Quiz Me! - Events: Colonization Test your knowledge about events in the Colonization era. 1 / 10 Which group made up the membership of the House of Burgesses? Free white men who owned land All citizens over 21 who lived in Virginia Representatives elected by the inhabitants of the counties of Virginia Descendents of the original settlers of the colony of Virginia 2 / 10 What is the historical significance of 1607 to Jamestown? Jamestown became England’s first permanent settlement in North America in 1607. John Smith became the leader of Jamestown in 1607. Jamestown was the first colony established for religious reasons in North America in 1607. Tobacco became the cash crop of Jamestown in 1607. 3 / 10 Which was a significant social effect of the transatlantic slave trade? Europeans became wealthy from the Triangular Trade system Transatlantic trade promoted economic growth in the colonies and England Generations of enslaved persons from Africa lost rights and freedoms Africans captured members of other tribes and exchanged them for goods 4 / 10 What was the most significant economic effect of the transatlantic slave trade? It contributed to economic growth in England and her colonies. It created economic hardship in England and her colonies. It created generations of enslaved persons from Africa. It created a demand for European goods in Africa. 5 / 10 Which statement accurately explains the role of America’s English colonies in the system of mercantilism? English colonies were not allowed to trade with nations other than England. Colonies imported manufactured goods from England. England increased its wealth by establishing colonies around the world. Colonies provided raw materials to England. 6 / 10 What was the significance of the House of Burgesses in early colonial history? Its membership was open to all male and female residents of Virginia. It was the first representative assembly in the colonies. Its members included George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. It was modeled after the Mayflower Compact. 7 / 10 How did the First Great Awakening influence the American Revolution? Women became more interested in working outside the home. The movement inspired reforms in education, public health, and women’s suffrage. Religious leaders became more involved in politics. The movement unified the colonies and established important lines of communication. 8 / 10 Which statement best describes a short-term effect of the First Great Awakening? It guaranteed free public education for all children. It ensured the separation of church and state. It inspired a spirit of religion throughout the colonies. It prohibited unfair treatment of indigenous peoples. 9 / 10 What was the most significant long-term effect of Bacon’s Rebellion? The House of Burgesses passed laws to prevent royal governors from gaining too much power. Governor Berkeley continued his Indian policy to protect the property of indigenous tribes. The king removed Governor Berkeley from office. The rebellion ended when Nathaniel Bacon was hanged. 10 / 10 What was the cause of Bacon’s Rebellion in 1675? The House of Burgesses refused to lower taxes. Members of the Nottoway and Susquehannock tribes attacked Jamestown. Governor Berkeley’s policies favored plantation owners over frontier settlers. Governor Berkeley’s policies supported farmers who owned small amounts of land. Your score is Restart quiz
