A) indentured servant B) merchant C) blacksmith D) farmer
A) timber B) rum C) indigo D) tea
A) timber B) rum C) gold D) slaves
A) exporting B) mercantilism C) protectionism D) bartering
A) to make canals for transportation B) to make space to build houses C) to make harbors for ships D) to get power from flowing water
A) Southern farms needed many workers B) The weather was warmer in the South. C) Northern colonists opposed slavery. D) The harbors in the South were better and busier.
A) In the South, enslaved people lived in communities. B) In the South, most enslaved people lived in cities. C) In the South, enslaved people could buy their freedom. D) In the South, enslaved people could learn a trade.
A) teaching slaveholders how to grow rice B) voting C) working inside the main house of a plantation D) breaking tools
A) colonists putting down a rebellion by African slaves. B) British troops trying to conquer the Native Americans. C) Native Americans resisting New England colonists. D) French traders helping Native Americans.
A) They thought the British had a stronger army. B) They hoped doing so would help them keep control of their land. C) They wanted to be part of the British colonies. D) They felt the French had treated them badly as trade partners.
A) They had hoped to claim more territory for themselves. B) The did not want the French traders to continue living on their land. C) They did not want British settlers building towns on their land. D) They had hoped to force all Europeans out of North America.
A) treaty B) slavery C) ally D) artisan
A) proprietor B) artisan C) ally D) slave
A) ally B) artisan C) proprietor D) slave
A) proprietor B) treaty C) artisan D) slave
A) ally B) proprietor C) treaty D) artisan
A) wheat B) tobacco C) iron D) timber
A) Anglicans B) Puritans C) Quakers D) Catholics
A) Delaware B) New Jersey C) New York D) Pennsylvania
A) Carolina B) Maryland C) Georgia D) Virginia
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