2. Chapter Four Jeopardy

3. Maps Squared Crazy Cats All ‘Bout Farming “Wanna Fight” _______ Show me the Money Things that Rhyme with Orange 20 40 60 80 100 120

4. 20 Points How many Triangular Trade routes are represented by this map? Three

5. 40 Points What would be the best title for this map? The Triangular Trade Routes

6. 60 Points Which was not a cause of the slave trade? A) Heavy European Demand B) Increase in religious tolerance C) Colonists depend on cash crops D) Cash crops require large labor force B) Increase Religious Tolerance

7. 80 Points How many victories are depicted on the map? Five (5)

8. 100 Points Colonists of Rhode Island and Connecticut were of predominately of what national origin? English

9. 120 Points Between what years was there the greatest increase in the colonial population? 1730-1740

10. 20 Points A large number of German immigrants settled in this colony. A) Pennsylvania B) New York C) Maryland D) Virginia A) Pennsylvania

11. 40 Points True or False: All free men could vote for colonial legislators and leaders False: White, male property owners, religion too

12. 60 Points The greatest Enlightenment Thinker of all time is A) George Whitefield B) George Washington C) Jonathan Edwards D) Benjamin Franklin

13. 80 Points This religious revival swept through the colonies and had a dramatic impact of the colonists. A) Enlightenment B) Great Migration C) Great Awakening D) Catholic Revolution C) Great Awakening

14. 100 Points This British commander was to sent to conquer the French in the Ohio Valley. A) Jonathan Edwards B) George Whitefield C) George Washington D) Edward Braddock

15. 120 Points What was the leg of the Triangular Trade route called in which enslaved Africans were shipped to the West Indies? A) Tidewater B) Slave Code C) First Leg D) Middle Passage

16. 20 Points Which had the larger farms during this period of time, tidewater or backcountry? Tidewater

17. 40 Points England viewed the colonies as a(n) A) Economic hardship B) land of savages C) economic resource D) place for criminals C) Economic Resource

18. 60 Points What laws governed slaves throughout the English Colonies? Slave Codes

19. 80 Points What is the region of large southern plantations called? Tidewater

20. 100 Points What was the powerful group of Native Americans called that threatened the colonial way of life? Iroquois Confederacy

21. 120 Points What slowed westward expansion and the possibilities of the growth of farming? Proclamation of 1763

22. 20 Points The French and Indian War was fought between Britain and whom? A) Spain B) Native Americans C) Dutch D) French B and D: Native Americans and the French

23. 40 Points What called for uniting the colonies to fight against the French? A) Albany Plan of Union B) Confederacy of England C) United States Constitution D) Bill of Rights A) Albany Plan of Union

24. 60 Points Which country(ies) was also fighting in Europe in the Seven Years War? England and France

25. 80 Points This Native American chief viewed British settlers as a threat to Native Americans’ way of life, while uniting tribes to fight for survival. A) Buick B) Detroit C) Pontiac D) Ottawa C) Pontiac

26. 100 Points This strategy called for one central, general government for all the American colonies. A) Iroquois Confederacy B) Albany Plan of Union C) Bill of Rights D) United States Constitution B) Albany Plan of Union

27. 120 Points The 1763 Treaty of Paris was the end of power in North America for which country? A) Britain B) Spain C) Canada D) France

28. 20 Points _____ increased in the colonies where hard labor was required on large farms. Slavery

29. 40 Points The _____ _____ controlled the flow of goods between the Colonies and Britain, while restrict what the colonists could and could not do. Navigation Acts

30. 60 Points _____ _____ was used in some parts of the Middle Colonies and all throughout the Southern Colonies. Commercial Farming

31. 80 Points A(n) _____ is a group of well-trained civilians willing to fight in times of emergency. Militia

32. 100 Points _____ is a theory that states that a nation’s power depended on expanding its trade. Mercantilism

33. 120 Points What groups comprised the “Middle Class” social structure in the English Colonies? Craft Workers, Farmers, Shopkeepers, Clerks, Laborers, Indentured Servants

34. 20 Points True or False: New England farms were larger than those in the Middle Colonies. False

35. 40 Points What was the major cash crop to bring great wealth and fame to Georgia and South Carolina? Tobacco

36. 60 Points Yes or No: England imported more goods than it exported in order to make a profit? Yes

37. 80 Points The opposite of Commercial Farming, practiced primarily in the New England colonies. Subsistence Farming

38. 100 Points In the Southern Colonies, the region of small farms was called the A) Tidewater B) backcountry C) mountainous region D) coastal area B) backcountry

39. 120 Points What treaty ended the French and Indian War, leading the way towards financial prospering by the English? Treaty of Paris

40. 20 Points Renaissance is to Europe as the _____ is to North America. Enlightenment

41. 40 Points Which area was the hub, key location, for the shipping trade to occur in North America? A) the Ohio River Valley B) New England C) North Carolina D) South Carolina B) New England

42. 60 Points How many different ways can you make change with $1.00? 293 ways

43. 80 Points What day in September is “Love your teeth day” in China? September 20

44. 100 Points What job did Charlie Brown’s father have? Barber

45. 120 Points On average, how many squares of toilet paper are on each roll? 333