Test to gage knowledge of key points for goal 1.
Slash and burn farming
Plantation farming
Loam farming
Reforestation
They tried but failed due to living near a swamp and dying of disease
They tried but got lost in NC and had to give up
They never attempted to settle NC
They suffered from devastating Native American attacks while trying to settle NC
The exchange of goods, people, and germs between France and England
The exchange of cultures between Native American groups in NC
The exchange of cultures between the Piedmont and Mountain regions
The exchange of goods, people, and germs between the Old World and New World after 1492.
Loam
Gems and minerals
Building materials
Gold
Quakers wanted to get rich, and others wanted to escape religious persecution
Quakers wanted to escape religious persecution, and other people moved there to make money
People moved because of the loam
People moved to look for gold
Being located too close to the equator would mean colder weather and change what can be grown.
Being located too far away from the equator would mean hotter weather and change what could be grown.
It would rain too much if NC was located closer to the equator.
NC's location to the equator determines the climate, which determines what can be grown.
John Smith knew he had discovered the new world in 1492
Explorers like Christopher Columbus and Giovanni de Verrazano were looking for the Northwest Passage but found the New World instead
Europeans were searching for gold in South America
Europeans had known about the New World for quite sometime but never had a reason to explore
Puritans and Pilgrims wanted to escape religious persecution
Puritans and Pilgrims wanted to get rich from the seaport trade
Puritans and Pilgrims wanted to escape high taxes
People wanted to search for gold
gentry
Backcountry farmers
Immigrants
Servants
The Old World because it received germs/diseases from the New World
The New World because it received food from the Old World
The New World because it received germs/diseases from the Old World
None of the above
High taxes on land, colony was hard to reach by land, a weak government existed because of poor leadership
High taxes, religious persecution, a weak government due to poor leadership
Smaller seaports than Virginia, colony was hard to get to by land
Not enough manufacturing
Pirates helped NC by spending their loot here
Pirates hurt NC by killing governors
Pirates helped NC by making sure none messed with traders
Pirates hurt NC by disrupting trade (slowing it down)
Slaves helepd very little economic impact because they were not motivated to work hard
Slaves were very productive on plantations, which helped bring wealth to whites
Slaves were able to educate whites on traditions from Africa
Slaves and Native Americans were able to work together to resist white power
Higher taxes remained but fairer land policies, better record keeping
All taxes were gotten rid of, strong governors, peace between Anglicans and Quakers
8 Lords Proprietors sold their shares to the king, who then lowered taxes
Strong governors, lower taxes, peace between Popular and Prerogative parties
Thomas Cary became angry with Edward Hyde getting rid of his laws and favoring Anglicans
Innocent people were killed.
Edward Hyde threatening to eliminate the Lords Proprietors
Thomas Cary led a rebellion in 1712.
Location
Human-environment interaction
Movement
Region
Place
"We are doing well because Native Americans are helping us a lot. I hope the land continues to provide good crops for us."
"The weather has been great for growing all the food we need. Thank goodness we have great leaders like Ralph Lane.
"Did you hear that? Oh, that was my stomach growling because we are starving. Big mistake, arriving in August to grow crops."
"I am glad I am alive in 1587 and not 2009. That way I don't ever have to see the Panthers play football. It would make me cry."
Coastal Plain
Loam
Outer Banks
Backcountry
SC had larger plantations and slave ships could get there easier
SC had a lot of small farmers compared to NC
NC had strict policies on how many slaves were allowed
SC gave incentives for slave ships to come there
"Europeans, all about love and kindness"
"Europeans, always thinking of others"
"Europeans, imperialism is our goal"
"Europeans, save money and live better"
Southern colonies relied on manufacturing while New England was known for a plantation economy
New England was known for strict religious rules whereas the Southern colonies were not
New England colonies relied on slave labor while the Southern colonies relied on free labor
Southern colonies relied on a plantation economy while the New England colonies relied on manufacturing
To convert Native Americans, to compete with one another for political and economic power, to seek a better way to get to Asia (Northwest Passage)
Primarily just to compete with one another for economic and political power
Each of the countries hated the other and taking land would help prove their dominance
To increase trade between the Old World and New World
They required everyone in Carolina to pay for Anglican churches
They required everyone in Carolina to pay a higher tax on all goods
They said that certain goods could only be traded to England, and those goods had to be transported using English ships. If you wanted to trade to other colonies, you had to pay a higher tax.
They banned colonists in Carolina from trading to England, and required them to pay higher taxes on goods they made at home.
Their cultures differed by region of NC
They had one type of culture
There was one type of language they all spoke
They used the land in the same way in each region of NC
This rivalry led to the Amadas and Barlowe Expedition failing
This rivalry led to Spain attacking England in NC
This rivalry led to England attempting to set up a colony at Roanoke Island in NC's Outer Banks
This rivalry had little impact on England's attempts to settle NC
Economic opportunity in the 13 colonies
Desire to increase trade between themselves
Desire to escape religious persecution in Germany
None of the above
Council
Assembly
Governors
Slaves
Overland March
Auction
Capturing
Middle Passage
He attacked and killed many Native Americans in NC, which helped the Amadas and Barlowe Expedition succeed
He made peace between Native Americans and Europeans in NC
He made peace between the Popular and Prerogative parties in Carolina
He was put in charge of finding "suitable land" in North America for a English colony. That "suitable land" turned out to be NC.
Prerogative believed that government should be independent of people, and the Popular Party beleived the government should work for the people.
Popular Party believed in equality for all, and the Prerogative did not
Popular believed that government should be independent of people, and the Prerogative Party beleived the government should work for the people.
Popular Party believed in slavery and the Prerogative did not
John Culpeper led the Prerogative Party and took over the government for two years
The Prerogative Party defended successfully against the Popular Party
The Popular Party was defeated harshly by the Prerogative Party
The Popular Party successfully took over the government from the Prerogative Party and ruled for two years.
The South had large plantations which required lots of cheap labor
New England didn't have racist people there
New England people had a strong work ethic which meant they would rather provide for themselves and not rely on forced labor.
Slave ships couldn't get to New England
The Lords Proprietors and the Prerogative Party in charge of the government were unable to defend against the rebellion
The Lords Proprietors and the Prerogative Party in charge of the government were able to defend against the rebellion
Both a and b
The Prerogative Part had to lower taxes in order to satisfy John Culpeper and the Popular Party
Pennsylvania Dutch
Highland Scots
Moravians
Scots Irish
They were 8 members of the Assembly chosen by the people to represent them
They were 8 men who helped Jamestown succeed
They were 8 men who invested in Carolina in order to make profits from people moving there and paying taxes
They were 8 men who were given land by King Charles II in return for their helping him stay in power
Was representative of all people in Carolina
Represented mainly white males who owned enough land
Represented everyone except females
Only represented the 8 Lords Proprietors
To make money
To escape religious persecution
To escape high taxes
All of the above
Disagreements with England and better economic opportunities
Disagreements with Quakers in England
Unfair trade laws such as the Navigation Acts being strictly enforced in England
None of the above
The southern part of the colony was becoming less profitable than the northen part
Anglicans and Quakers were competing for power in the northern part
The southern part of the colony was becoming more profitable than the northern part
More slaves were being used in the northern part
Quakers and Anglicans competing for power in the Assembly
Quakers attacked Anglicans in the Vestry Act Battle
Quakers complained about laws being passed that required all Assemblymen to take an oath to be Anglican
Anglicans were gaining support of slaves
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