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Colonial Schools
Shoemaker's Shop and other Workers
Governor's Palace
Slave Quarters
Church and Tavern
100
Boys in Williamsburg learned how to read, write, and do arithmetic here.
What is the College of William and Mary?
100

The owner of the shop.

Who is the master craftsman?

100
These were approved or rejected by the Governor.
What are laws?
100

This type of song was sung by a leader and followers.

What is call and response?

100

Colonists went here for food, drink, or to relax and visit with friends.

What is the tavern?

200

Girls in Colonial Williamsburg learned prayers, the alphabet, knitting, and sewing here.


DOUBLE JEOPARDY

What is the Dame School?

200
A skilled worker who does not own his own shop, but does get paid to work in the shop.
Who is a journeyman?
200
This group created and voted on bills.
What is the Assembly?
200
These slaves worked in the master's house.
Who are house slaves?
200

The most important people in the community sat here in the church.


DOUBLE JEOPARDY

What is close to the pulpit?

300
One of the famous men who attended the College of William and Mary.
Who is George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, or John Tyler?
300
An unpaid worker in a shop who is learning a skill from more experienced workers.
Who is an apprentice?
300

This man-made waterway was near the Governor's Palace, and added to the beauty of the place.


DOUBLE JEOPARDY

What is a canal?

300
These slaves worked as gardeners or coachmen.
Who are town slaves?
300
This was a tasty soup eaten at the tavern in Williamsburg.
What is peanut soup?
400
The name for a fancy stitched cloth with the alphabet, sentences, or even pictures, made by girls in Colonial Times.
What is a sampler?
400
A person who made barrels and other containers.
What is a cooper?
400
He appointed the Governor.
Who is the King?
400
This is the word for leftovers.
What is juba?
400
The church in Williamsburg was this type of church.
What is Anglican?
500
Small schools in Colonial Williamsburg were intended for these non-white children.
Who are Native Americans and African Americans?
500
A person who made objects out of iron, like horseshoes and plows.
What is a blacksmith?
500
This is when a person is released from blame for a crime.
What is a pardon?
500
One tool and one instrument you might find in the slaves' quarters.
What are: Instruments - fiddle, drum; tools - rakes, hoes, shovels.
500
He was the head of Virginia's Anglican Church.
Who is the Governor?