Education
Trades
Social Life
Government
Religion and Slavery
100

 The three subjects boys were taught at the College of William and Mary?

What is reading, writing and arithmetic (math).

100

The person who was learning a craft, was not paid, but given food and a place to stay.

What is an apprentice.

100

True or False - People of all social classes gathered at the same taverns in Williamsburg.

What is false.

100

True or False - All white men could vote in elections.

What is false.

100

The place slaves lived when they were not in the fields working.

What is slave quarters or slave cabins.

200

At this type of school, girls were taught the alphabet, prayers, sewing and knitting.

What is a dame school.

200

The type of craftsman who owned his own shop.

What is a Master craftsman.

200

One of the two most popular foods served at a tavern.

What is peanut soup or Shepard's pie

200

The group of men who created and voted on bills in Williamsburg.

What is the assembly.

200

The head of Virginia's Anglican Church.

Who was the royal governor.

300

The two things slaves were almost never taught.

What is read and write.

300

True or False - Shoemaking was one of the most common crafts in Williamsburg.

True

300

The most popular tavern in Williamsburg.

What is Raleigh Tavern.

300

The person who received and approved bills.

Who is the royal governor. 

300

One of two jobs a town slave might have.

What is a gardener or a coachman.

400

Someone who teaches private lessons to one student at a time.

What is a tutor.

400

A miller ground this into flour.

What is grain.

400

Three fun activities that people enjoyed while visiting a tavern. 

What are - played board games, played dice, sang songs, danced, ate, drank

400

The person who appointed the royal governor of Williamsburg.

Who is the British king.

400

The two things the colonists of Virginia were required to do.

What is pay taxes to the Anglican Church and attend church. 

500

 2 of the 4 U. S. presidents who attended the College of William and Mary.

Who are George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and John Tyler.

500

A cooper made this item in Colonial Williamsburg.

What is a barrel. 

500

The subject many wealthy and powerful men gathered at the tavern to discuss.

What is politics

500

The building in Williamsburg where the royal governor lived . 

What is the Governor's Palace

500

The place in Bruton Parish Church where the students of the College of William and Mary sat during church services.

What is the balcony.