This 4th grade Social Studies quiz covers key aspects of Colonial America, focusing on the Puritans in Massachusetts Bay, economic motivations in the Connecticut River valley, and governance in the New England Colonies. It assesses understanding of historical events, governance, and economic reasons for settlement.
Manufacturing cloth
Ship building
Growing sugar
Growing tobacco
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Colonists and the Native Americans disagreed about ownership of the land.
The Puritans did not want to allow slavery in New England.
England tried to take over the Dutch colony of New Netherland.
France started building forts on land that England claimed.
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To trade with Native Americans
To have fertile land to farm
To build forts to protect the English colonies
To trade in port cities
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To hold Puritan religious services
To harvest and sell crops
To take care of town government
To teach children how to read
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The New England, Middle, and Southern colonies
England, the English colonies, and Africa
Europe, Africa, and Asia
Boston, Philadelphia, and London
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The king of England gave each colony its own charter.
The laws made in England did not apply to the colonies.
The colonists elected their own leaders.
The colonists were free to make, buy, and sell their own products.
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