S.S. Ch. 5, lessons 2/3 Quiz

The Massachusetts Bay Colony was first established in ________.

(Ch. 5, Lesson 2)

• the 1400s

• the 1500s

• the 1600s

• the 1700s

Which of the following was true of Puritan beliefs?

(Ch. 5, Lesson 2)

• All people did not have to attend church services.

• Religion and government should be separate.

• Communities did not make their own laws at town meetings.

• They obeyed the rules of the Bible.

Why was Roger Williams banished?

(Ch. 5, Lesson 2)

• He accepted the role of the church in government.

• He wanted men and women to discuss religion with each other.

• He thought men who were not in the church should vote.

• He wanted religious freedom.

Who won King Philip's War?

(Ch. 5, lesson 2)

• the colonists

• Metacomet

• the Wampanoag Indians

• the Pequot Indians

After King Philip's War ___________.

(Ch. 5, Lesson 2)

• more Indians lived in New England than ever before

• Wampanoags made the colonists leave the area

• few American Indians remained in eastern New England

• Wampanoags enslaved the colonists

Which of the following was a key resource for the New England colonies?

(Ch. 5, lesson 3)

• cod

• tea

• candles

• spices

The Middle Passage described the journey from ________.

(Ch. 5, lesson 3)

• Europe to Africa

• Europe to North America

• North America to Africa

• Africa to the West Indies

In the 1730s, the Great Awakening caused people to join new ________.

(Ch. 5, lesson 3)

• schools

• churches

• countries

• clubs

Use the Daily Chores chart on pg. 177 to answer the question.

Which of the following chores did the girls do?

• care for farm animals

• pick and gather berries

• weave cloth for clothing

• help build and repair buildings

Use the Daily Chores chart on pg. 177 to answer the question.

Which chore did both boys and girls do?

• make soap and candles

• bring in fuel for fireplace

• help with planting and harvesting

• help build and repair buildings