13 Colonies Quiz Flashcards

1
Q

What are the New England colonies? (4)

A

Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut

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2
Q

What are the Middle colonies? (4)

A

New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware

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3
Q

What are the Southern colonies? (5)

A
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
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4
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NE, M, S: relationships with Native Americans were better in these colonies than in the others

A

M

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5
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NE, M, S: The first colonists were English and settled in Jamestown, VA in 1607

A

s

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6
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NE, M, S: The colonists here turned to fishing, lumbering, fur trading, and metal working to nourish their economy

A

S

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7
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These colonies participated in the selling of slaves to the southern colonies

A

NE/M

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8
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This area was the most ethnically diverse

A

M

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9
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Quakers seeking religious freedom settled in Pennsylvania

A

M

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10
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In 1619 the House of Burgesses was formed (the first example of representative government in America)

A

S

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11
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John Rolfe discovered that tobacco grew well in this region’s climate

A

S

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12
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The soil was too thin and rocky and the climate too harsh for the colonists to grow cash crops

A

NE

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13
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The first colonists here were Separatists Puritans (Pilgrims)

A

NE

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14
Q

A small number of people owned large amounts of land

A

S

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15
Q

The religious freedom they sought was not readily granted to others outside their Puritan faith

A

NE

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16
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Children of wealthy plantation owners had private tutors to educate them. There were very few public schoolhouses.

A

S

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17
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Land was more fertile than in the North, which allowed the colonists to grow corn, wheat, and fruit. These colonies were nicknames “the Bread Basket”.

18
Q

Tobacco and rice became the major cash crops, and were grown on large plantations

19
Q

The first colonists were Dutch and settled at the mount of the Hudson River.

20
Q

Indentured servants were first used. As their number dwindled, slaves were used.

21
Q

Mills to grind grains developed here and supported local economies.

22
Q

Education was available to more of the colonists in this region, as people lived closer together and schoolhouses could be built.

23
Q

When the English took “New Amsterdam” from the Dutch, they called it New York

24
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Out of lack of religious toleration, the Salem Witch Trials took place in this region

25
The Maryland Toleration Act is evidence of religion toleration in this region.
S
26
The Pilgrims wrote the Mayflower Compact on their journey to this new land
NE
27
Religious dissenters, such as Thomas Hooker, Roger Williams, and Anne Hutchinson established colonies in this region
NE
28
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | wrote Leviathan
Hobbes
29
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | wrote Two Treatises of Civil Government
Locke
30
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | wrote the Spirit of Laws
Montes
31
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | believed in natural laws
Hobbes
32
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | humans are naturally selfish
Hobbes
33
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | gov should be limited
Locke & Montes
34
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | seperation of powers & laws
Montes
35
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | human nature is fair and unselfish
Locke
36
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | three branches of gov
Montes
37
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | social contract
Hobbes & Locke
38
Hobbes, Locke, Montes: | people and gov should have a balance
Montes
39
How did Hobbes and Lockes ideas about the Social Contract Theory differ from one another?
Hobbes: people should use it to follow laws Locke: solve occational conflicts
40
What did Locke believe people could do if the government broke the social contract?
overthrow them
41
What does the magna carta mean?
the great charter
42
What is the magna carta?
right to a free trial and protection from having property seized without due process of law