Chapter 1: The Thirteen English Colonies

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What is the main topic of Chapter 1?

• The creation of the thirteen English colonies

• The history of Native Americans

• The geography of America

• The wildlife in America

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Who were the first people to settle in America according to the text?

• Native Americans

• Europeans

• Africans

• Asians

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What did the settlers call the land they arrived in?

• Old World

• New World

• Ancient World

• Modern World

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Why was the land called the "New World" by the settlers?

• It was newly discovered by them

• It was full of new animals

• It had new types of plants

• It was a new continent

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The colonies were divided into (a)   regions.

• Two
• Three
• Four
• Five

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Who already inhabited the land before the settlers arrived?

• Europeans

• Native Americans

• Africans

• Asians

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What will students learn about in this chapter?

• The impact of settlers on Native Americans

• The climate of America

• The animals in America

• The languages spoken in America

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What is the purpose of the introduction in this chapter?

• To explain the geography of America

• To introduce the creation of the colonies

• To describe the wildlife in America

• To discuss the weather in America

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Which regions are mentioned in the text?

• Southern, New England, and Middle Atlantic

• Northern, Western, and Eastern

• Central, Southern, and Northern

• Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian

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