Chapter 3 Test Review

This was the second permanent English colony in North America. Originally founded by a group of English Puritans known as Pilgrims. William Bradford was one of the main leaders who helped the colony succeed. 

• Plymouth

• Jamestown

• Roanoke

• Virginia

Who wanted to change some religious practices to purify the Church of England?

• Quakers

• Catholics

• Puritans

• Plantation Owners

Who brought the second group of Puritans to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1630 and served as their governor several times over twenty years? He also organized a military alliance (confederation) of New England settlers.

• John Winthrop

• John Smith

• William Bradford

• Roger Williams

Who was minister in Salem, MA before he founded Providence, Rhode Island? He was expelled from MA Bay Colony because he thought that everyone should follow their own beliefs.

• William Bradford

• John Winthrop

• John Smith

• Roger Williams

Church services and town meetings were held here. At a town meeting, Puritans would conduct all town business.

• Church

• Meetinghouse

• Town Common

• Common Space

What allowed landowning male colonists in Connecticut to elect their government leaders?

• Fundamental Orders

• House of Burgesses

• Mayflower Compact

• Congress

Fishing, whaling, trading, and shipbuilding were major industries for what colonial region?

• Southern Colonies

• Mid-Atlantic Colonies

• New England Colonies

• American Colonies

Colonists and Native Americans fought over land. In the end, Native Americans were forced off their lands and had to move West. What was this war called?

• King Philip's War

• King's War

• King James I's War

• The King's War

Equality for all, people are basically good and violence is never the answer is a part of what religious beliefs?

• Church of England's religious beliefs

• Quaker's religious beliefs

• Pilgrim's religious beliefs

• Puritan's religious beliefs

Who was a Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania? He wrote a document called the Frame of Government of Pennsylvania, which provided many things such as trial by jury.

• William Bradford

• Roger Williams

• William Penn

• John Winthrop