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What method of colonization was widely used by the English?
a) Joint stock companies
b) Forced/convict labor
c) Slavery
d) State supported
First successful English colony
a) Jamestown
b) Plymouth
c) Bay colony
d) Virginia
Why were the North American Indians 'disposable'?
a) There was no need to use them as slaves due to African slaves and indentured servants.
b) They could be beaten and treated badly?
c) There was no need for them to conform to European standards.
d) The were too easily defeated in battle
First representative government in the New World.
a) Virginia House of Burgesses
b) Mayflower Compact
c) Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
d) New England Confederation
Credited with saving Jamestown through a 'no work, no eat' policy
a) John Smith
b) John Rolfe
c) Roger Williams
d) Thomas Hooker
Mercantilism
a) A system where colonies are economically exploited by the mother country
b) A system of balanced trade
c) A system for the exchange of goods and services
d) The general name for Triangular Trade
Major, southern cash crop during this period
a) Tobacco
b) Corn
c) Wheat
d) Cotton
Secondary, southern cash crop that required growing techniques understood by African slaves
a) Rice
b) Tobacco
c) Corn
d) Cotton
What contributed to the Indian's inability to defeat English soldiers on the battlefield and strategically
a) Disorganization
b) Disease
c) Disposability
d) Power weapons
Who made colonizing the South profitable through the introduction of tobacco?
a) John Rolfe
b) John Smith
c) Roger Williams
d) Thomas Hooker
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