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Misc. 2
100

What was the name of the very first colony?

Jamestown

100

Who used a thimble?

A tailor

100

Define apprentice

A young boy learning a skill or trade from a master
100

Who had to be quiet at dinner?

Children

100

Which country owned the colonies?

England


200

In which region of the colonies would you have found plantations?

The Southern Region

200

Who used a bellow to heat their fire?

A blacksmith

200

Define hornbook

A wooden slab with lessons pasted to it, used in colonial schools

200

Who used berries to die cloth?

Women

200

How many rooms and how many teachers did a typical colonial school have?

1 room, 1 teacher

300

Would a man or woman wear breeches during colonial times?

A man
300

Who used a composition stick?

A printer

300

Define plantation

A large farm that used slaves to grow and harvest crops

300

Who built furniture for the home?

Men

300

Name three types of buildings that might be found in a colonial village?

School, church, meeting house, trade shops, general store, tavern...

400

What was at the center of most colonial villages?

The village green, and often, a flag. 

400

Who used a hand bell?

Town Crier

400

Define colonist

A person living in a colony

400

Who worked in the fields?

Slaves

400

Part 1: Who went to Grammar School?

Part 2: Who went to Dame School?

Part 1: boys

Part 2: girls

500

List three reasons for coming to America.

- Religious freedom

- Land and money

- Slavery

500

Who used a sizing stick?

A cobbler

500

Define colony

An area of land that is owned by another country. 

500

Who lived in small wooden homes on a plantation?

Slaves

500

What was one way that a meeting house was used during colonial times?

Church, political meetings, community gatherings...

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