Quizizz - Module 3: Lesson 3

• Generous land grants and _________ _________ brought many different types of people to settle in the New Netherlands.

The Dutch formed New Netherlands as a base for trading _____ with the Iroquois.

They traded in the first settled town on Manhattan Island that was called ___ _________.

Another name for a Patroon is a ____.

What brought Jews, French, Puritans, and others to NY and NJ?

Many _________ Africans were brought to the New Netherlands colony and forced to work on farms, in shops, building  ships, and working on loading docks.

The King of England  sent a fleet that took over the colony without a fight because he wanted to control the entire ________ _____ of North America.

New Amsterdam was renamed ___ ___ ___ , after the Duke of York, and New Netherland became New York.

The New Jersey colony was located between which two rivers?

• Like New York, the New Jersey colony had a _______ population.

It was even more difficult for enslaved Africans under English rule. They were mistreated and lived under harsh conditions, and it was more difficult to earn freedom. This caused many to ________ or join in an uprising together to attempt to escape. 

One of the largest religious groups in New Jersey was the _______ or Society of Friends.

Quakers were known for NOT following formal religious practices, believed in the ________ of men and women before God, and supported nonviolence as well as religious _________ for all people.

• One Quaker named William Penn started the colony west of New Jersey called ___________.

• Penn insisted on fair dealings with local Native Americans, ________ immigrants, and promised religious toleration. He limited his own power and established an _______ assembly, which made the colony an important example of representative self-government.