Written in Bone Chapter 5

What did the English who came to Maryland hope for?

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William Neale's plantation was about

• 120 acres

• 120 miles

• 109 acres

• 112 yards

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What were colonial cellars used for? (Page 56)

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What unusual thing was found in Neale's cellar? (Page 56)

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Whoever buried the body had to take the legs off to make the body fit (Page 57)

• True

• False

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The coin that was found was dated for

• 1766

• 1667

• 1664

• 1466

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Why did the bones of the body have green stains?

• The bones were rotting

• They are remnants of an unknown metal artifact

• They are remnants of shroud pins

• The person had a disease

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What is an indentured servant?

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What percent of people came to Maryland and Virginia as indentured servants? (Page 58)

• 70 - 85 percent

• 70 - 80 percent

• Everyone

• 50 percent

Most servants were between the ages of 15 and 29

• True

• False

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