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T3 L2 Outline USH

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Queen Elizabeth granted Sir Walter Raleigh the right to claim North American land for which colony?

a)

Jamestown Colony

b)

Plymouth Colony

c)

Roanoke Colony

d)

Massachusetts Bay Colony

2.

The first settlement attempt in 1585 failed after a hard winter. Which colony does this refer to?

a)

Roanoke Colony

b)

Jamestown Colony

c)

Plymouth Colony

d)

Massachusetts Bay Colony

3.

Who led the second attempt to settle Roanoke Colony in 1587?

a)

John White

b)

Walter Raleigh

c)

Francis Drake

d)

Richard Grenville

4.

Virginia Dare was the first English child born in North America.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which company established the Jamestown Colony in 1607?

a)

Virginia Company

b)

Dutch East India Company

c)

Plymouth Company

d)

Hudson's Bay Company

6.

Which of the following was NOT an initial hardship faced by Jamestown settlers?

a)

Sickness

b)

Disease

c)

Hunger

d)

Gold shortage

7.

Captain John Smith's leadership was crucial for the survival of which colony?

a)

Jamestown Colony

b)

Plymouth Colony

c)

Roanoke Colony

d)

Massachusetts Bay Colony

8.

Tobacco cultivation became profitable and helped which colony grow?

a)

Jamestown Colony

b)

Plymouth Colony

c)

Roanoke Colony

d)

Massachusetts Bay Colony

9.

The headright system in Jamestown Colony gave settlers how many acres of land for paying their own way?

a)

50 acres

b)

25 acres

c)

100 acres

d)

10 acres

10.

The House of Burgesses, the first elected legislature in North America, was established in which year?

a)

1619

b)

1625

c)

1607

d)

1632

11.

Jamestown became a royal colony in which year?

a)

1624

b)

1607

c)

1619

d)

1630

12.

In which year was the Plymouth Colony established?

a)

1620

b)

1607

c)

1630

d)

1619

13.

Who founded Plymouth Colony seeking religious freedom?

a)

Puritans

b)

Separatists (Pilgrims)

c)

Quakers

d)

Native Americans

14.

What was the first step towards representative government in America?

a)

Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

b)

Mayflower Compact

c)

Great Migration

d)

Town of Exeter

15.

During the first winter in Plymouth, nearly half the colonists _______.

a)

died

b)

thrived

c)

returned to England

d)

built new homes

16.

Who helped the Plymouth settlers survive?

a)

John Winthrop

b)

Thomas Hooker

c)

Squanto and Samoset

d)

Roger Williams

17.

The first Thanksgiving was celebrated with which Native American group in 1621?

a)

Wampanoag

b)

Narragansett

c)

Pequot

d)

Mohican

18.

Who led the Puritans that founded Massachusetts Bay Colony?

a)

John Wheelwright

b)

John Winthrop

c)

Roger Williams

d)

Thomas Hooker

19.

Over 15,000 Puritans arrived in the 1630s during which migration?

a)

Great Migration

b)

Mayflower Voyage

c)

King Philip's War

d)

Rhode Island Exodus

20.

Lack of religious tolerance in Massachusetts Bay Colony led to the formation of new colonies.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Who founded Connecticut in 1636?

a)

Roger Williams

b)

John Winthrop

c)

Thomas Hooker

d)

John Wheelwright

22.

The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut (1639) was the first written _______ in America.

a)

constitution

b)

treaty

c)

amendment

d)

declaration

23.

Who founded Rhode Island after being expelled from Massachusetts?

a)

John Winthrop

b)

Roger Williams

c)

Thomas Hooker

d)

John Wheelwright

24.

Rhode Island was the first colony to offer complete religious freedom.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Who founded the town of Exeter in New Hampshire?

a)

John Wheelwright

b)

Roger Williams

c)

Thomas Hooker

d)

John Winthrop

26.

New Hampshire became an independent colony in which year?

a)

1636

b)

1638

c)

1679

d)

1621

27.

Initial trade relationships with Native Americans involved exchanging furs for European goods.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

King Philip's War (1675-1676) was led by which Native American leader?

a)

Squanto

b)

Metacomet (King Philip)

c)

Samoset

d)

Wampanoag

29.

Colonists' victory in King Philip's War led to increased settlement and spread of colonies.

a)

True

b)

False

30.

The relationships among the British, French, Spanish, and Dutch in their struggle for colonization of North America can best be described as:

a)

Cooperative, with frequent alliances and shared settlements.

b)

Competitive, with frequent conflicts and rivalries over territory.

c)

Isolated, with each nation focusing only on their own colonies and ignoring others.

d)

Peaceful, with mutual agreements to avoid conflict.

31.

The New England, Middle, and Southern colonies can best be compared based on which of the following characteristics?

a)

Climate, economy, and social structure

b)

Military alliances, language, and religion

c)

Currency, government structure, and population size

d)

Foreign policy, transportation, and technology

32.

Differentiate economic systems of New England, Middle and Southern colonies including indentured servants and slaves as labor sources.

a)

New England had small farms and relied on family labor, the Middle colonies had mixed farming and used some indentured servants, while the Southern colonies had large plantations and relied heavily on slaves.

b)

All three regions relied exclusively on slave labor for their economic systems.

c)

The Middle colonies had the largest plantations and used only indentured servants, while New England and Southern colonies used only family labor.

d)

New England and Southern colonies both relied on large-scale plantation agriculture and slave labor, while the Middle colonies focused on fishing.

33.

The impact of key colonial figures on the economic, political, and social development of the colonies was:

a)

Significant in shaping the growth and structure of colonial society.

b)

Minimal and had little effect on colonial development.

c)

Limited only to economic aspects, not political or social.

d)

Irrelevant to the overall progress of the colonies.

34.

The impact of colonial settlement on Native American populations was:

a)

Devastating, leading to population decline and loss of land

b)

An increase in Native American populations

c)

No significant change to Native American societies

d)

A peaceful coexistence with mutual benefits

35.

The French and Indian War was caused by competition for territory and resources in North America, involved major battles between British and French forces, and resulted in significant changes to colonial power. Which of the following best summarizes the causes, course, and consequences of the French and Indian War?

a)

Competition for territory led to conflict between Britain and France, resulting in British victory and changes in colonial power.

b)

Religious differences between colonists and Native Americans led to a peaceful resolution and no territorial changes.

c)

The war was fought solely over trade disputes and ended with no significant consequences.

d)

French and British forces allied to fight against Spanish colonists, resulting in a French victory.

36.

The contributions of key groups such as Africans, Native Americans, women, and children to the society and culture of colonial America included:

a)

Shaping agriculture, crafts, traditions, and community life

b)

Establishing only political systems

c)

Focusing solely on military conquests

d)

Limiting cultural diversity in the colonies

37.

Which area is where England established the 13 Colonies?

38.

The first successful English colony in North America was ​ (a)   and it was created in ​ (b)  

Choose from the below words
Jamestown
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Margaritaville
1607
1776
1787
1492