Colonies and Government

In the Triangular Trade, raw materials were transported from where to where? (5.9A, 5.23C)

• From Europe to Africa

• From the Americas to Europe

• From Europe to the Americas

• From Africa to the Americas

What was one of the reasons the colonial economy grew ? (5.12D)

• Artisans such as blacksmiths and carpenters crafted and sold their goods

• Raw materials were sent to England from the Americas

• Finished goods from England were bought by colonists

• Pilgrims continued to come to the New World

Why was the Pennsylvania colony settled? (5.1A)

• To provide land for new colonists

• To provide lumbermen for lumber companies

• To provide large plantations for settlers

• To provide religious freedom to Quakers

What colonial practices are still a part of our nation today? (5.21B)

• Transatlantic Trade

• Indentured Servitude

• Representative government

• Monarchy

What traditions did Africans continue in the Americas, even when their masters didn't approve of it? (5.21A)

• their cultural music

• their cultural clothing

• their native writings

• their cultural meals

Complete the graphic. (5.13A, 5.23C)

• Democracy

• Representative government

• Self-government

• Monarchy

Why aren't large plantations in the New England Colonies? (5.12B)

• swamps and long summers

• too many trees

• rocky soil and long winters

• Appalachian Mountains

What was the main economic activity of British colonists in the Southern region and why? (5.6A)

• Ship building because of the large number of forests

• Mining because of the large deposits of iron

• Wheat Farms because of the shorter growing season

• Plantations because of the warmer weather and longer growing season

Why was Roger Williams thrown out of the Massachusetts Bay Colony? (5.1B)

• He thought the governor, John Winthrop, was power hungry.

• He was a Quaker and did not believe in the Puritan ways.

• He did not believe you should have to be a member of the church to vote.

• He did not believe in the Virginia House of Burgesses.

Complete the graphic. (5.13B, 5.23C)

• Colonial Spain

• Representative Government

• Monarchy

• Judicial Government