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Round 1 Round 2Final
Jeopardy
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VocabularyColonial Regions
Famous Early
Colonies
Important Documents
& People
Industry & Trade
BONUS: The First Colonies
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Round 2
Final Jeopardy
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$100$100Small communities started by people
who are new to an area
(a) settlements
(b) Roanoke
(c) Separatist
(d) colonists
Small communities started by people who are new to an area
(a) settlements
(b) Roanoke
(c) Separatist
(d) colonists
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(a) settlements(a) settlements
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$200$200Three large areas into which the
Thirteen Colonies were divided
(a) geography
(b) New England
(c) colonial regions
(d) U. S. regions
Three large areas into which the Thirteen Colonies were divided
(a) geography
(b) New England
(c) colonial regions
(d) U. S. regions
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(c) colonial regions(c) colonial regions
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The name given to goods that are sent out of a country in
exchange for other goods
(a) industries
(b) imports
(c) exports
(d) economy
The name given to goods that are sent out of a country in
exchange for other goods
(a) industries
(b) imports
(c) exports
(d) economy
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(c) exports(c) exports
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$400$400All the businesses that make one
kind of product or offer one kind of service (Example: Hoover makes Vacuums.)
(a) industry
(b) export
(c) import
(d) economy
All the businesses that make one kind of product or offer one kind of service (Example: Hoover makes Vacuums.)
(a) industry
(b) export
(c) import
(d) economy
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(a) industry(a) industry
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The name given when goods are brought into a country for trade
(a) export
(b) import
(c) producer
(d) economy
The name given when goods are brought into a country for trade
(a) export
(b) import
(c) producer
(d) economy
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(b) import(b) import
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Which of the following was the southern-most colony?
(a) Virginia
(b) Georgia
(c) South Carolina
(d) Massachusetts
Which of the following was the southern-most colony?
(a) Virginia
(b) Georgia
(c) South Carolina
(d) Massachusetts
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(b) Georgia(b) Georgia
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What was the main reason that colonists such as the Pilgrims and Puritans
moved into the New England colonies?
(a) religious freedom
(b) to avoid paying taxes
(c) to form their own government
(d) All of the above
What was the main reason that colonists such as the Pilgrims and Puritans
moved into the New England colonies?
(a) religious freedom
(b) to avoid paying taxes
(c) to form their own government
(d) All of the above
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(a) religious freedom(a) religious freedom
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work in the Southern Colonies?
(a) in port cities
(b) in the backcountry
(c) on plantations
(d) on ships
Where did most enslaved Africans work in the Southern Colonies?
(a) in port cities
(b) in the backcountry
(c) on plantations
(d) on ships
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(c) on plantations(c) on plantations
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first written form of government established?
(a) Middle Colonies
(b) Southern Colonies
(c) New England Colonies
(d) None of the above
In which of the colonial regions was the first written form of government
established?
(a) Middle Colonies
(b) Southern Colonies
(c) New England Colonies
(d) None of the above
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(c) New England Colonies(c) New England Colonies
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Why was Virginia considered to be more democratic than England?
(a) They had a group of representatives, the House of Burgesses, who made the laws for the colony.
(b) Everyone who lived in the settlement could vote for representatives to the House of Burgesses.
(c) All the men could be members of the House of Burgesses.
(d) All of the above are reasons that Virginia was considered more democratic than England.
Why was Virginia considered to be more democratic than England?
(a) They had a group of representatives, the House of Burgesses, who made the laws for the colony.
(b) Everyone who lived in the settlement could vote for representatives to the House of Burgesses.
(c) All the men could be members of the House of Burgesses.
(d) All of the above are reasons that Virginia was considered more democratic than England.
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(a) They had a group of representatives, the House of
Burgesses, who made the laws for the colony.
(a) They had a group of representatives, the House of
Burgesses, who made the laws for the colony.
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The town in present-day Massachusetts that was started
for religious reasons
(a) Plymouth
(b) Jamestown
(c) Roanoke
(d) Massachusetts
The town in present-day Massachusetts that was started
for religious reasons
(a) Plymouth
(b) Jamestown
(c) Roanoke
(d) Massachusetts
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(a) Plymouth(a) Plymouth
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Which of the following does NOT explain why Jamestown survived?
• Native Americans in the area helped the settlers.
• The old chief Powhatan died, and his brother became chief.
• Captain John Smith was a strong leader who demanded everyone work.
• The colony began to raise tobacco, which could be used for trade.
Which of the following does NOT explain why Jamestown survived?
• Native Americans in the area helped the settlers.
• The old chief Powhatan died, and his brother became chief.
• Captain John Smith was a strong leader who demanded everyone work.
• The colony began to raise tobacco, which could be used for trade.
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(b) The old chief Powhatan died, and his brother became chief.
(b) The old chief Powhatan died, and his brother became chief.
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Which of the following was NOT a problem with the location settlers
chose to build Jamestown?
(a) The land was not good for farming.
(b) The land was rich with gold, so many people refused to farm.
(c) The water was dirty and salty.
(d) The area swarmed with mosquitoes that carried malaria.
Which of the following was NOT a problem with the location settlers
chose to build Jamestown?
(a) The land was not good for farming.
(b) The land was rich with gold, so many people refused to farm.
(c) The water was dirty and salty.
(d) The area swarmed with mosquitoes that carried malaria.
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(b) The land was rich with gold, so many people refused to farm.(b) The land was rich with gold, so many people refused to farm.
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What was England’s first PERMANENT settlement in North
America?
(a) Roanoke
(b) Plymouth
(c) New Amsterdam
(d) Jamestown
What was England’s first PERMANENT settlement in North
America?
(a) Roanoke
(b) Plymouth
(c) New Amsterdam
(d) Jamestown
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(d) Jamestown(d) Jamestown
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$500$500Why was the first winter so hard for
the Pilgrims?
(a) Native Americans attacked them.
(b) They landed too late to plant crops.
(c) Mosquitoes multiplied because of the hot steamy climate.
(d) They lost most of their supplies when their ship crashed on the rocky coast.
Why was the first winter so hard for the Pilgrims?
(a) Native Americans attacked them.
(b) They landed too late to plant crops.
(c) Mosquitoes multiplied because of the hot steamy climate.
(d) They lost most of their supplies when their ship crashed on the rocky coast.
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(b) They landed too late to plant crops.
(b) They landed too late to plant crops.
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What was the Mayflower Compact?
(a) A pledge of friendship the Pilgrims made with the Native Americans.
(b) A promise by King George to help the Pilgrims.
(c) A plan of government the Pilgrims drew up.
(d) Pilgrims’ promise to grant religious freedom to everyone in Plymouth.
What was the Mayflower Compact?
(a) A pledge of friendship the Pilgrims made with the Native Americans.
(b) A promise by King George to help the Pilgrims.
(c) A plan of government the Pilgrims drew up.
(d) Pilgrims’ promise to grant religious freedom to everyone in Plymouth.
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(c) A plan of government the Pilgrims drew up.
(c) A plan of government the Pilgrims drew up.
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Which of the following primary source documents is an example of self-government in the Middle
Colonies?
(a) The Fundamental Orders
(b) The Mayflower Compact
(c) The Frame of Government of Pennsylvania
(d) The Pennsylvania Gazette
Which of the following primary source documents is an example of self-government in the Middle
Colonies?
(a) The Fundamental Orders
(b) The Mayflower Compact
(c) The Frame of Government of Pennsylvania
(d) The Pennsylvania Gazette
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(c) The Frame of Government of Pennsylvania
(c) The Frame of Government of Pennsylvania
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$300$300The name given to those colonists
who left the Church of England
(a) Colonists
(b) Separatists
(c) Explorers
(d) Jews
The name given to those colonists who left the Church of England
(a) Colonists
(b) Separatists
(c) Explorers
(d) Jews
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(b) Separatists(b) Separatists
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The name given to those who seek religious freedom
(a) Pilgrims
(b) Colonists
(c) Separatists
(d) Settlers
The name given to those who seek religious freedom
(a) Pilgrims
(b) Colonists
(c) Separatists
(d) Settlers
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(a) Pilgrims(a) Pilgrims
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$500$500How did Tisquantum help the first
colonists in New England?(a) He led their explorations of areas
surrounding their colony.
(b) He taught them how to farm and fish in their new home.
(c) He taught them how to speak Native American languages.
(d) He became their ally against nearby Spanish colonists.
How did Tisquantum help the first colonists in New England?
(a) He led their explorations of areas surrounding their colony.
(b) He taught them how to farm and fish in their new home.
(c) He taught them how to speak Native American languages.
(d) He became their ally against nearby Spanish colonists.
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(b) He taught them how to farm and fish in their new home.
(b) He taught them how to farm and fish in their new home.
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What was one of the main industries in the New England
colonies?
(a) tobacco
(b) rice
(c) wheat
(d) fishing
What was one of the main industries in the New England
colonies?
(a) tobacco
(b) rice
(c) wheat
(d) fishing
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(d) fishing(d) fishing
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$200$200What activity was MOST important to
the Virginia Colony’s early economy?
(a) fur trading
(b) fishing and whaling
(c) gold and silver mining
(d) tobacco farming
What activity was MOST important to the Virginia Colony’s early
economy?
(a) fur trading
(b) fishing and whaling
(c) gold and silver mining
(d) tobacco farming
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(d) tobacco farming(d) tobacco farming
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$300$300What was one advantage of the Pilgrims building their settlement
on a bay?(a) Land along bays is always good for farming.
(b) The location provided a defense from Native American attacks.
(c) The location provided a harbor near the Atlantic Ocean for easy access to shipping and trade.
(d) The Pilgrims could use the bay for fresh drinking water.
What was one advantage of the Pilgrims building their settlement
on a bay?(a) Land along bays is always good for farming.
(b) The location provided a defense from Native American attacks.
(c) The location provided a harbor near the Atlantic Ocean for easy access to shipping and trade.
(d) The Pilgrims could use the bay for fresh drinking water.
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(c) The location provided a harbor near the Atlantic Ocean for easy access to shipping and
trade.
(c) The location provided a harbor near the Atlantic Ocean for easy access to shipping and
trade.
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Why was Philadelphia’s location so important for trade in the
Middle Colonies?
(a) It was in the mountains.
(b) It was next to a large lake.
(c) It was on an island.
(d) It was on a river.
Why was Philadelphia’s location so important for trade in the
Middle Colonies?
(a) It was in the mountains.
(b) It was next to a large lake.
(c) It was on an island.
(d) It was on a river.
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(d) It was on a river.(d) It was on a river.
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English colonies have to follow?
(a) Exports could be sent only to other English colonies.
(b) Exports could be sent only to England or other English colonies.
(c) Imports could be bought only from other colonies.
(d) Imports could not be traded.
Which of the following trade rules did the English colonies have to follow?
(a) Exports could be sent only to other English colonies.
(b) Exports could be sent only to England or other English colonies.
(c) Imports could be bought only from other colonies.
(d) Imports could not be traded.
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(b) Exports could be sent only to England or other English
colonies.
(b) Exports could be sent only to England or other English
colonies.
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$100$100The First Colonies
During the early 1600’s, English colonists started establishing settlements in what we now call
America. Establishing a new settlement wasn’t always easy. Colonists would sometimes struggle to
survive their harsh and unfamiliar environment.
A. Explain TWO reasons why Jamestown was NOT an ideal place to establish a colony.
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A. Explain TWO reasons why Jamestown was NOT an ideal place to establish a colony.
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was not good for farming.
(2) The colonists had no interest in farming. Most came to Jamestown to find gold and get rich. No one bothered to plant or gather food.
(3) The water around Jamestown was dirty and salty, not fit to drink.
(4) The mosquitoes that lived in the marshy area carried a deadly disease, malaria. The area was unhealthy for the colonists.
(1) Jamestown was built on a marsh. The swampy land was not good for farming.
(2) The colonists had no interest in farming. Most came to Jamestown to find gold and get rich. No one bothered to plant or gather food.
(3) The water around Jamestown was dirty and salty, not fit to drink.
(4) The mosquitoes that lived in the marshy area carried a deadly disease, malaria. The area was unhealthy for the colonists.
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During the early 1600’s, English colonists started establishing settlements in what we now call
America. Establishing a new settlement wasn’t always easy. Colonists would sometimes struggle to
survive their harsh and unfamiliar environment.
B. Using information you gathered from the unit, compare TWO of the three colonies (Jamestown, Roanoke, and Plymouth) by listing TWO ways the early colonies were alike and TWO ways they were
different.
The First Colonies During the early 1600’s, English colonists started
establishing settlements in what we now call America. Establishing a new settlement wasn’t
always easy. Colonists would sometimes struggle to survive their harsh and unfamiliar environment.
B. Using information you gathered from the unit, compare TWO of the three colonies (Jamestown, Roanoke, and Plymouth) by listing TWO ways the early colonies were alike and TWO ways they were
different.
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(1) All three colonies struggled to exist.
(2) All three were British colonies settled by English settlers.
(3) The colonists of Jamestown and Plymouth both had large numbers of colonists to die from illness the first few years.
(4) Plymouth and Jamestown colonies both succeeded with the help of Native Americans teaching them to hunt, plant crops, and fish.
Different:
(1) Plymouth was settled for religious reasons. The colonists wanted to have freedom to choose their own religion and worship God in their own way. Roanoke and Jamestown both were settled by people who came in search of natural riches like gold.
(2) The colonists of Roanoke disappeared. The colonists of Jamestown and Plymouth went on to eventually establish successful colonies and have friendly relations with the Native Americans in the area for a while.
Alike:
(1) All three colonies struggled to exist.
(2) All three were British colonies settled by English settlers.
(3) The colonists of Jamestown and Plymouth both had large numbers of colonists to die from illness the first few years.
(4) Plymouth and Jamestown colonies both succeeded with the help of Native Americans teaching them to hunt, plant crops, and fish.
Different:
(1) Plymouth was settled for religious reasons. The colonists wanted to have freedom to choose their own religion and worship God in their own way. Roanoke and Jamestown both were settled by people who came in search of natural riches like gold.
(2) The colonists of Roanoke disappeared. The colonists of Jamestown and Plymouth went on to eventually establish successful colonies and have friendly relations with the Native Americans in the area for a while.
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