1. Colonial Jeopardy 2

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Colonies
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Characteristics
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People
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Pot Luck
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3. A100
Question: What were three reasons for exploration?
Answer: Religion, Wealth, Glory or Fame

4. A200
Maryland:Catholics / Pennsylvania: ?
Answer: Quakers

5. A300
Question: What were the three main cash crops of the South in the 1600s?
Answer: Tobacco, Rice, & Indigo

6. A400
Question: What was a physical barrier to western settlement?
Answer: Appalachian Mountains

7. A500
Question: Where were most of the big cities located?
Answer: Near the Atlantic Ocean

8. B100
What was the main economic activity of the Southern colonies?
Answer: plantations, farming

9. B200
Question: What group settled in New York and for what reason?
Answer: Dutch; economic reasons

10. B300
Question: What group set up Maryland and for what reason?
Answer: Catholics; religious reasons

11. B400
Question: What colony did the Swedish people move to and why?
Answer: Delaware; economic reasons

12. B500
Question: What was the last colony to be set up and what was it used as?
Answer: Georgia; used as a barrier to Spanish invasion.

13. C100
Question: Who made indigo a profitable cash crop?
Answer: Eliza Lucas Pinckney

14. C200
Question: Who helped John Smith make peace with the Powhatan Indians?
Answer: Pocahontas

15. C300
Question: Who was an English judge, wrote the “Commentaries on the Laws of England, and believed in self defense?
Answer: William Blackstone

16. C400
Question: Who believed in Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness?
Answer: John Locke

17. C500
Question: Who gave a sermon that influenced the writing of the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?
Answer: Thomas Hooker

18. D100
Question: What are two of the three reasons for the growth of representative government?
Answer: Answer: 1. The colonists were a long way from the king. 2. The wanted self-government. 3. They wanted to keep their English traditions.

19. D200
Question: Which region of the British colonies in North America were settled mostly by Puritans?
Answer: New England colonies

20. D300
Question: What was one way the lives of free blacks differed from the enslaved people?
Answer: free blacks could work in small businesses

21. D400
Question: What was one thing that free blacks and slaves had in common?
Answer: Neither had a political voice; they could not vote.

22. D500
Question: When did the transatlantic slave trade begin?
Answer: When sugar plantations in the West Indies needed labor.