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Exploration and Colonization Review
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8th Grade
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Crystal Ayala
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Fur Trade
Christianity
French Colonization
Spanish Colonization
Gold Mining
Catholic Religion
Tobacco
Religious Freedom
Spanish Colonization
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Multiple Choice
Which of these describes the primary reason for French colonization?
To convert American Indians in the Southwest to Catholicism
To cultivate cash crops in the Chesapeake Bay area
To extract precious metals from mines in present-day Mexico
To profit from fur trading in the Great Lakes region
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1607
Economic
Profit
Company
Tobacco
Virginia
Massachusetts
1620
Religious Freedom
Puritans
Mayflower Compact
Social Contract
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Multiple Choice
Which statement accurately describes the reasons for establishing Plymouth and Jamestown?
Both colonies were established to bring wealth to stockholders.
Plymouth's founders inteded to produce raw materials, while Jamestown's founders expedcted to discover gold.
Both colonies were established to limit the expansion of other European empires.
Plymouth was founded as a refuge from religious persecution, while Jamestown was founded for commercial profit.
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Puritans
John Winthrop
Religious Freedom
Mayflower Compact
Massachusetts
Catholics
Lord Baltimore
Escape Religious Persecution
Maryland
Quakers
William Penn
Religious Freedom
Abolitionists
Pennsylvania
Religious Toleration
Roger Williams
Anne Hutchinson
Rhode Island
Religious Colonies
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Match
Match the following colony to the religion
Maryland
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Catholics
Puritans
Quakers
Catholics
Puritans
Quakers
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Harsh Winter & Rocky Soil
Swift Rivers
Fur Trapping
Natural Harbors
Trading
Fishing/Whaling
Dense Forests
Shipbuilding
Lumber
New England Region
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Hills
Mild Climate
Fertile Soil
Bread Basket
Grains
Livestock
Dense Forests
Shipbuilding
Lumber
Mid-Atlantic Region
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Warm climate
Flat Land
Fertile Soil
Cash Crops
Tobacco
Cotton
Slavery
Transatlantic Slave Trade
Middle Passage
Southern
Region
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Match
Match the following Region to their characteristics
New England Region Geography
New England Region Economy
Middle Region
Southern Region Geography
Southern Region Economy
Dense Forests, Rocky Soil, Harsh Winter, Natural Harbors
Lumber Milling, trading, fur trapping
Hills, Forests, Fertile Soil, Breadbasket
Flat land, Fertile Soil, Warm climate
Slavery, Cash-crops, tobacco, cotton
Dense Forests, Rocky Soil, Harsh Winter, Natural Harbors
Lumber Milling, trading, fur trapping
Hills, Forests, Fertile Soil, Breadbasket
Flat land, Fertile Soil, Warm climate
Slavery, Cash-crops, tobacco, cotton
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Reorder
Colonial production of cash crops
Use of slavery in agriculture
Increased profits for plantation owners
Expansion of the transatlantic slave trade
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Multiple Choice
Which characteristic is correctly matched with a number in the table?
1: Indigo
2: Moderate
3: Rocky Soil
4: Ships
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1620
Social Contract
Good for colony
Puritans
Mayflower Compact
Elected Legislatures
Representatives
Assembly
Virginia House of Burgesses
Thomas Hooker
1st Constitution
Defines and Limits Government
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
1215
Limits King's power
provides power for the people
Magna Carta
Self-Government
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Match
Match the following
Slow Communication with British Government
Mayflower Compact 1620
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Virginia House of Burgesses
Representative
Developement of Self-Governmnet
Social Contract
1st Constitution
Legislative Assembly
Acts or speaks for others
Developement of Self-Governmnet
Social Contract
1st Constitution
Legislative Assembly
Acts or speaks for others
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best replaces the question mark in the diagram above?
Created a general council to manage the colonies
Experienced strict control by Parliament
Established their own representative institutions
Appointed governors who reported to the king
Fur Trade
Christianity
French Colonization
Spanish Colonization
Gold Mining
Catholic Religion
Tobacco
Religious Freedom
Spanish Colonization
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