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Froggy Jumps Colonial Threads QuizOnline version Empire, economy, & society in America by serenity 1 Which colony was founded in 1565 in Florida and is the oldest permanent European settlement in what became the U.S.? a Plymouth b Jamestown c St. Augustine 2 French Jesuit missionaries in New France used religious conversion as a tool of empire; this phenomenon is described as? a Military conquest as sole aim b Economic exploitation as policy c Religious conversion as tool of empire 3 Beavers were central to which economic activity that shaped early North American colonization? a Mining operations b Fur trade c Agricultural settlement 4 Which Indigenous confederacy did English Jamestown settlers encounter in Virginia? a Cherokees b Powhatans c Iroquois Confederacy 5 Where did Stono Rebellion take place, one of the largest slave revolts before the Revolution? a Georgia b South Carolina c Massachusetts 6 The Great Migration (1630–1640) led to what type of settlements in Massachusetts Bay? a Stable family-based colonies b Nomadic enclaves c Plantation economies 7 Tobacco, as a cash crop, created what dynamic in the Chesapeake colonies? a Labor demand leading to indentured servitude and slavery b Economic diversification c Small-holding family farms only 8 Nathaniel Bacon led a rebellion in Virginia in 1676; what was one consequence? a Immediate abolition of slavery b Independence from Britain c Elites hardened racial slavery 9 The Stamp Act of 1765 was the first direct internal tax on what? a Molasses b Printed materials c Tea imports 10 Common Sense (1776) by Thomas Paine did what for colonial sentiment? a Promoted reconciliation with Britain b Argued for monarchy c Popularized independence 11 The oldest permanent European settlement in what became the U.S. is located in St. Augustine and founded in 1565. Which settlement is it? a St. Augustine b Jamestown c Roanoke 12 Which group of priests shaped alliances with Native nations in New France in the 1600s? a Puritan ministers b Spanish missionaries c French missionaries 13 In the North American fur trade, what animal was central to economic activity and expansion? a buffalo b elk c beaver 14 Which Algonquian confederacy did Jamestown settlers encounter in Virginia? a Cherokees b Powhatans c Iroquois 15 The Great Migration (1630–1640) refers to which group migrating to Massachusetts Bay? a Quakers b Puritans c Cavaliers 16 Which cash crop drove labor demand and the rise of slavery in the Chesapeake colonies? a rice b sugar c tobacco 17 Who wrote Common Sense, helping popularize independence in 1776? a Thomas Paine b Thomas Jefferson c Benjamin Franklin 18 George Whitefield was a key figure in which religious movement? a First Great Reform b Great Awakening c Enlightenment 19 The Intolerable Acts were punitive laws aimed at which colony? a New York b Virginia c Massachusetts 20 The Stamp Act of 1765 taxed what primary item? a land b tea c printed materials 21 Which settlement founded in 1565 is the oldest permanent European settlement in what became the U.S.? a Jamestown, Virginia b St. Augustine, Florida c Plymouth, Massachusetts 22 French missionaries in New France were Jesuit priests who shaped alliances through what main activity? a Religious conversion b Military conquest c Commercial farming 23 What animal dominated the North American fur trade and spurred French expansion? a Buffalo b Deer c Beaver 24 Which Algonquian confederacy faced English expansion and wars in Virginia? a Cherokees b Iroquois c Powhatans 25 The Great Migration brought Puritans to Massachusetts Bay for what primary reason? a Religious persecution in England b Gold mining opportunities c Avoiding military service 26 Tobacco as a cash crop led to growth in which labor systems in the Chesapeake? a Sharecropping and feudal labor b Paid apprenticeships c Indentured servitude and racial slavery 27 Mary Parsons and Bridget Bishop were women accused of witchcraft in 17th-century New England, reflecting what social issue? a Economic competition b Religious anxiety and social tension c Intermarriage laws 28 Nathaniel Bacon led a 1676 rebellion in Virginia that highlighted frontier grievances and later hardened what system? a Mercantile monopolies b Feudal land grants c Racial slavery 29 What were praying towns in New England intended to achieve? a Military forts for protection b Christianization of Native Americans c Trading posts for natives and settlers

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Which colony was founded in 1565 in Florida and is the oldest permanent European settlement in what became the U.S.?

French Jesuit missionaries in New France used religious conversion as a tool of empire; this phenomenon is described as?

Beavers were central to which economic activity that shaped early North American colonization?

Which Indigenous confederacy did English Jamestown settlers encounter in Virginia?

Where did Stono Rebellion take place, one of the largest slave revolts before the Revolution?

The Great Migration (1630–1640) led to what type of settlements in Massachusetts Bay?

Tobacco, as a cash crop, created what dynamic in the Chesapeake colonies?

Nathaniel Bacon led a rebellion in Virginia in 1676; what was one consequence?

The Stamp Act of 1765 was the first direct internal tax on what?

Common Sense (1776) by Thomas Paine did what for colonial sentiment?

The oldest permanent European settlement in what became the U.S. is located in St. Augustine and founded in 1565. Which settlement is it?

Which group of priests shaped alliances with Native nations in New France in the 1600s?

In the North American fur trade, what animal was central to economic activity and expansion?

Which Algonquian confederacy did Jamestown settlers encounter in Virginia?

The Great Migration (1630–1640) refers to which group migrating to Massachusetts Bay?

Which cash crop drove labor demand and the rise of slavery in the Chesapeake colonies?

Who wrote Common Sense, helping popularize independence in 1776?

George Whitefield was a key figure in which religious movement?

The Intolerable Acts were punitive laws aimed at which colony?

The Stamp Act of 1765 taxed what primary item?

Which settlement founded in 1565 is the oldest permanent European settlement in what became the U.S.?

French missionaries in New France were Jesuit priests who shaped alliances through what main activity?

What animal dominated the North American fur trade and spurred French expansion?

Which Algonquian confederacy faced English expansion and wars in Virginia?

The Great Migration brought Puritans to Massachusetts Bay for what primary reason?

Tobacco as a cash crop led to growth in which labor systems in the Chesapeake?

Mary Parsons and Bridget Bishop were women accused of witchcraft in 17th-century New England, reflecting what social issue?

Nathaniel Bacon led a 1676 rebellion in Virginia that highlighted frontier grievances and later hardened what system?

What were praying towns in New England intended to achieve?