The Plan
Jamestown
Indigenous relations
Tobacco Society
Potpourri
100

This person was the successor to Queen Elizabeth I.

Charles I

Charles II

Richard V

James I

James I

100

This many of the original colony survived until resupply of goods and people arrived.

44

38

7

114

38

100

This native chief's daughter participated in a ritual that simulated saving John Smith.

Sacagawea

Powhatan

Powhatan

Massasoit


Powhatan


100

Conditions England and the promise making 2 to 3 times more profit led to many poor English people traveling to the New World as what?

Indentured Servants

Enslaved Laborers

Skilled Crafts people


Indentured Servants

100

After the first Anglo-Powhatan War, what did royal inspectors conclude was the basis for Jamestown's struggles.

Raids by indigenous tribes

Religion & Lack of skills

Mismanagement & disease

Too much idleness 

Mismanagement & disease

200

This joint-stock company was granted 6 million acres in North America

East India Company

Chesapeake Company

Virginia Company


Virginia Company

200

What were the three ships that brought the original Jamestown settlers

Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria

Tiger, Piñata, Phantom

Susan Constant, Discovery, Godspeed

Susan Constant, Discovery, Godspeed

200

This indigenous person was taken hostage by the colonists at Jamestown.

John Rolfe

Opechecanough

Pocahontas

Powhatan

Pocahontas

200

Indenture contracts were often sold once a ship arrived in the new world. What was the average length of an indenture contract?

6-8 years

3-5 years

1 year

4-7 years


4-7 years

200

What percentage of English colonials came to the Chesapeake Region as indentured servants?

50%

30%

60%

80%

80%

300

What was not one of the goals of the Virginia Company in the New World?

  • Grow some valuable exotic crop

  • Find gold or silver

  • Raid Spanish treasure ships

  • Make friends with indigenous tribes

Make friends with the indigenous tribes

300

This crop helped the original settlers to survive.

Tobacco

Potatoes

Kale

Corn

Corn

300

Opechancanough launched an assault on Jamestown killing what fraction of the settlers?

1/2

3/5

1/3

1/4

1/3, 347 people

300

This person famously planted the first colonial tobacco crop.

John Smith

Sam Smith

Sascha Hamilton

John Rolfe

John Rolfe

300

What was one of the primary items that natives bartered corn and other items for?

Colonial iron

Christian wisdom

Colonial recipes

Building tips

Colonial iron- weapons and other tools

400

True or False.  The original colony of Jamestown was settled by families looking to tend farms and skilled crafts people.

False- settled by all male merchants and gentlemen

400

This leader of Jamestown initiated a friendship with Powhatan. The friendship and his "no work=no food" attitude saved the colony in its early days.

John Rolfe

John Grisham

John Smith

John Green

John Smith

400

True or False.  The colonists treated the Algonquian as equals and respected their right to barter and the land.

False, if the natives did not barter with them they took what they wanted/needed without asking

400

True or False. Indentured servants made great labors when contrasted with enslaved laborers

False. They viewed themselves as free- just under contract.  They usually had no skills, and were reluctant workers.

400

By the 1700's the Chesapeake Region consisted of what three current US states

New York, New Jersey, Delaware

Georgia, South Carolina, Florida

North Dakota, Louisiana, Alabama

Virginia, Maryland, northern North Carolina

Virginia Maryland, northern North Carolina

500
What is a joint-stock company.

a company which has the capital of its members pooled in a common fund; transferable shares represent ownership interest; shareholders are legally liable for all debts of the company

500

This was the first western form of government formed in North America, it was modeled after the "House of Commons"

The Senate

The House of Representatives

The House of Burgesses

The Congregation

House of Burgesses

500

What is the definition of proselytizing?

convert or attempt to convert (someone) from one religion, belief or opinion to another

500

What are "freedom dues"?

Given to an indentured servant at the conclusion of their indenture. Usually a few barrels of corn and a set of clothes
500

Why was religion  proselytizing not a primary focus of the colonists in the Chesapeake area?

Because the rigorous work of planting tobacco and creating the colony took most of their time and energy. Many were indentured servants so their time was limited.