TEST REVIEW

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CHAPTER 3

Game/Review rules:

1. Teacher will read question.2. Students will look up answers in book, workbook and/or notes.

3. Teacher will take the majority answer.4. Class with the most correct point wins and each student receives a 5 pt. ticket.

The word “Carolina” is Latin for

a. Penn’s Landb. “King’s Land

c. “North of Georgia”d. “Charles Land”

d. “Charles Land”

Which colony was founded as a place for Catholicism to

practice their religion freely?

a. Georgiab. North Carolina

c. Marylandd. South Carolina

c. Maryland

Which of these colonies was established by James

Oglethorpe for poor people and debtors?

a. Georgiab. Maryland

c. North Carolinad. South Carolina

a. Georgia

Which of these Carolina blue flowering crops was developed

by Eliza Lucas?

a. Cornb. Indigoc. Rice

d. lumber

b. indigo

The Mayflower Compact was a

a. Religious loyalty contractb. A pledge to obey the laws of the colony

c. Promise to keep peace with Native Americans

d. Pledge to the other colonies

b. Pledge to obey the laws of the colony

William Penn allowed some of Pennsylvania’s southern colonies to function as a separate colony called

a. Philadelphiab. New Pennsylvania

c. Delawared. New Amsterdam

c. Delaware

The Pilgrims survived in Plymouth due to the help of

a. Squanto and Samosetb. King James II

c. Captain John Smithd. The Anglican Church

a. Squanto and Samoset

What 1701 document granted Pennsylvania colonists the right

to elect legislative representatives?

a. The Charter of Colonistsb. The Charter of Pennsylvania

c. The Charter of Privilegesd. Penn’s charter

c. The Charter of Privileges

What role did Eliza Lucas play in the Southern Colonies?

a. She wrote a constitutionb. She divided the Carolinas into two coloniesc. She developed indigo as an important crop

d. She founded Charles Town (Later Charlestown)

c. She developed indigo as an

important crop

Who designed the “City of Brotherly Love?”

a. Peter Stuyvesantb. William Penn

c. Oliver Cromwelld. Sir George Carteret

b. William Penn

What was the first written constitution in America?

a. The Mayflower Compactb. The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

c. The Plymouth Pledged. The Virginia Compact

b. The Fundamental Orders of

Connecticut

Men and women who signed contracts to pay for their

passage to the Americas were called

a. Separatistsb. Burgesses

c. Indentured servantsd. Tenant farmers

c. Indentured servants

Where in America was religious tolerance first practiced?

a. Bostonb. Cape Codc. Plymouth

d. Rhode Island

d. Rhode Island

Which of the following was named after an island in the

English Channel

a. New Jerseyb. Delaware

c. New Amsterdamd. Pennsylvania

a. New Jersey

Which of these was originally called New Amsterdam?

a. Rhode Islandb. New Jersey

c. New Amsterdamd. New York City

d. New York City

In which type of colony does a person or persons own all the land and control the colony’s

government?

a. A royal colonyb. A charter colony

c. A proprietary colonyd. A joint-stock-company

c. A proprietary colony

Roger Williams clashed with Massachusetts Puritans

because

a. He converted to Roman Catholicismb. He did not think government should require

certain religious beliefsc. He wanted Native American Land

d. His views were considered too intolerant

b. He did not think government should

require certain religious beliefs

What crop was important in making Jamestown and early

Virginia an economic success?

a. Indigob. Tobaccoc. Potatoes

d. Rice

b. Tobacco

What kept John White from returning to Roanoke for nearly

three years?

a. His poor healthb. Fighting between England and Spainc. The defeat of the Spanish Armada

d. The collapse of the English economy

b. Fighting between England and Spain

Protestants who wanted to reform the Anglican Church

were called

a. Puritansb. Separatistsc. Catholics

d. Protestant reformers

a. Puritans

Which is an example of a joint-stock-company?

a. The Drake Companyb. The Roanoke Companyc. The Virginia Companyd. The England Company

c. The Virginia Company

The first English child born in the American colonies was

a. Virginia Dareb. Frances Drake

c. John Whited. James Yeardley

a. Virginia Dare

The Jamestown colonists called the winter of 1609-1610

a. The awful timeb. The starving timec. The feasting time

d. The thoughtful time

b. The starving time

Which crop saved Jamestown by making money for the settlement’s investors?

a. Cornb. Rice

c. Tobaccod. Wheat

c. tobacco

A document that grants the right to organize a settlement in

an area is called a

a. Charterb. Compactc. Headright

d. Policy

a. charter

The sole owner and ruler of a colony

a. Pacifistb. Proprietor

c. Kingd. Landowner

b. proprietor

Someone who refuses to fight a war

a. A wimpb. A baby

c. A weaklingd. A pacifist

d. A pacifist

A landowner in New Netherland

a. Patroonb. Proprietor

c. Quakerd. Pacifist

a. Patroon

Founded the colony of Pennsylvania

a. William Pennb. The Quakers

c. Peter Stuyvesantd. Both a & b

d. Both a & b

Surrendered to the English without a fight

a. Peter Stuyvesantb. Thomas Hookerc. Roger Williamsd. John Winthrop

a. Peter Stuyvesant

What do you need for the test?

a. Study tonightb. Cornell Notes from Lessons 1-4

c. Paper, pen/pencild. All of the above

d. All of the above!!