Unit 2 Test - Natives, Exploration, GA Colony

It was a monarchy with strict rules of hereditary succession.

It was a chiefdom with a complex and hierarchical structure.

It was made up of small, nomadic clans.

It was an egalitarian, democratic society.

They were nomadic and traveled in small groups, feeding themselves by mainly hunting.

They lived in small villages of a few families and fed themselves by farming and raising domesticated livestock.

They were nomadic and traveled in large groups, feeding themselves by farming and fishing.

They lived in large organized towns and fed themselves primarily by farming and secondarily via hunting and fishing.

Paleo

Archaic

Woodland

Mississippian

Cliff Dwellers

People of the Pueblo

Mound Builders

People of the Wattle and Daub

Escape from religious persecution.

Establish colonies for the Spanish crown.

Discover resources that would make him rich and famous.

Develop trade relationships with American Indians.

The desire to convert American Indians to Catholicism.

The desire to gain natural resources and raw materials in the New World.

The desire to challenge their enemy Spain for power in the Americas.

The desire to give better lives to poor English citizens.

British colonial mercantilism was centered in establishing trade relationships with native people for the purpose of acquiring raw materials for profit and export.

British colonial mercantilism was centered in establishing colonies in the Americas for the purpose of providing raw materials to British factories which in turn produced finished goods for export and profit.

British colonial mercantilism was centered in establishing colonies in the Americas for the purpose of providing manufactured goods to British factories which in turn produced raw materials for export and profit.

British colonial mercantilism was centered in conquering native people and forcing them to work as slaves in factories that produced raw materials and manufactured goods.

True

False

England offered their citizens three primary incentives: Protection from the royal army, money from the royal treasurer, and a royal appointment by the King.

England offered their citizens two primary incentives: Opportunity to own land and make money and a Royal Appointment by the King.

England offered their citizens three primary incentives: Opportunity to own land and make money, religious freedom, and voting rights in Parliament.

England offered their citizens two primary incentives: Opportunity to own land and religious freedom.

The above text is from the Charter of 1732 and pertains to the first reason for Georgia being chartered; Philanthropy.

The above text is from the Charter of 1732 and pertains to the second reason for Georgia being chartered; Economics.

The above text is from the Charter of 1732 and pertains to the third reason for Georgia being chartered; defense.

Other

The British needed to protect the profitable South Carolina Colony from the Spanish in Florida.

The British needed to protect the profitable South Carolina Colony from the French in Louisiana.

The British needed to protect the profitable South Carolina Colony from the Natives in Georgia.

The British needed to protect the profitable Georgia Colony from the Spanish in Florida.

They planned to build mills and factories to manufacture finished goods for export in the colony.

They planned to mine for gold and other metals that were discovered in the area.

They planned for the colony to produce raw materials like cash crops that could not be grown well in Britain.

They planned to establish a trade relationship with the Natives for fur.

a Catholic priest, a slave, a Jew, a lawyer

a former soldier, a former slaver, a former criminal

a fur trapper and trader, a farmer, a tailor, a butcher

a tobacco farmer, a sea captain, a teacher

To keep law and order in the colony.

To allow Georgia to be a place where everyone would feel welcome.

To allow Georgia to make the most money possible from raw materials.

To create a classless society.

He was the person who wrote the charter.

He was related to the King of England.

He gave all the money to begin Georgia.

He was the only trustee to ever visit Georgia.

It was Britain's most populated colony.

It was Britain's most economically prosperous colony.

It was the last of the thirteen colonies established by the British.

It was the first of the thirteen colonies established by the British.

The first colonists would have been wealthy land owners with skills that could help make a colony successful.

The first colonists would have been worthy poor people with skills that could help make a colony successful.

The first colonists would have been worthy poor people that were homeless and prisoners in England.

The first colonists would have been good looking people with muscles that could help make a colony successful.

1st city in Georgia. 1st European settled city in Florida. Began on Feb. 12th 1733.

1st city in Georgia. 1st planned city in the USA. Began on Feb. 12th 1733.

2nd city in Georgia. 1st planned city in the USA. Began on Jan. 18th 1977.

1st city in USA. 1st planned city in Georgia. Began but never finished.

True

False

Philanthropy - given land to prosper.

Economics - farmers and cattle ranchers.

Defense - defend GA and South Carolina from Spain in Florida.

Religious Freedom - they were Presbyterian.

The first settlement was marshy, not fit for farming, and many got sick and died. They moved to survive.

The first settlement was rocky, not fit for silk, and many could not move the rocks. They moved to more sandy flat soil.

The first settlement was too small and not big enough to farm crops. They moved to expand their farming.

The first settlement, Old Ebenezer, was too close to Indians which would raid the immigrants. They moved to New Ebenezer to avoid the Native's Raids.

They were unhappy about the lack of religious freedom in the colony.

They were unhappy about the bans on slavery, rum, and land sales.

They were unhappy about the raids on the colony by local American Indians.

They were unhappy about the high taxes imposed by the trustees.

The Georgia colony did well economically under trustee rule and their rule was extended by ten years. After those 10 years the King took control of the colony.

The Georgia colony did bad economically under trustee rule. Protests and pressure from the malcontents led the Trustees to hand over control of Georgia to the King after 20 years.

The Georgia colony did well economically under trustee rule with their rule being 21 years and as set forth in the Charter the after the 21 years Georgia become a Royal Colony.

The Georgia colony did bad economically under the trustee rule. Protests and pressure from the malcontents led the trustees to hand over rule to the King after 21 years.

Wine - Rice - Indigo - Silk - Tobacco / Tobacco, Rice, and Indigo did better than Wine and Silk.

Wine - Rice - Indigo - Silk - Tobacco / All were produced well in GA.

Whisky - Ribs - Ice - Strawberries - Tomatoes / All were failures in GA but did well in S.C.

Wine - Rice - Indigo - Sushi - Tobacco / Sushi did not do well in GA due to lack of trained Sushi chefs.

Slavery was outlawed and the colony's economy suffered.

New land policies caused a decline in the colony's population.

Many basic rights and freedoms were taken away from the colonists.

Colonists were more directly involved in the leadership of the colony via Colonial Assemblies.