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True or False Settlers that landed in Jamestown, VA IN 1607 had difficulty growing crops because of thin, rocky soil |
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True or False Tobacco was the cash crop that saved Jamestown settlers |
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True or False Women and Africans in the colonies could usually vote, run businesses, and own property. |
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True or False The French and Indian war was mainly between France and Native Americans |
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True or False Use of enslaved workers increased in the West Indies and the colonies where hard labor required on large farms and plantations. |
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True or False The Navigation Acts allowed colonists to trade with a lot of different countries. |
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| What area of land in North America were the French and British competing over? |
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| How did England view its North American colonies? |
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| Who exemplified the Enlightenment? |
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| A group of civilians trained to fight in emergencies is called what? |
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| Who wrote the plan that sought to unite the American colonies against the French? |
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| The French and Indian War was mainly a war between who? |
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| What is a colony in which settlers had been granted rights and privileges? |
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| What was the religious revivial that swept through the colonies called? |
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What were the products of the Triangular Trade? |
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Rum Sugar/Molasses Slaves |
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| What was known as the movement to spread knowledge, reason, and science to improve society? |
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| Which of the following regions had the most diverse and accepting population? |
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Labor for the Southern tobacco and rice plantations was mainly provided by who? |
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| What is the name of an economic system where a colony provides resources to the mother country? |
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| What plan called for general government for all the American colonies? |
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Who were allies in the French and Indian War? |
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| Colonists, British, & Iroquois Confederacy |
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| The Treaty of Paris marked the end of power in North America for who? |
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| What document inspired the American Bill of Rights? |
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| The leg of the Triangular Trade route in which enslaved Africans were shipped to the West Indies was known as what? |
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| Which American hero struck the 1st blow against the French? |
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| What is subsistence farming? |
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| producing enough food to eat, but not to sell |
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| Freedom for a business to compete for profit with little government regulations. |
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| What ended the French and Indian War? |
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| illegally trading with other countries |
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England not enforcing the Navigation Acts which was beneficial to the colonists is called what? |
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Who were a powerful group of Native Americans? |
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| What halted westward expansion passed the Appalachian Mountains? |
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What did the Navigation Laws require? |
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It required colonies to trade with England. |
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The English Bill of Rights guaranteed what? |
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| Certain basic rights to all citizens. |
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| Crops that could be sold for a profit. |
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The region of hills and forest climbing up to the Appalachian Mountains called? |
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A region of flat, low lying plains along the seacoast with many plantations. |
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