Quiz: southern colonies final (history)


southern colonies finalOnline version choosw by heba kamal 1 What year was Jamestown founded? a ) 1492 b 1587 c 1607 d 1620 2 Which of the following was NOT a Southern colony? a Georgia b Maryland c Connecticut d North Carolina 3 How many Southern Colonies were there originally? a four b five c seven d six 4 The term "cash crop" in relation to the Southern colonies primarily referred to: a Gold and silver b Tobacco c Cotton d Rice 5 Which was the first English attempt to settle in America? a Jamestown b Roanoke c Maryland d Plymouth 6 The House of Burgesses, established in 1619, was significant because it was: a The first royal colony in America b The first representative assembly in the New World c . The first proprietary colony in America d The first religious institution in Jamestown 7 . What was the primary difference between royal and proprietary colonies? a Royal colonies were in the North, proprietary in the South b Royal colonies had more religious freedom c Proprietary colonies were governed by individuals, royal by the crown d Royal colonies were established later than proprietary colonies 8 - The first promoters of English colonies were………from Southern England. a ) slaves b wealthy gentlemen c soldiers d crown 9 What type of colony was directly under the control of the crown? a Proprietary colony b Charter colony c Royal colony d ) Joint-stock colony 10 Which company was responsible for establishing the Jamestown colony? a . East India Company b Plymouth Company c London Company d Virginia Company 11 Which of the following best describes a proprietary colony? a A colony ruled directly by the king b A colony granted to and governed by individuals or companies c A colony with an elected governor d A colony established for religious freedom 12 What were the disadvantages of Jamestown’s location? a . Sandy soil and marshy surroundings b Deep water allowing large ships to dock c American Indians farmed nearby. d It was founded on Spanish territory 13 1.Which of the following was NOT a major challenge faced by early Jamestown settlers? a Disease b Hunger c Conflicts with Native Americans d Overpopulation 14 .What type of colony was directly under the control of the crown? a Proprietary colony b Charter colony c Royal colony d Joint-stock colony 15 4.The House of Burgesses was significant because it: a Introduced representative government in the colonies b Created the first proprietary colony c Ended conflicts with Native Americans d Created the first proprietary colony 16 Which colony was established as a haven for Catholics a Virginia b . Georgia c . Maryland d . North Carolina 17 1.What was the main function of the House of Burgesses? a To explore new lands b To make laws and raise taxes c To trade with Native Americans d To choose the colony’s governor 18 What was the main cause of Bacon’s Rebellion? a Conflict over religion b Tension between settlers and American Indians over land c Disagreement about trade routes d British taxes on tobacco 19 Who was the governor of Virginia during Bacon’s Rebellion? a Nathaniel Bacon b John Smith c William Berkeley d George Washington 20 Which leader organized the rebellion against the colonial government? a Nathaniel Bacon b William Penn c John Rolfe d Thomas Jefferson

1

What year was Jamestown founded?

a

) 1492

b

1587

c

1607

d

1620

2

Which of the following was NOT a Southern colony?

a

Georgia

b

Maryland

c

Connecticut

d

North Carolina

3

How many Southern Colonies were there originally?

a

four

b

five

c

seven

d

six

4

The term "cash crop" in relation to the Southern colonies primarily referred to:

a

Gold and silver

b

Tobacco

c

Cotton

d

Rice

5

Which was the first English attempt to settle in America?

a

Jamestown

b

Roanoke

c

Maryland

d

Plymouth

6

The House of Burgesses, established in 1619, was significant because it was:

a

The first royal colony in America

b

The first representative assembly in the New World

c

. The first proprietary colony in America

d

The first religious institution in Jamestown

7

. What was the primary difference between royal and proprietary colonies?

a

Royal colonies were in the North, proprietary in the South

b

Royal colonies had more religious freedom

c

Proprietary colonies were governed by individuals, royal by the crown

d

Royal colonies were established later than proprietary colonies

8

- The first promoters of English colonies were………from Southern England.

a

) slaves

b

wealthy gentlemen

c

soldiers

d

crown

9

What type of colony was directly under the control of the crown?

a

Proprietary colony

b

Charter colony

c

Royal colony

d

) Joint-stock colony

10

Which company was responsible for establishing the Jamestown colony?

a

. East India Company

b

Plymouth Company

c

London Company

d

Virginia Company

11

Which of the following best describes a proprietary colony?

a

A colony ruled directly by the king

b

A colony granted to and governed by individuals or companies

c

A colony with an elected governor

d

A colony established for religious freedom

12

What were the disadvantages of Jamestown’s location?

a

. Sandy soil and marshy surroundings

b

Deep water allowing large ships to dock

c

American Indians farmed nearby.

d

It was founded on Spanish territory

13

1.Which of the following was NOT a major challenge faced by early Jamestown settlers?

a

Disease

b

Hunger

c

Conflicts with Native Americans

d

Overpopulation

14

.What type of colony was directly under the control of the crown?

a

Proprietary colony

b

Charter colony

c

Royal colony

d

Joint-stock colony

15

4.The House of Burgesses was significant because it:

a

Introduced representative government in the colonies

b

Created the first proprietary colony

c

Ended conflicts with Native Americans

d

Created the first proprietary colony

16

Which colony was established as a haven for Catholics

a

Virginia

b

. Georgia

c

. Maryland

d

. North Carolina

17

1.What was the main function of the House of Burgesses?

a

To explore new lands

b

To make laws and raise taxes

c

To trade with Native Americans

d

To choose the colony’s governor

18

What was the main cause of Bacon’s Rebellion?

a

Conflict over religion

b

Tension between settlers and American Indians over land

c

Disagreement about trade routes

d

British taxes on tobacco

19

Who was the governor of Virginia during Bacon’s Rebellion?

a

Nathaniel Bacon

b

John Smith

c

William Berkeley

d

George Washington

20

Which leader organized the rebellion against the colonial government?

a

Nathaniel Bacon

b

William Penn

c

John Rolfe

d

Thomas Jefferson

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southern colonies finalOnline version

by heba kamal

What year was Jamestown founded?

Which of the following was NOT a Southern colony?

How many Southern Colonies were there originally?

The term "cash crop" in relation to the Southern colonies primarily referred to:

Which was the first English attempt to settle in America?

The House of Burgesses, established in 1619, was significant because it was:

. What was the primary difference between royal and proprietary colonies?

- The first promoters of English colonies were………from Southern England.

What type of colony was directly under the control of the crown?

Which company was responsible for establishing the Jamestown colony?

Which of the following best describes a proprietary colony?

What were the disadvantages of Jamestown’s location?

1.Which of the following was NOT a major challenge faced by early Jamestown settlers?

.What type of colony was directly under the control of the crown?

4.The House of Burgesses was significant because it:

Which colony was established as a haven for Catholics

1.What was the main function of the House of Burgesses?

What was the main cause of Bacon’s Rebellion?

Who was the governor of Virginia during Bacon’s Rebellion?

Which leader organized the rebellion against the colonial government?

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