Chapter Three Review
The English Colony Edition (2013)
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**1. Why was the Toleration Act
of 1649 significant to America’s
development?
A. It proved that conflicts over beliefs about God
can be solved once-and-for-all by human beings.
B. It provided an example of how a representative
democracy can pass laws in a fair and just manner.
C. It symbolized the American value of
protecting the freedom of individuals and minority
groups.
D. It stopped all conflicts between Catholics and
Protestants and united them as American patriots.
C. It symbolized the American
value of protecting the freedom
of individuals and minority
groups.
**2. Why did the population of
Jamestown plummet between
1609 and the spring of 1610?
A. Infertile soil caused many settlers to seek
better farmland in the middle colonies.
B. A combination of famine, disease, and a harsh
winter killed many in the colony.
C. The London Company closed the settlement
because it wasn’t making a profit.
D. The Algonquian Indians attacked and burned
down much of the colony.
B. A combination of famine,
disease, and a harsh winter
killed many in the colony.
**3. Which was a factor in the
Virginia colonists’ decision to
use slave labor?
a. They could purchase more land if they put more
slaves to work.
b. The cost of purchasing slaves had fallen
dramatically.
c. There had not been a significant slave rebellion
in the northern colonies.
d. There were not enough indentured servants to
meet the high demand for workers.
d. There were not enough
indentured servants to meet the
high demand for workers.
**4. The Mayflower Compact
could best be described as
a. a detailed list of reasons why the Pilgrims left
England for the United States.
b. a trade contract between Great Britain and
merchants in the Virginia colony.
c. an early attempt at self-government in the
English colonies.
d. a basic agreement requiring colonists to obey
Virginia law.
c. an early attempt at selfgovernment in the English
colonies.
**5. Which statement is TRUE
of the Southern colonies in the
late 1600s?
a. The important cash crops were tobacco, rice,
and indigo.
b. African servants lived separately from white
indentured servants.
c. Skilled craftspeople were essential to the
economy.
d. There were many large factories and industries
on the farms of the South
a. The important cash crops
were tobacco, rice, and indigo.
**6. How were the middle colonies
different from the northern and
southern colonies?
a. Generous land grants and religious tolerance
brought people to the middle colonies.
b. Many of the colonists were there for the fur
trading business
c. There were a lot of minerals in the ground for
use by jewelers
d. Most colonists there suffered religious
persecution.
a. Generous land grants
and religious tolerance
brought people to the
middle colonies.
**7. In large part, who filled the
growing labor needs of the economy
of the middle colonies?
a.
b.
c.
d.
Slaves
Apprentices
Indentured servants
Skilled craftsmen
c. Indentured
servants
**8. What product was so valuable in
the South, that it was sometimes used
as money?
a. Corn
b. Wheat
c. Tobacco
d. Rice
c. Tobacco
**9. What was the objective of
the English Bill of Rights?
a. to limit the power of the English Parliament
b. to reduce the power of the English Monarch
c. to end the taxation of colonies without their
consent
d. to require colonists to trade only with England
b. to reduce the power of the
English Monarch
**10. What was the Great
Awakening?
a. a movement of thinkers who believed in the idea that
reason and logic could improve social and political
life
b. the migration of thousands of English people to the
New England colonies and the Caribbean islands
c. the series of witchcraft trials in which groups of young
girls accused church ministers of casting spells
d. a religious movement that swept through the colonies
and changed colonial religion, society, and politics
d. a religious movement that
swept through the colonies and
changed colonial religion,
society, and politics
**11. From the late 1600s to the early
1700s, colonists did all of the
following to undermine British
restrictions on trade, EXCEPT
a. complain to representatives of the Crown.
b. smuggle sugar, molasses, and rum into the
colonies.
c. trade with plantation owners in the West Indies.
d. charge taxes on goods exported to England.
d. charge taxes on goods
exported to England.
**12. What
was the turning
point of the French and
Indian War?
a. British victory at Quebec
b. Colonial victory at Toronto
c. French victory at New Orleans
d. Spanish victory at New York
a. British victory at
Quebec
**13. What was the purpose of the
series of Navigation Acts passed by
Parliament between 1650 and 1696?
a. to require colonists to do their trading only with
England
b. to establish duties, or taxes, on items exported
to the colonies
c. to benefit the colonists by promoting a spirit of
free trade
d. to give England freedom to buy and sell goods
in any market
a. to require colonists to do
their trading only with England
**14. Which of the following
colonies was established as a
debtor’s colony?
a. Georgia
b. Virginia
c. Rhode Island
d. Delaware
a. Georgia
**15. Which of the following
churches did the Puritans
want to purify or reform?
a. Catholic Church
b. Anglican Church
c. Mormon Church
d. Presbyterian Church
b. Anglican Church
**16. The first attempt at an
English colony on the North
American continent was at ?
a. Massachusetts Bay
b. Roanoke
c. Plymouth
d. Chesapeake Bay
b. Roanoke
**17. Why were joint-stock
companies a good way of financing
new colonies in North America?
a. This type of financing guaranteed that the colony would be
a success and make a profit for the investors.
b. Groups of people invested in the new colonies reducing the
amount of loss if the colony did not make it, but also
reducing the profit if the colony brings in a lot of income
c. The investors never had to worry about losing their
investment.
d. All of these choices
b. Groups of people invested in the
new colonies reducing the amount of
loss if the colony did not make it, but
also reducing the profit if the colony
brings in a lot of income
**18. Families in New England often sent
their young sons off to learn skilled trades
such as printing, shipbuilding, weaving,
blacksmithing, etc. from experienced
workers. Which of the following is what
these young men were known as?
a. Novices
b. Journeymen
c. Apprentices
d. Craftsmen
c. Apprentices
**19. Which
of the following
was the colony that was
founded as a religious refuge
for Quakers?
a. Maryland
b. Plymouth
c. Pennsylvania
d. Rhode Island
c. Pennsylvania
**20. The group in Massachusetts
that was most like the Virginia House
of Burgesses was called the
a. Virginia Company of Plymouth
b. New England Way
c. Massachusetts Bay Company
d. General Court
d. General Court
**21. Who brought the first
enslaved Africans to Virginia
in 1619?
a. the French
b. the English
c. the Germans
d. the Dutch
d. the Dutch
**22. What was a person called that
signed a contract to work four to
seven for someone, in return for a
free journey to the Americas?
a. a slave
b. a plantationeer
c. an indentured servant
d. an encomienda
c. an indentured servant
**23. In
order to provide law
and order in their colony, the
Pilgrims signed an agreement
known as the
a. Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
b. House of Burgesses
c. Mayflower Compact
d. Magna Carta
c. Mayflower
Compact
**24. The Toleration Act of
1649 made it a crime to
restrict the religious freedom
of
a. Slaves
b. Christians
c. Muslims
d. Indentured servants
b. Christians
**25. A person who leaves a
country they were born in to
move to another country is
a. an alien
b. a smuggler
c. an intruder
d. an immigrant
d. an immigrant
**26. The massive exodus of 40,000
people from England to the
Caribbean Islands and New England
between 1629 and 1640 was called
a. the Middle Passage
b. the Glorious Revolution
c. the Great Migration
d. the Gargantuan Immigration
c. the Great Migration
**27. The exchange of rum, sugar,
molasses, and slaves between Africa,
the West Indies, and
New England was known as
a. smuggling
b. the Middle Passage
c. triangular trade
d. slave trade
c. triangular trade
**28. Which
early colonial region
had almost no large cities?
a. the New England Colonies
b. the Southern Colonies
c. the Middle Colonies
d. all of the above
b. the Southern
Colonies
**29. Which
of the following
means a two-house
legislature?
a. Cameral
b. Bicameral
c. Unicameral
d. Polycameral
b. Bicameral
**30. Which
of the following is
considered by many historians
to be the “Father of American
Democracy”?
a. Roger Williams
b. John White
c. Thomas Hooker
d. Samuel Adams
c. Thomas Hooker
**31. In which colonial region
was agriculture the MOST
important?
a. the New England Colonies
b. the Southern Colonies
c. the Middle Colonies
d. All of these choices
b. the Southern Colonies
**32. Which of the following did
King George III of England issue to
stop the colonial settlers from moving
into what had been traditional Native
American lands?
a. The Townshend Acts 1766
b. The Proclamation of 1763
c. The Issuance of 1767
d. The Declaration of 1773
b. The Proclamation of
1763
**33. Who founded the colony of
Rhode Island after being told to leave
Massachusetts because of his
criticism of their way of doing
things?
a. John Rolfe
b. George Calvert
c. Thomas Hooker
d. Roger Williams
d. Roger Williams
**34. Which of the following is the
oldest college or university
established in the English colonies?
a. Yale
b. Harvard
c. Brown
d. William and Mary
b. Harvard
**35. What was the name of the
economic system that England and
many other European countries
practiced during colonial times by
creating and maintaining wealth
through carefully controlled trade?
a. Capitalism
b. Monetary
c. Free enterprise
d. Mercantilism
d. Mercantilism
**36. What were enslaved Africans
who were transported to the West
Indies as a part of the Middle
Passage of Triangular Trade
exchanged for?
a. Rum and Iron
b. Guns and tobacco
c. Gold and Silver
d. Sugar and Molasses
d. Sugar and Molasses
**37. What was the movement
which took place during the 1700s in
which the idea that reason and logic
could improve society?
a. The Brightening
b. The Enlightenment
c. The Scientific Method
d. The Great Experiment
b. The
Enlightenment
**38. Who was the English
philosopher that believed
people had natural rights such
as equality and liberty?
a. Benjamin Franklin
b. Jonathan Edwards
c. Socrates
d. John Locke
d. John Locke
**39. What was considered to
be the center of politics in
New England?
a. The Town Meeting
b. The Plantation Owners
c. The General Court
d. The House of Burgesses
a. The Town Meeting
**40. In
which colony did the
General Court order that a
school be founded in every
township of 50 families?
a. Connecticut
b. Rhode Island
c. Maryland
d. Massachusetts
d. Massachusetts
**41. What was brought to the
Americas from Africa on the
second leg of Triangular
Trade?
a. Rum
b. Sugar
c. Slaves
d. Iron
c. Slaves
**42. Which of the following regions of
colonies was united under one government,
led by Sir Edmund Andros in 1686,
because King James II wanted more
control over the English government and
began with the Dominion of
a. The Southern Colonies
b. The New England Colonies
c. The Middle Colonies
d. English Colonies
b. The New England
Colonies
**43. What was the journey across
the Atlantic Ocean from West Africa
to the West Indies or the American
colonies called?
a. Triangular Trade
b. Great Awakening
c. African Diaspora
d. Middle Passage
d. Middle Passage
**44. Which
of the colonial
regions had the greatest
amount of diversity among its
citizens?
a. Southern Colonies
b. New England Colonies
c. Middle Colonies
d. Backcountry
c. Middle Colonies
**45. Why was King Philip’s
War fought in North
America?
a. King Philip was upset about France’s actions in the
Midwest
b. King Philip was upset about Portugal’s actions in
the Ohio Valley region
c. King Philip was upset about Spain’s actions in the
Southern Colonies
d. King Philip was upset about the English colonists
wishes to take Indian land
d. King Philip was upset
about the English colonists
wishes to take Indian land
**46. Why didn’t French want the
British moving into the Ohio River
Valley in the mid-1700s?
a. They didn’t want to give up control of the Ohio
River travel
b. They did not want the British moving into the area
and endangering their fur trade
c. They felt that the British would upset the Spanish
who were sharing the area with the French
d. They thought that the British would keep colonists
from moving into the area which would hurt the
French merchant’s business
b. They did not want the British
moving into the area and
endangering their fur trade
**47. What important freedom came
about when John Peter Zenger was
found not guilty in his trial brought
about for printing a false statement
that damaged the reputation of the
governor of New York?
a. Freedom of Religion
b. Freedom of the Press
c. Freedom of Speech
d. Freedom of Politicians
b. Freedom of the
Press
**48. What were the purpose
of slave codes?
a. to protect slaves from abuse
b. to list where slaves could travel to
c. to control the slaves
d. to give slaves a secret language they could
communicate in
c. to control the slaves
**49. Why
was Pontiac’s
Rebellion fought in 1763?
a. He was upset about Ford moving into the area
b. He was mad that his sister had married the
tobacco inventor John Rolfe
c. He was extremely upset about the increased
taxes by the English Parliament
d. He was against the British settlements into the
areas known as the Backcountry or the Ohio
River Valley
d. He was against the British
settlements into the areas
known as the Backcountry
or the Ohio River Valley
**50. Which of the following
were the two main reasons
that Bacon’s Rebellion began?
a. Policies toward Native Americans and higher
taxes
b. The Tea Act and the Stamp Act
c. Native American attacks and lack of clean
drinking water
d. That the Native Americans had become allies
with the French and they were not sharing their
food
a. Policies toward Native
Americans and higher
taxes
**51. What occurred during
the early 1690s in Salem,
Massachusetts that led to the
death of 19 people?
a. Native American attacks on Salem and abuse toward
them by colonists
b. The poisoning of food by some of the colonists killing
19 Native American children
c. Trials involving witchcraft with many being found
guilty and 19 put to death
d. Fires which had been set purposely to try and burn
Salem down with 19 people dying
c. Trials involving
witchcraft with many
being found guilty and 19
put to death
**52. What
was the first
permanent English colony in
North America?
a. Plymouth
b. Jamestown
c. Roanoke
d. Providence
b. Jamestown
**53. What was the first
representative assembly found in the
English Colonies that was established
in 1619?
a. The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
b. The Mayflower Compact
c. The House of Burgesses
d. General Court
c. The House of Burgesses
**54. James
Oglethorpe had
this vision for Georgia with it
having an economy based
upon
a. tobacco farming
b. small independent farming
c. plantation farming
d. cash crop farming
b. small independent
farming
**55. Which
of the following
was NOT part of the Treaty of
Paris of 1763, which ended the
French and Indian War?
a. France gave all of Canada to the British
b. Britain received the Ohio River Valley from France
c. All lands east of the Mississippi except for New
Orleans was given to the British by the French
d. Britain received Florida from Spain which had
allied with the French in an earlier treaty
b. Britain received the
Ohio River Valley
from France
**56. The Native Americans
trusted which of the following
groups the most?
a. French
b. English
c. Spanish
d. Portuguese
a. French
**57. Which of the following is NOT
TRUE about the colonies of
Jamestown and Plymouth?
a. Native Americans helped both colonies to
survive
b. Both colonies were started for religious reasons
c. At least half of the first colonists at each place
died from diseases
d. Some self-government existed in each of these
colonies
b. Both colonies were
started for religious
reasons
**58. Which of the following is true
about the colonies at Jamestown,
Plymouth, and Massachusetts Bay?
a. All of these colonies were financed by jointstock companies
b. The settlers in all of these colonies spent their
time searching for gold
c. These colonies were all owned by the colonists
themselves
d. All three of these colonies were Royal Colonies
a. All of these colonies
were financed by jointstock companies
**59. Which was NOT a reason why
fishing and trade became important
economic activities in New England?
a. It was difficult for New Englanders to grow enough
crops to make a living.
b. Some of the world's best fishing grounds were off
New England's coast.
c. The Middle Passage brought enslaved Africans to
New England's cities to be sold.
d. The wood from New England's forests made
excellent ships.
c. The Middle Passage brought
enslaved Africans to New
England's cities to be sold.
**60. Why was farming NOT as
profitable in New England as it was
in the Middle and Southern Colonies
a. New England’s soil was poorer
b. New England’s growing season was shorter
c. New England’s farms were smaller
d. All of these choices
d. All of these choices
**61. Which of the following was a
Separatist group that left England
wanting to escape religious
persecution in the early 1600s?
a. Puritans
b. Pinheads
c. Pirates
d. Pilgrims
d. Pilgrims
**62. Which of the following
were NOT part of the
Navigation Acts?
a. That all slaves coming to the colonies had to first be
offered to England
b. That all shipping had to be done in English ships or
ships made in the English colonies
c. That goods such as cotton, tobacco, wood and sugar
could only be traded or sold to England
d. Europeans imports had to pass through English
ports so a duty or tax could be placed on the
goods.
a. That all slaves coming to
the colonies had to first be
offered to England
**63. What did the colonies of
New Jersey and Pennsylvania
have in common?
a. Additional colonies was found from land in each of
these colonies
b. Each colony was owned by a joint-stock company
from England
c. Each colony had major trouble with Native
Americans that prevented the colonies from
growing
d. Both colonies granted religious freedom to the
people who lived there
d. Both colonies granted
religious freedom to the
people who lived there
**64. Why did many English
Catholics come to America in
the 1600s?
A. to found a proprietary colony in a southern
region of the New World
B. to provide assistance to Catholic countries
such as France and Spain
C. to protest England’s separation from the
Roman Catholic Church
D. to escape a kingdom that did not allow them to
worship freely
D. to escape a kingdom that
did not allow them to
worship freely
**65. The staple crops that
supported the middle colonists
included
a.
b.
c.
d.
corn, tomatoes, and tobacco.
wheat, oats, and barley.
corn, indigo, and tobacco.
wheat, rice, and barley.
b. wheat, oats, and
barley.
**66. Which of the following
original colonies later split
into two separate colonies in
1712?
a. Georgia
b. Virginia
c. Dakota
d. Carolina
d. Carolina
**67. In order to try and keep peace
with the Powhatan Indians, John
Rolfe married the Powhatan chief’s
daughter
a. Sacagawea
b. Jesisia
c. Pocahontas
d. Hiawatha
c. Pocahontas
**68. For what group of people
was the colony of Maryland
established for?
a. Catholics
b. Mormons
c. Quakers
d. Christians
a. Catholics
**69. What
was most of the
South’s economy based upon?
a. Manufacturing
b. Mining
c. Distilling
d. Agriculture
d. Agriculture
**70. Which of the following insects
filled the marshes near Jamestown
killing more than two-thirds of the
colonies original settlers?
a.
b.
c.
d.
Flies
Bees
Mosquitoes
Lice
c. Mosquitoes
71. How did the Powhatan
Confederacy help the
Jamestown colonists?
A. The Powhatan showed the colonists how to
build better housing with adobe.
B. The Powhatan taught the colonists how to grow
North American crops such as corn.
C. The Powhatan worked as indentured servants
on plantations and farms.
D. The Powhatan introduced a rare kind of
tobacco that became popular in England.
B. The Powhatan taught the
colonists how to grow North
American crops such as corn.
72. How did the London
Company’s “headright
system” work?
A. It encouraged colonists to move to Virginia by giving 50
acres of land per person to individuals and groups who
paid their own way.
B. It invited colonists to bring servants and relatives to
Virginia by discounting fares for every additional person
brought from England.
C. It motivated colonists to stay in Virginia by promising 50
acres of land to anyone who devoted ten years to
plantation work.
D. It attracted farmers, carpenters, and hunters to Virginia by
paying their way and guaranteeing them work.
A. It encouraged colonists to
move to Virginia by giving 50
acres of land per person to
individuals and groups who
paid their own way.
73. Which quotation best expresses the
point of view of a New England colonist
on education?
a. “All children need to learn to read, write, and do
arithmetic.”
b. “All children need to be able to read the Bible.”
c. “Trade is important to our community, which
means people have to be able to make simple
calculations.”
d. “Only a literate community can keep a record of
its successes and failures for the benefit of future
generations.”
b. “All children need to be
able to read the Bible.”
74. Anne Hutchinson believed that people
could have a relationship with God without
guidance from ministers. Why did that
belief anger Puritan church leaders?
a. Her idea challenged their views on religious
toleration.
b. Her idea posed a threat to their authority in the
community.
c. They didn’t believe that women should serve
as ministers.
d. They were certain she was a witch who should
be put on trial.
b. Her idea posed a threat
to their authority in the
community.
75. What contribution did
slaves make to the economy of
the middle colonies?
a. They planted and harvested cash crops in the
rocky soil.
b. They worked in cities at skilled crafts such as
blacksmithing and carpentry.
c. They helped women run clothing and grocery
shops.
d. They earned money for their owners by selling
products such as butter.
b. They worked in cities at
skilled crafts such as
blacksmithing and carpentry.
76. How did trade support the
economy of the middle
colonies?
a. Merchants traded indigo from Pennsylvania for
barley and oats from the South.
b. Merchants sold dried corn and corn meal
grown in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
c. Merchants imported large quantities of
molasses from Britain and the West Indies.
d. Merchants in Philadelphia and New York City
exported wheat to foreign markets.
d. Merchants in Philadelphia
and New York City exported
wheat to foreign markets.
77. What town was burned to
the ground during Bacon’s
Rebellion?
a.
b.
c.
d.
Jamestown
Charles Town
Plymouth
Philadelphia
a. Jamestown
78. George Calvert, who
helped establish the colony of
Maryland, was also known as
a. Duke of York
b. Prince of Proprietor
c. Lord Baltimore
d. Prince Henry
c. Lord Baltimore
79. What was the name of the ship
that left England on September 16,
1620 with many Pilgrims on it
headed toward Virginia, but later
landed way North of that spot?
a. Nina
b. Pinta
c. Mayflower
d. Santa Maria
c. Mayflower
80. Which
of the following
treaties ended the French and
Indian War?
a. The Treaty of Ghent
b. The Treaty of Paris
c. The Treaty of Rome
d. The Treaty of London
b. The Treaty of Paris
81. The
high-grade tobacco
that the Jamestown colonists
learned to grow and sell for a
profit, was first developed by
a. John White
b. John Rolfe
c. John Wayne
d. John Smith
b. John Rolfe
82. What minister left
Massachusetts and helped
begin another New England
colony called Connecticut?
a. Roger Williams
b. Thomas Hooker
c. John Winthrop
d. George Whitefield
b. Thomas Hooker
83. Which
group did NOT
participate in New England’s
early economy?
a. merchants
b. shipbuilders
c. manufacturers
d. fisherman
c. Manufacturers
84. After the English took over
New Netherland from the
Dutch, who became the
colony’s new proprietor?
a. King Charles of Worcestershire
b. Lord of Holland
c. Prince Paul of Patoka
d. Duke of York
d. Duke of York
85. Roger Williams granted freedom
of religion to Quakers and other
religious groups who settled in which
of the following colonies?
a. Connecticut
b. Rhode Island
c. New York
d. New Jersey
b. Rhode Island
86. Samoset and what other Native
American helped the Pilgrims learn
the skills they needed to survive
during their first year in the new
colony?
a. Pocahontas
b. Squanto
c. Sacagawea
d. Silvermoon
b. Squanto
87. Which of the following economic
activities did the most people of the
New England Colonies participate
in?
a. Farming
b. Manufacturing
c. Fishing
d. Trade
a. Farming
88. Which people began the
colony of New Netherland?
a. English
b. Spanish
c. Dutch
d. French
c. Dutch
89. Another name for people
known as Society of Friends is
a. Catholics
b. Quakers
c. Baptists
d. Puritans
b. Quakers
90. Who was the leader of the
Puritan group that left England for
Massachusetts in 1630?
a. Benjamin Franklin
b. John Peter Zenger
c. John Winthrop
d. Roger Williams
c. John Winthrop
91. What
city did William
Penn name that meant, “city
of brotherly love”?
a. Pittsburg
b. Philadelphia
c. Providence
d. Plymouth
b. Philadelphia
92. Which of the following
Native American groups
helped the settlers survive at
Jamestown?
a. Inuit
b. Powhatan
c. Cherokee
d. Iroquois
b. Powhatan
93. Who
was the Wampanoag
chief whose tribe helped the
settlers survive at Plymouth?
a. Pocahontas
b. Crazy Horse
c. Hiawatha
d. Massasoit
d. Massasoit
94. Where
did women have the
most legal rights?
a. Southern Colonies
b. Middle Colonies
c. New England Colonies
d. England
c. New England Colonies
95. The defeat of a young officer
named George Washington at this
fort began the French and Indian
War.
a. Fort Ticonderoga
b. Fort Necessity
c. Fort Sumter
d. Fort Destination
b. Fort Necessity
**SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS– Name the Four New England
Colonies
a) __________________________________
b) ____________________________________
c) __________________________________
d) ____________________________________
Name the Four Middle Colonies.
a) __________________________________
b) ____________________________________
c) __________________________________
d) ____________________________________
Name the Five Southern Colonies.
a) __________________________________
b) ____________________________________
c) __________________________________
d) ____________________________________
e) __________________________________
Name the Four New England Colonies.
a) Connecticut
b) Rhode Island
c) Massachusetts - (Pilgrims-Plymouth) (Puritans-Salem)
d) New Hampshire
Name the Four Middle Colonies.
a) New York
b) New Jersey
c) Pennsylvania
d) Delaware
Name the Five Southern Colonies.
a) Virginia - Jamestown
b) Georgia
c) Maryland
d) South Carolina
e) North Carolna
**OPEN RESPONSE QUESTION – Prepare your answer
in advance so you will be ready for the test on Wednesday.
You and your family are leaving Europe and moving to
America. You are moving during the colonization period
between the years of 1605 and 1770. You need to make a
decision about which of the three colonial regions you are
moving to. Are you choosing the New England, Southern or
Middle Colonies?
A. Choose a colonial region.
B. Give detailed information and reasons why you have
chosen the region that you did. Your answer should include
at least SIX of the following; location, geography, climate,
economy, social life, education, religion and government.