Ch. 4 Test

Front

A system of moving goods and products like sugar, molasses, rum, iron, gold, and slaves between Africa, North America, and Europe was known as______________.

Back

Triangular Trade

Front

What looked like a small factory powered by a water wheel and was used to make lumber?

Back

Sawmill

Front

What looked like a small factory powered by a water wheel and was used to make flour, cornmeal, and oatmeal?

Back

Gristmill

Front

Wagons built by German immigrants in Pennsylvania included all of the following design features EXCEPT: Wide wheels, Curved beds, Canvas covers

Back

Steam engines

Front

Who was born into a wealthy Virginia planter family, but later refused to sign the U.S. Constitution because it did not ban the slave trade?

Back

George Mason

Front

Whose job was it to stand over the slaves in the Southern colonies to make sure they were working hard?

Back

Overseers

Front

Whose job was it to patrol the towns in the Southern colonies and search for runaway slaves?

Back

Bounty hunters

Front

What was the name given to a slave revolt in South Carolina that started near a river, led to the deaths of many plantation owners and their families, but was stopped before the slaves reached their goal of escaping to Florida?

Back

Stono Rebellion

Front

Who introduced indigo as a crop in South Carolina at the age of 17?

Back

Eliza Lucas

Front

A new Royal charter for this colony in 1691 led to changes in voting rights for men and more acceptance of non-Puritan Christians? Options: New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire

Back

Massachusetts