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Chapter 3 -Creating America
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1Companies backed up by investors used to raise money to finance a colony
- Aindentured servents
- Bfundamental orders of connecticut
- Cpatroon
- Djoint stock company
2Written contract issued by government giving holder right to establish a colony- given in 1606 from England
- Acharter
- BHouse of Burgesses
- Cjoint stock company
- Dfundamental orders of connecticut
3All the early English colonies, including Jamestwon
- Awere failures
- Bwere financed by joint-stock companies
- Chad rebellions
- Dexperienced severe hardships
4In 1607 this was the first permanant English settlement in Virginia by the James River
- Aroyal colony
- BJamestown
- CRoanoke
- DPlymouth
5Which is a reason that Jamestown was an economic success in early colonization
- AIt became a strong religious colony
- BIt traded with the Native Americans
- CIt relied heavily on the fur trade
- DIt used tobacco as a cash crop
6If someone couldn't afford passage to America they were encouraged to become
- Apatroon
- Bproprietary colony
- Cindentured servant
- Djoint-stock company
7The first representative assembly in the American colonies
- Athe House of Burgesses
- Bproprietary colony
- Cthe patroon system
- DFundamental Orders of Connecticut
8What was the most significant result of Bacon's Rebellion was that
- Atobacco plantations were established
- BNathaniel Bacon died
- Cthe royal governor's power was limited
- DJamestown was rebuilt
9As more colonists came to Jamestown the relationship of the Powhatan changed by
- Athe Powhatan tribe helped the colonists more
- Bthe Powhatan tribe traded more with the colonists
- CPowhatan tribe killed hundreds of Jamestown's colonists because tobacco plantations kept taking more of the Powhatan land
- Dthe Powhatan tribe went to war with the colonists and the colonists defeated the Powhatan's and took over all their land
10The Pilgrims at Plymouth could not have survived without the aid of
- Athe Mayflower Compact
- BNative Americans
- CPuritan merchants
- DKing James
11What two ideas were set up in the Mayflower Compact
- Areligious freedom
- Bself-government
- Cmajority rule
- Dland owning rights
12Why did Jamestown fail as a colony prior to 1608 (4 answers)
- Afood shortages
- Bdisease and illness
- Clack of skilled labor
- Destablishing relations with the Powhatan's
- Ehangings of witches
- Ffighting with Native Americans
13Separatist group who came to America on the Mayflower.
- APilgrims
- BQuakers
- Croyal colony
- DPurtitans
14What was the main difference between the reason for founding of Jamestown and the rest of the New England colonies
- Areligious freedom
- Bland
- Ctobacco plantations
- Dequality
15When 20,000 puritans left England to come to America it was known as
- Athe Great Migration
- BMayflower compact
- Cthe New England Way
- DSalem Witchcraft Trials
16Three movtivating factors of European colonization (check 3)
- Again opportunities (jobs)
- Breligious freedom
- Chelp England gain trade markets
- Dgold
17When the Dutch settled in New Netherland it used this to increase the populations by offerning land grants and special rights
- AMayflower compact
- Bcharter
- Cindentured servant
- Dpatroon system
18Someone who brought 50 settlers to New Netherland
- Acharter
- Bpatroon
- Croyal colony
- Dproprietary colony
19The patroon systems goal was to increase power in which settlement in America
- AEnglish
- BDutch
- CSpanish
- DGerman
20What is a proprietary colony
- Aa colony under direct control of the king
- Ba colony ruled by governors appointed by a king
- Ca colony with a single owner
- Da colony where everyone owns a part of it
21What is a royal colony
- Aa colony with a single owner
- Ba colony ruled by the king
- Ca colony ruled by governors appointed by a king
- Da colony that is governed by its people
22What stresses duty, godliness, hard work, and honesty
- AGreat Migration
- BNew England Way
- CBacon's Rebelion
- DMayflower Compact
23Which colony was created as a colony for true religious freedom
- AColony of Rhode Island
- BColony of New York
- CColony of New Netherlands
- DColony of Pennsylvania
24The founding of the middle colonies and William Penn and the Quakers was known for what
- Areligious tolerance
- Bracial tolerance
- Ca set religion to follow
- Deconomic worries
25Why did King Phillip's war begin
- Athey wanted more land
- Bthey wanted religious freedom
- Cthey wanted to get rid of witches
- DKing told them to fight
26Why did Bacon's rebellion begin
- Athey wanted more land
- Bthey were mad at the king
- Cthey wanted religious freedom
- Dthey wanted equality
27What made American colonization important to England
- Aconvert the Natives religion
- Ba place to send bad people
- Cmarkets for England's goods
- Dget witches out of England
28What did the Mayflower compact emphasize that is also emphasized in the constitution
- Arights
- Bland
- Climited government
- Done leader
29Pick four reasons we began to use Africans as slaves
- Athey were immune to most European diseases
- Bthey had no help (family, friends) to escape from slavery in America
- Cthey were cheap labor
- Dthey already had farming skills
- Ethey had the same religion
- Fthey were already in America
30Who settled in Rhode Island to seek religious freedom
- ARoger Williams
- BNative Americans
- CAnne Hutchinson
- DQuakers
31What wer the Pilgrims and Puritans both seeking when they came to the Americas
- Ato spread the Catholic religion
- Bchance to convert Native Americans to the Church of England
- CReligious freedom from the Church of England
- Deconomic freedom
32What would not be an example of mercantilism for England
- Acolonies as a source of raw materials
- Bto spread Catholicism
- Cmarket for exports
- Dincrease England's gold supply
33What was the first representative Assembly in the colonies
- AHouse of Burgesses
- Bmercantilism
- CBacon's Rebellion
- DFundamental Orders of Connecticut
34Thousands of Puritans leaving Europe for the Americas was known as
- ARoyal colony
- Bgreat migration
- Cpreprietary colony
- DMayflower compact
35Maryland was founded as a colony that
- Agrew tobacco as a cash crop
- Blet woman run the colony
- CCatholics worshiped freely
- DQuakers worship freely
36What made Jamestown an economic success
- Astrong religious colony
- Btobacco as a cash crop
- Ctreating the Native Americans as equals
- Dfur trade
37What branch of government did the House of Burgesses lead to
- AFederal branch
- BExecutive branch
- Cjudicial branch
- Dlegislative branch
38Why did the colonies of Roanoke and Sagadahoc fail as early New England colonies
- Asummer droughts
- Battacked and taken over by Spain
- Cfood shortages and fights with Native Americans
- Dcorupt govorners who bankrupted the colonies
39A colonial document establishing self-government and majority rule was the
- ANew England Way
- BMassachusetts Bay Colony
- CMayflower Compact
- DToleration Act
40Many groups were attracted to the Middle Colonies by the promise of
- Areligious freedom
- Btrading rights
- Cescape from debt
- Dcapable leaders
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