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- Q1Harsh winters, short summers, rocky soil could all be found in the _______ colonies?MiddleNew EnglandSouthern30sEditDelete
- Q2The nickname "bread-basket colonies" was given to the ____ colonies due to their focus on growing grain.New EnglandSouthernMiddle60sEditDelete
- Q3Growing cash crops, like tobacco, sugar, and cotton, on plantations using slave labor occurred in the _____ colonies?SouthernNew EnglandMiddle60sEditDelete
- Q4Puritans were most likely to settle in the _____ colonies.SouthernMiddleNew England60sEditDelete
- Q5Which of the following shows that the Colonies were more democratic than EnglandWars with Native Americans in New EnglandThe creation of slave plantationsThe creation of the House of Burgesses60sEditDelete
- Q6Indentured servants did not work in the colonies due to?Indentured servants were more likely to break their contract and be freeIndentured Servants were under contract for life.Indentured servants were more expensive than slaves60sEditDelete
- Q7After being taken over by the English in 1664, New Netherlands was renamedNew HampshireNew EnglandNew York60sEditDelete
- Q8Wherever Europeans settled in the Americas, Native AmericansAttacked and killed the strangersDied in large numbers due to warDied in large numbers due to disease60sEditDelete
- Q9Which description best describes Massachusetts colony?Led by John Winthrop, Puritan religion, ship building, trading, fishing/tradingLed by James Oglethorpe, settled to help the poor, growing cash crops.Led by William Penn, Quakers, Growing grains60sEditDelete
- Q10Which description best described Pennsylvania colony?Led by John Winthrop, Puritan religion, ship building, trading, fishing/tradingLed by William Penn, Quakers, Growing grainsLed by James Oglethorpe, settled to help the poor, growing cash crops.60sEditDelete
- Q11Which description best describes the Georgia Colony?Led by John Winthrop, Puritan religion, ship building, trading, fishing/tradingLed by William Penn, Quakers, Growing grainsLed by James Oglethorpe, settled to help the poor, growing cash crops.60sEditDelete
- Q12Virginia colony was founded in order to?Earn profitsProvide religious freedomProvide new land for the poor60sEditDelete
- Q13Pennsylvania colony was founded in order to be?A refuge for debtors and poor peopleA safe place for Quakers to worshipA safe place for Catholics to worship60sEditDelete
- Q14Massachusetts colony was founded in order to be?A safe place for Puritans to worshipTo gain profitsA safe place for Catholics to worship60sEditDelete
- Q15Fill in the Blank: The colonies were more ___________ because voting laws allowed more people to participate in politicsAssemblyDemocraticEconomic60sEditDelete
- Q16Fill in the Blank: The colonies created ___________ to elect people to create laws and to make political decisionsAssemblyEconomicDemocratic60sEditDelete
- Q17Maryland colony was created in order to?Provide a safe place for Puritans to worshipProvide a safe place for Catholics to worshipProvide a safe place for Quakers to worship60sEditDelete
- Q18Which of the following colonies was founded by Roger Williams and Anne HutchinsonConnecticutVirginiaRhode Island60sEditDelete
- Q19Which of the following colonies was founded by Thomas HookerConnecticutNew YorkMassachusetts60sEditDelete
- Q20The Middle Colonies includedNew York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New JerseyVirginia, Maryland North Carolina, South Carolina, GeorgiaMassachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut60sEditDelete