Chapter 5 Review

Chapter 5 Review

Lesson 1: Hard Times in Virginia

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Vocabulary Words

1. Charter

2. Stock

3. Cash Crop

4. Indentured Servant

5. House of Burgesses

(A) A crop grown for profit

(B) The first law-making body in the English colonies

(C) A share in a company

(D) A person who agreed to work for another person in exchange for the cost of the ocean voyage to North America

(E) A document that permitted colonists to settle on land


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1. E (Charter: a document that permitted colonists to settle on land)

2. C (Stock: a share in a company)

3. A (Cash Crop: a crop grown for profit)

4. D (Indentured servant: a person who agreed to work for another person in exchange for the cost of the ocean voyage to North America)

5. B (House of Burgesses: the first law-making body in the English colonies)

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England did not want _________ to control all of North America. English leaders also hoped to find _________ and other natural resources.

Fill in the blank:

England did not want Spain to control all of North America. English leaders also hoped to find gold and other natural resources.

What is another name for the Lost Colony?

a) Jamestown

b) Pennsylvania

c) Roanoke Island

d) New Amsterdam

What is another name for the Lost Colony?

a) Jamestown

b) Pennsylvania

c) Roanoke Island

d) New Amsterdam

TimelineFill in the correct dates to the following events:

John White started another colony on Roanoke Island

Colonists settled in an area on the eastern coast of Virginia and named the area Jamestown

Spain attacked England

The Virginia Company was formed to set up a colony in North America

John White returned back to the colony only to find that the colonists were gone

1607 1588 1590 1587 1606

TimelineFill in the correct dates to the following events:1587 John White started another colony on Roanoke Island

1607 Colonists settled in an area on the eastern coast of Virginia and named the area Jamestown

1588 Spain attacked England

1606 The Virginia Company was formed to set up a colony in North America

1590 John White returned back to the colony only to find that the colonists were gone

1607 1588 1590 1587 1606

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Tobacco became

Virginia’s first cash crop.

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Tobacco became

Virginia’s first cash crop.

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The House of Burgesses began the

tradition of self-government in the

English colonies.

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The House of Burgesses began the

tradition of self-government in the

English colonies.

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John Smith became leader of Jamestown

and helped the colonists by showing

them better ways to find gold.

T orFJohn Smith became leader of Jamestown

and helped the colonists by showing

them better ways to find gold.He made the colonists build houses, dig

wells, plant crops, and fish.

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Lesson 2: New European Colonies

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The _________ __________ was a waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Fill in the blank:

The Northwest Passage was a waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Fill in the blanks in the table using the following words:

French Settlements Dutch Settlements

• •

• •

• •

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Quebec Hudson River Beaver Fur Trade New Netherland

Samuel de Champlain St. Lawrence River New France Henry Hudson

New Amsterdam Manhattan Island

Fill in the blanks in the table using the following words:

French Settlements Dutch Settlements

• Quebec • Hudson River

•Beaver Fur Trade •New Netherland

•Samuel de Chaplain •Henry Hudson

•St. Lawrence River •New Amsterdam

New France Manhattan Island

Quebec Hudson River Beaver Fur Trade New Netherland

Samuel de Champlain St. Lawrence River New France Henry Hudson

New Amsterdam Manhattan Island

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New Amsterdam is known today as New York City.

T orF

New Amsterdam is known today as New York City.

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Henry Hudson explored 150 miles of what later became known as the St. Lawrence

River.

T orFHenry Hudson explored 150 miles of what later became known as the St. Lawrence

River.Hudson River

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Dutch leaders sent Samuel de Champlain to search for new

water routes to Asia.

T orF

Dutch leaders sent Samuel de Champlain to search for new

water routes to Asia.Henry Hudson

T orF

The Dutch wanted many people to move to New Amsterdam.

T orF

The Dutch wanted many people to move to New Amsterdam.

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Lesson 3: The First Colonies


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Vocabulary WordsPilgrim

Separatist

Persecution

Mayflower Compact

Puritan

A) Unfair treatment because of beliefs

B) A person who wants to purify, or reform, the Church of England

C) A person who wanted to separate from the Church of England

D) A person who goes on a journey for religious reasons

E) A plan of government for the worn of Plymouth


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Pilgrim A person who goes on a journey for religious freedom

Separatist A person who wanted to separate from the Church of England

persecution Unfair treatment because of beliefs

Mayflower Compact A plan of government for the town of Plymouth

Puritan A person who wanted to purify, or reform, the Church of England


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_____________ led the Pilgrims to North America, looking for religious freedom.

A) John Winthrop

B) John White

C) William Hudson

D) William Bradford


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_____________ led the Pilgrims to North America, looking for religious freedom.

A) John Winthrop

B) John White

C) William Hudson

D) William Bradford


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What was the name of the Native American who spoke English and met the Pilgrims?

A) Samoset

B) Kokoum

C) Temocheechee

D) Pocahontas


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B) Kokoum

C) Temocheechee

D) Pocahontas


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The Pilgrims made a plan of government for their future settlement called the _________.

A) Pilgrim Charter

B) Freedom Contract

C) New World Compact

D) Mayflower Compact


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D) Mayflower Compact


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_______________ led the Puritans to build a colony in New England.

A) William Bradford

B) John Winthrop

C) Samuel de Champlain

D) Henry Hudson


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_______________ led the Puritans to build a colony in New England.

A) William Bradford

B) John Winthrop

C) Samuel de Champlain

D) Henry Hudson


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Who built the first public school in the English colonies?

A) Pilgrims

B) French

C) Puritans

D) Dutch


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Who built the first public school in the English colonies?

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D) Dutch


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Samoset helped the Pilgrims by showing them where to hunt and fish and how to grow corn.


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Samoset helped the Pilgrims by showing them where to hunt and fish and how to grow corn.

Squanto helped the Pilgrims by showing them where to hunt and fish and how to grow corn.


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Pilgrim settlements were carefully planned.


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Pilgrim settlements were carefully planned.

Puritan settlements were carefully planned.


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The Pilgrims were Separatists. They did not want to be part of the Church of England.


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The Pilgrims were Separatists. They did not want to be part of the Church of England.


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Lesson 4: The 13 English Colonies


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Vocabulary Words

dissenter

proprietor

debtor

An owner

A person who owes money

A person whose views are different from those held by most people


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Dissenter: A person whose views are different from those held by most people

Proprietor: An owner

Debtor: A person who owes money


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The 13 English colonies can be separated into three ares. The first area was the _____________.

A) New England Colonies

B) Middle Colonies

C) Southern Colonies


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The _____________ colonies was called “the breadbasket of the colonies” because these colonies grew a lot of wheat.


B) Middle Colonies



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The _____________ colonies was called “the breadbasket of the colonies” because these colonies grew a lot of wheat.


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Farming was also very important in the third area, the ____________________. These colonies grew crops such as tobacco.


B) Middle Colonies



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Farming was also very important in the third area, the ____________________. These colonies grew crops such as tobacco.


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In 1636, __________________ founded the settlement of Providence in the colony that became Rhode Island.

A) Anne Hutchinson

B) Roger Williams

C) Thomas Hooker


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In 1636, __________________ founded the settlement of Providence in the colony that became Rhode Island.

A) Anne Hutchinson

B) Roger Williams

C) Thomas Hooker


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In 1681, ______________, a Quaker, began the colony of Pennsylvania.

A) John Winthrop

B) William Bradford

C) William Penn

D) Roger Williams


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In 1681, ______________, a Quaker, began the colony of Pennsylvania.

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D) Roger Williams


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_______________________ founded the last of the English colonies, Georgia. It was set up to help debtors.

A) Thomas Hooker

B) John White

C) William Bradford

D) James Oglethorpe


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_______________________ founded the last of the English colonies, Georgia. It was set up to help debtors.

A) Thomas Hooker

B) John White

C) William Bradford

D) James Oglethorpe


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Providence settlers could practice any religion.


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Providence settlers could practice any religion.


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Thomas Hooker, a Puritan minister, founded the colony of Carolina.


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Thomas Hooker, a Puritan minister, founded the colony of Carolina.

Thomas Hooker, a Puritan minister, founded the colony of Connecticut.


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Quakers believed that people could worship God without going to church.


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Quakers believed that people could worship God without going to church.


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Part of southern Pennsylvania became the colony of Delaware.


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Part of southern Pennsylvania became the colony of Delaware.


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The colony of Georgia was a safe place for both Catholics and Protestants.


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The colony of Georgia was a safe place for both Catholics and Protestants.

The colony of Maryland was a safe place for both Catholics and Protestants.


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The English colonies grew quickly. The largest cities were Boston, Philadelphia, and New York.


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The English colonies grew quickly. The largest cities were Boston, Philadelphia, and New York.


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What to Expect on the Test:


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Multiple Choice True/False Matching Short Answer 1 essay (at least 5 sentences) on one of these

topics: Comparing and Contrasting the Pilgrims and Puritans. Comparing and Contrasting the French and Dutch

Settlements Describe the three different regions of the Thirteen

Colonies

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