The Colonies
Colonial Work
Colonial Villages/Homes
Colonial Schools/Clothes
Colonial Jobs
100

How many American colonies were there?

13

100

What was a plantation?

a large farm that used enslaved people for labor

100

True or False: the church was an important part of a colonial village.

True

100

How many rooms were in a colonial school?

1

100

Whose job was it to make shoes and boots during colonial times?

Cobbler

200

What was the name of the first successful English colony.

Jamestown, Virginia

200

What was one crop that was grown on plantations?

tobacco, cotton

200

Where could people gather together for important meetings during colonial times?

Meeting house or village green

200

Who wore breeches during colonial times?

Boys/Men

200

What did a cooper do?

Made barrels from wood.

300

What was one reason people came to the colonies?

Freedom (to choose their own religion)

Riches (land, gold)

Enslaved people brought from Africa

300

True or False: Men and women did the same work during colonial times.

False

300

Who was allowed to go to go to grammar school?

boys

300

What fashion did many people wear on their heads during colonial times?

wigs

300

Which job in colonial America was responsible for making newspapers?

printer

400

Who was the first group of people to live in North America?

The Native Americans

400

What was an apprentice?

A young boy learning a specific skill/trade from a master.

400

Where could people go for food or a place to stay in a colonial village?

The Tavern

400

True or False: kids of all ages attended one room schoolhouses.

True

400

Name one thing a silversmith would make.

candlesticks

mugs

spoons

teapots

cups

500

What country controlled the 13 colonies?

England

500

On a colonial farm, who was in charge of feeding farm animals?

Women/Girls

500

What was one main natural resource that colonists used to build their homes?

Wood

500

What was used to dye cloth that was used to make clothing?

Roots

Berries

Bark

500

In which colonial shop would you most likely find a very hot fire for bending and shaping metal?

blacksmith

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