Self-Government
A separation of church and state
What is a Puritan?
Someone who wanted to separate from the Church of England
Someone who wanted to purify the Church of England
Someone who wanted to go back to the Catholic Church
Someone who protested against the Catholic Church
What is a "pilgrim?"
A Native American
Someone on a religious journey
An enemy of the government
Someone who has different beliefs
Which of the following colonies were considered part of the New England colonies?
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Connecticut
What is a Separatist?
Someone who wanted to separate from the Church of England
Someone who wanted to purify the Church of England
Someone who wanted to go back to the Catholic Church
Someone who protested against the Catholic Church
People who wanted to purify, or change the Church of England were called
Separatists
Puritans
Commoners
Pilgrims
Which Religious Group Occupied The New England Colonies
Catholics
Quakers
Puritans
Christians
