2. Jeopardy A?B?C?D?E? $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

3. ANSWER This group migrated to New Paltz from France in 1678

4. QUESTION Who are: The Huguenots

5. ANSWER This group migrated to the old Dutch town that they renamed Rhinebeck

6. QUESTION Who are: The Germans

7. ANSWER This group introduced ice skating to New York

8. QUESTION Who are: The Dutch

9. ANSWER This is what happened to the African American population in New York during the 1700’s. Hint: Think high or low

10. QUESTION What is: The population increased because enslaved Africans were brought to New York from Africa

11. ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: Enslaved people tried to gain freedom by voting to make slavery illegal.

12. QUESTION What is: FALSE! Nope! THERE WAS NO WAY ENSLAVED AFRICANS WERE GOING TO BE ALLOWED ANY PRIVILEGES!

13. ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: Being a farmer is a service job.

14. QUESTION What is: WOW is that FALSE! Doctors, mail carriers and teachers are service jobs. Farming is not considered a service job.

15. ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: Sugar was a good made from New York’s natural resources.

16. QUESTION What is: FALSE, FALSE, FALSE! Sugar is not a natural resource in New York State. Beef, wheat and wood ARE goods made from Natural Resources IN NEW YORK STATE, but NOT sugar!

17. ANSWER This was a common way that merchants made a living in colonial New York

18. QUESTION What is: By trading goods. Merchants traded and sold products

19. ANSWER New York’s first chocolate factory was build in this city in 1726

20. QUESTION What is: Albany! Let’s go there! Miss Menard’s favorite…chocolate.

21. ANSWER The story that we have been reading this week.

22. QUESTION What is: Eye of the Storm

23. ANSWER A large piece of land owned by one landowner is called this

24. QUESTION What is: A Manor

25. ANSWER This is the number of months out of the year children in colonial New York usually attended school

26. QUESTION What is: Three months. The other months the children were helping out on the farm. They were too busy doing chores to go to school. IMAGINE THAT!

27. ANSWER This is how schools were funded in colonial New York. Hint: Funded means who they got their money to pay for school to be open

28. QUESTION What is: Families had to pay the teacher

29. ANSWER These young people learned skills that helped them earn a living as an adult. They were called this

30. QUESTION What are: An apprentice

31. ANSWER TRUE OR FALSE: Young people, as apprentices, learned how to be governors.

32. QUESTION What is: NO, NO, NO! Let’s not get EVERYONE upset, now! Young people apprenticed to be tailors, carpenters, and shoemakers, BUT NOT Governors!

33. ANSWER A worker with a special skill is called this

34. QUESTION What is: An artisan

35. ANSWER Someone who works with a more experienced person to learn a skill is called this

36. QUESTION What is: An apprentice

37. ANSWER A job that helps people is this type of job

38. QUESTION What is: A service job

39. ANSWER A person who worked for a certain amount of time in exchange for a boat trip to America was called this

40. QUESTION What is: An indentured servant

41. ANSWER The buying and selling of enslaved people

42. QUESTION Who is: The slave trade

43. ANSWER This is a person who buys and sells goods to make money

44. QUESTION What is: A merchant

45. ANSWER The name of the people and laws that run a place such as a colony, city, state, or country.

46. QUESTION What is: The government

47. ANSWER The name of the first African American to publish a poem

48. QUESTION Who is: Jupiter Hammon

49. ANSWER This person was put on trial for printing opinions that the governor did not like

50. QUESTION Who is: John Peter Zenger

51. ANSWER The person owned a 160,000-acre piece of land south of Albany. His wife, Alida, ran a store and mill at his manor

52. QUESTION Who is: Robert Livingston, I presume!