Virginia Studies Jamestown Test Study Guide

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    The English colonized in America because they wanted wealth and __________.

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This Jamestown Test Study Guide covers early American history topics such as the diets of the First Americans, the introduction of Burgesses, the impact of women in Jamestown, and the relationships between the English and the Powhatan people. It assesses understanding of key historical events and figures.

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  • 2. 

    A  ___________  ship came to Jamestown.

    Explanation
    The word "supply" is the correct answer because it fits grammatically and semantically in the sentence. The sentence is stating that a ship of some kind came to Jamestown, and the most logical and appropriate type of ship that would come to a place like Jamestown is a supply ship. A supply ship is a type of vessel that carries goods, resources, or provisions to a specific location, which makes sense in the context of the sentence.

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    The _______________ were citizen representatives.

    Explanation
    Burgesses were citizen representatives.

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  • 4. 

    The impact on Jamestown from the arrival of woman was--

    • Knitting in the rocking chair

    • Invention of barbie dolls

    • Starting of families

    Correct Answer
    A. Starting of families
    Explanation
    The arrival of women in Jamestown resulted in the starting of families. This implies that the women who arrived in Jamestown got married and began forming families, which would have had a significant impact on the development and growth of the colony. The establishment of families would have brought stability, social structure, and the potential for future generations to contribute to the community.

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    The ships that sailed to the New World were called the Faster, the Night Star, and the Uncovered.

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The statement is false because the ships that sailed to the New World were not called the Faster, the Night Star, and the Uncovered. The question does not provide any information about the actual names of the ships that sailed to the New World.

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    The daughter of Chief Powhatan, Pocahontas, believed--

    • The English and the Powhatan were great enemies

    • The English and the Powhatan could get along

    • The English and the Powhatan had playdates

    Correct Answer
    A. The English and the Powhatan could get along
    Explanation
    Pocahontas believed that the English and the Powhatan could get along. This suggests that she had a positive outlook and believed in the possibility of harmony and cooperation between the two groups.

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    What were the reasons for colonization in America?

    • England hoped to find silver and gold

    • England hoped to grow corn and tobacco

    • England wished to open gas stations

    Correct Answer
    A. England hoped to find silver and gold
    Explanation
    The correct answer is England hoped to find silver and gold. During the colonization of America, England was motivated by the desire to discover valuable resources like silver and gold. These precious metals were highly sought after and would have brought immense wealth and power to England. The hope of finding silver and gold was a major driving force behind England's colonization efforts in America.

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    In the seasons, the First Americans ate--

    • Fall: Bic Macs

    • Summer: Planted Beans, squash, corn

    • Winter: Radishes

    • Spring: Fish and Berries

    • Winter: Birds and animals

    • Summer: Watermelon

    • Fall: Harvested Crops

    • Spring: Muffins

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Summer: Planted Beans, squash, corn
    A. Spring: Fish and Berries
    A. Winter: Birds and animals
    A. Fall: Harvested Crops
    Explanation
    The First Americans planted beans, squash, and corn during the summer season. In the spring season, they relied on fish and berries for sustenance. During the winter, they hunted birds and animals for food. In the fall season, they harvested their crops. This sequence of activities aligns with the seasonal availability of resources and traditional agricultural practices followed by the First Americans.

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    The English traded--

    • Tools

    • Shavers

    • Pots

    • Bow and Arrows

    • Guns

    • Teeth

    • Slaves

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Tools
    A. Pots
    A. Guns
    Explanation
    The English traded various items including tools, pots, and guns. These items were valuable commodities that could be exchanged for other goods or used for various purposes. Tools were essential for various tasks, while pots were used for cooking and storage. Guns were highly sought after for their effectiveness in warfare and hunting. This trade allowed the English to acquire necessary resources and establish economic relationships with other societies.

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    Why did the Powhatan not like the English?

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