Understanding Early American Concepts

Which of the following best describes a "citizen"?

• A person who visits a country

• A person who is a member of a community or country

• A person who works in a government office

• A person who owns a business

What is the main role of a "representative" in a government?

• To entertain the public

• To speak and make decisions on behalf of others

• To enforce laws

• To collect taxes

What is a "plantation" primarily used for?

• A place to hold public meetings

• A large farm where crops are grown

• A site for building houses

• A location for religious gatherings

What does a "preacher" typically do?

• Manages a business

• Leads religious services

• Crafts goods by hand

• Teaches in a school

What is the primary function of an "assembly"?

• To make laws and decisions

• To sell goods

• To grow crops

• To teach students

Which of the following best describes a "dissenter"?

• A person who agrees with everyone

• A person who disagrees with the majority

• A person who manages a farm

• A person who crafts goods

What is the role of an "apprentice"?

• To learn a trade from a skilled worker

• To manage a business

• To lead a religious congregation

• To teach others a trade

What does it mean to be "intolerant"?

• To accept different beliefs

• To refuse to accept different beliefs

• To be indifferent to others' opinions

• To encourage open discussion

What is a "cash crop"?

• A crop grown for personal use

• A crop grown for sale and profit

• A crop used to feed livestock

• A crop grown in small quantities

What is the function of a "county seat"?

• A place where crops are sold

• The administrative center of a county

• A location for religious gatherings

• A site for public auctions