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Unit 3 Test - Colonial Life

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The Puritans were better prepared than the Pilgrims because they ___________.

learned how to survive in the forests of England

had raised a lot of money

arrived in the winter

brought more supplies and animals

What did people, who disagreed with the Puritans, often do?

move back to Europe

become African explorers

take over the colony

start their own colony

Which of the following was a cause of King Phillip's War?

English colonists took land that had belonged to the Wampanoag

The battle with the Pequot

Thomas Hooker's diasagreement with the Puritans

The death of Metacomet

What made the economies of New York and New Jersey strong?

weaving

hunting and gathering

trade

indigo

General James Oglethorpe wanted to put ______ to work in Georgia.

women and children

enslaved Africans

debtors

indentured servants

Why was the colony of Maryland founded?

to protect Spanish colonies

to start a French colony

to provide religious haven

to help debtors start over

Mary Musgrove helped the Creek and the Georgia colonists by ________.

becoming a translator

voting for the Tolerance Act

showing the colonists how to grow food

marrying John Rolfe

What was an apprentice supposed to learn?

a trade or craft

farming skills

reading, writing, arithmetic

good manners

Who had their passage to the colonies paid for in exchange for five to seven years of work?

Pilgrims

enslaved Africans

Puritans

indentured servants

Which colony was the first to make slavery legal?

Georgia

New York

Massachusetts

Carolinas

Most enslaved Africans lived on large plantations in the Southern colonies because _________.

they wanted to earn a living

these farms needed a lot of workers

they were offered good housing

these farms had plenty of food

New England's "cash crop" was ___________.

cotton

corn

cod

tobacco

Phyllis Wheatley was a well-known _____________.

governor

propietor

poet

musician

Who was allowed to vote in the colonial governments?

women, enslaved Africans, and Native Americans

white men who owned property

white men

all the colonists

John Locke had an idea about three natural rights. Which of the following is NOT included?

right to own property

freedom of the press

freedom

life

Shipbuilding was an important _________________ in New England.

spirituals

plantation

patroons

industry

Jonathan Edwards was one of the preachers who led the __________________.

industry

Great Awakening

assembly

plantation

Roger Williams believed that government should _______ different religious views.

debtors

spirituals

tolerate

Great Awakening

On a Southern _____________, cash crops such as tobacco and rice were grown.

plantation

assembly

patroon

industry

Some of the first settlers of Georgia were _____________.

plantation

patroons

debtors

Great Awakening

Most colonies had a lawmaking body called an ______________________.

industry

assembly

patroon

tolerate

Enslaved Africans sang _______________, which are still part of American music.

assembly

Great Awakening

spirituals

debtors

To attract settler to New Netherland, the Dutch West India Company offered land grants to wealthy __________.

patroons

spirituals

industries

debtors

Use the historical map above to answer the question.

Which of the following was an export in New Hampshire?

indigo

ships

fish

tobacco

Use the historical map above to answer the question.

Which of the following was probably most needed in North Carolina?

hunters

crafts workers

farmers

merchants