Unit 2: Early American Colonies Study Quiz
12 Questions
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Questions and Answers
- 1.Who was responsible for the first English settlemt in the new world?
- A.
John White
- B.
Sir Walter Raliegh
- C.
John Smith
- D.
John Rolph
- 2.What two things are required to establish a colony in the new world?
- A.
Slaves and Money
- B.
Ships and supplies
- C.
Charter and money
- D.
Pirates and sharks
- 3.What was the first successful colony in the New World?
- A.
Charlotte
- B.
Plymouth
- C.
Roanoke
- D.
Jamestown
- 4.During the 1600s, people living in England were required to be members of which church?
- 5.Who founded the Plymouth colony?
- 6.Which of the following is the earliest form of representative democracy (our legislative branch is based off of this)?
- A.
Parliament
- B.
House of Burgesses
- C.
Charter
- D.
Mayflower Compact
- 7.Which of the following is the first written body of laws in America?
- A.
Parliament
- B.
House of Burgess
- C.
Charter
- D.
Mayflower Compact
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