Title: Chapters 3
1Chapters 3 4 Test Review
2Farms that produced just enough to meet the needs
of their familiesSubsistence farming
- 2. The main economic activity in all of the
colonies was - Farming
3Early Government
- 3. The first representative legislature in the
colonies- House of Burgesses - 4. This document was created by the Pilgrims to
pledge their loyalty to England and for them to
promise to obey laws passed for the general good
of the colony. The Mayflower Compact
45. The first written constitution in America. It
described the organization of representative
government in detail.Fundamental Orders of
56. 15,000 Puritans migrated to Massachusetts.
This is called the Great Migration.
6- 7. Why did Europeans choose to move to the
Colonies? - Religious reasons and Economic Reasons (trade)
7- 8. What colony did William Penn establish for the
Quakers? - Pennsylvania
- 9. Which colony was established as a safe haven
for Catholics? - Maryland
8- 10. Which colony was created so debtors and poor
people could start over? - Georgia
- 11. What was the leg of the triangular trade
route in which enslaved Africans were shipped to
the West Indies? - Middle Passage
912. Farm crop to be sold in markets in the
colonies or markets overseas?Cash Crops 13.
Why were the Middle Colonies called the bread
Basket coloniesAbundance of grain and wheat
crops
10New England
- 14. Where was the center of the shipping trade in
North America? - New England region
- 15. Describe the climate and geography in the New
England colonies? - - Cold, long winters
- Rocky soil
- Both bad for agriculture
11- 16. Describe the climate and geography in the
Southern colonies? - Mild winters, Warm summers
- Rich, Fertile soil
- Great for agriculture
- 17. What was the principle cash crop in Maryland
and Virginia? - Tobacco
12- 18. What was the principle cash crop in South
Carolina and Georgia? - Rice
13SLAVERY
- 19. How did the demand for tobacco affect the
number of slaves in the Southern colonies? - Demand for tobacco was high !!!
- Tobacco
- Plantation owners wanted to produce as much
tobacco as possible. Therefore, there was an
increase in slave labor (Free Labor)
1420. This English document guaranteed certain
basic rights to all citizens and will later
inspire the American Bill of Rights.The English
Bill of Rights(duh)
15TRADE
21. To sell abroad (ship out of) is to
EXPORT 22. To buy from foreign markets (to bring
in) is to IMPORT
1623. Who was the best known scientist in America
and exemplified the Enlightenment?Benjamin
Franklin24. Laws passed between 1651 and 1673
that directed the flow of goods between England
and the colonies (restricted trade)Navigation
Acts
17- 25. The economic theory that as a nations trade
grows, its gold reserves increase and the nation
becomes more powerful. - Mercantilism
- WEALTH POWER
18- 26. The powerful religious revival that swept
over the colonies beginning in the 1720s. It
affected the way in which colonists viewed
themselves, their relationships with one another,
and their faith. - The Great Awakening
19- 27. Another name for a plantation boss.
- Overseer
- 28. In 1215, this English document established
the principle of limited government. - Magna Carta
- Magna Carta 1215Limits power of the King
20- 29. This court case set the precedent for free
press in America. - John Peter Zenger
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21- 30. By 1700, these two countries were the major
powers in North America. - England (Britain) and France
22- 31. Ben Franklins plan that called for one
general government for all the colonies. He
wanted to unite the American colonies against the
French. - Albany Plan of Union
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23- 32. What was the war between the English and
their Native American allies and the French and
their Native American allies called? - French and Indian War
- 33. What was the name of the treaty that ended
the war? - Treaty of Paris
24- 34. After the war, what did the British raise to
help pay for the costly war? - They raised taxes on the colonists
- Colonists did not like this
25- 35. To prevent more fighting, Britain called a
halt to the settlers westward expansion. What was
this called? - Proclamation of 1763
- Colonists were not allowed west of the
Appalachian Mountains - The colonists also did not like this !!