13 Colonies Regions

Test Description: 13 Colonies Regions

Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.

1) Why did people want to settle the American Colonies?

2) Which group of people left England because they wanted to worship their own religion?

3) Which was the biggest reason colonial Americans participate in the triangular trade?

4) What was a major cash crop grown in Virginia and exported to England?

5) Who is a person who works for a certain amount of time without pay in exchange for passage from England to the American colonies?

6) Which American cultural pattern resulted from the colonization of America? It is still important to Americans today.

7) What language did most colonists speak?

8) According to the map, what natural resource made traveling and settling west of the colonies difficult?

9) Which of the following was the first permanent English settlement in America?

10) Who was already living in the American colonies when the first European settlers arrived?

11) Which of the following is NOT a way geography impacted the 13 colonies?

12) Which section of the 13 colonies was known as the breadbasket colonies?

13) Which section of the 13 colonies had rocky soil (bad for farming)?

14) According to the chart, which colony region had a decline in slaves from 1675-1676?

15) Which region would you most likely live if you worked as a whaler?

16) True or False - The Middle Colonies was more tolerant of religious ideas than the New England Colonies

17) Which region would you most likely have a job as a wheat farmer?

18) Which region would you mostly likely have a job as a plantation owner?

19) According to the chart, which regions had an economy dependent on farming?

20) Why did the Southern Colonies have a larger population of slaves than the other colony regions?


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