Colonials
Charters and Acts
Colonies
Religion
Economy
100

Whose leadership saved Jamestown from failure in its early years?

John Smith

100

In a royal colony, who controlled the colony?

  • The King
100

In 1607, the first permanent English colony was founded at

Jamestown

100

This group wanted to create a church free of royal control

  • Pilgrims
100

Which economy (New England, Middle, or Southern) involved shipping, shipbuilding, fishing, lumber, rum, and raising livestock?

New England Colonies

200

All of the following were problems faced by the settlers at Jamestown EXCEPT:

a. The refusal of the gentlemen to work

b. The lack of a river nearby for transportation

c. Disease

d. Unclean drinking water

b. The lack of a river nearby for transportation

200

This document was the first self-government plan in the colonies and it pledged that the decisions would be made by the will of the majority of the colony’s men

  • Mayflower Compact
200

In 1620, Pilgrim settlers founded

Plymouth

200

This document was the first written constitution in North America

  • Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
200

Which economy (New England, Middle, or Southern) sold tobacco, rice, and indigo?

Southern Colonies

300

Who could vote for members to the legislature in the Massachusetts Bay colony?

  • Men who were members of the church
300

Under the system of proprietary colonies, the proprietors received land grants from:

a. Parliament

b. Colonial assemblies

c. Feudal lords

d. The king

d. The king

300

The purpose of the House of Burgesses was to

  • Make laws for the colony of Virginia
300

This granted religious freedom to all Christians living in Maryland

  • Toleration Act
300

Which economy (New England, Middle, or Southern) was made up of trade and they grew crops like grains and vegetables?

Middle Colonies

400

James Oglethorpe founded the colony of

Georgia

400

Which of the following is NOT a result of King Philip’s War?

a. 17 towns were destroyed, 52 towns suffered damage, 2,000 settlers were killed

b. Native Americans and the New England Colonists created a peace treaty that lasted for 150 years

c. It took decades for the colonists to recover from the destruction, loss of lives, and expense

d. Entire Native American families were sold into slavery, many were forced into local servitude, political independence ended, they continued to lose land

b. Native Americans and the New England Colonists created a peace treaty that lasted for 150 years

400

Who could vote in the Pennsylvania Colony?

All men

400

This group wanted to purify the Church of England

  • Puritans
400

Which of the following was NOT significant because of Bacon’s Rebellion?

a. First colonial rebellion against royal control

b. White famers and landholders were given more rights, but the planter class remained in power

c. Laws making Africans hereditary slaves were passed

d. The colonies immediately gained independence from Britain

d. The colonies immediately gained independence from Britain

500

___________ was the name of the first town England attempted to settle and the only word carved into a hill after their disappearance was _______________.

Roanoke

Croatoan 

500

All of the following are examples of the development of representative government in the colonies EXCEPT the:

a. Fundamental Constitution of Carolina

b. House of Burgesses

c. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

d. Mayflower Compact


a. Fundamental Constitution of Carolina

500

New Netherlands became the English colonies of

New York and New Jersey

500

They are also known as the ‘Society of Friends’

Quakers

500

Name one of the Trading Companies (full name) that settled in the Colonies in the 1600s.

  • Virginia Company of London

  • Massachusetts Bay Company

  • Virginia Company of Plymouth

  • Dutch West India Company

  • New Sweden Company

  • Hudson’s Bay Company