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Unit 3 - Colonial America final test 1

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Use the map above to answer the following questions.

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What did people, who disagreed with the Puritans, often do? (Lesson 1, slides 63 - 67)

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The Pilgrims were better prepared than the Puritans because (Lesson 1, Slides 63 - 67)

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Match the word that completes the sentence (Lesson 1, slides 63 - 67)

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_________________is the practice of owning people and forcing them to work.

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covenant

Puritan families signed a _____________, promising to follow the rules of the church

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tolerate

Roger Williams believed that government should ______________ people with different religious views.

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slavery

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4.

Why did Philadelphia become a busy port? (Lesson 2, slides 50 - 55) RESTATE the question and ANSWER the question.

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Match the word that completes the sentence. (Lesson 2, slides 50 - 55)

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_________________ appointed the governor and ran the colony as a business.

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patroons

Wealthy Dutch men, also known as ____________, agreed to bring 50 people to a new colony.

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proprietors

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6.

General James Oglethorpe wanted to put ______________ to work in Georgia. (Lesson 3, slides 39 - 44)

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Why was the colony of Maryland founded? (Lesson 3, slides 39 - 44)

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Match the word that completes the sentence. (Lesson 3, slides 39 - 44)

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____________________ are people who owe money.

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plantation

Normally one cash crop is grown on a large farm, or ________________________

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debtors

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9.

What was an apprentice supposed to learn? (Lesson 4, slides 21 - 26)

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10.

Some colonists settled in the backcountry because __________________. (Lesson 4, slides 21 - 26)

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11.

Match the word that completes the sentence. (Lesson 4, slides 21 - 26)

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A ______________ growth rate will show how much a colony grew from year to year.

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slave trade

The ________________ was the business of buying and selling people

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growth rate

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12.

Which colony was the first to make slavery legal? (Lesson 5, slides 15 - 20; they aren't in order)

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13.

Why were traditional stories important to enslaved Africans? (Lesson 5, slides 15 - 20). RESTATE the question and ANSWER the question.

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14.

Match the word that best completes the sentence. (Lesson 5, slides 15 - 20)

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Religious songs of enslaved Africans, known as ____________________ are an important part of American music today.

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slave codes

________________ were laws that set rules for slavery.

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spirituals

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15.

The goal of slave revolts was to _______________. (Lesson 5, slides 15 - 20)

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16.

Colonists viewed English trade laws as ________________. (Lesson 6, slides 10 - 14; they are not in order)

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17.

People who benefited most from the triangular trade were ________________. (Lesson 6, slides 10 - 14)

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18.

Why did England made it illegal for the colonists to make certain goods, like hats, nails, and horseshoes?

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19.

Match the word that best completes the sentence. (Lesson 6, slides 10 - 14)

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The ____________________ was the middle part of the three-sided trade.

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triangular trade

Ships on the __________________ route sold products and picked up cargo at each stop.

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Middle Passage

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20.

Building ships was considered an industry in the colonies.

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21.

What does "freedom of the press" mean? (Lesson 7, slides 3 - 9)

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Who was allowed to vote in the colonial government? (Lesson 7, slides 3 - 9)

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23.

Phillis Wheatley was a well known governor.

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24.

Match the word that best completes the sentence. (Lesson 7, slides 3 - 9)

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The colonial ________________ was a lawmaking body guaranteed in the charters of most of the colonies.

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legislation

When colonists made ________________, they were making laws.

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assembly

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25.

Which of the following was an export in New Hampshire?

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26.

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

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27.

What is the title of the map?

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28.

John Peter Zenger was put on trial because he spoke out against slavery in the colonies. (Lesson 7, slides 3 - 9)

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29.

Enslaved Africans were taken to England before they were taken to the Americas.

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30.

In your opinion, do you think there was a better way to farm large plantations than force enslaved Africans to work them, and why?