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Which of the following would NOT be a common profession of the Middle Colonies?
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S.S. Test 4-5
| Question | A | B | C | D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Which of the following would be an example of how a New England town was setteled? | A. There was no arrangement to the houses or division of land | B. The land were divided by the colonial governor, based upon people's occupations | C. The church leaders Divided the land among it's members, and they built houses around a green | D. Only areas with acces to the ocean were setteled |
| Which of the following would NOT be a common profession of the Middle Colonies? | A. Whaler | B. Wheat Farmer | C. Wagon Maker | D. Ironworker |
| Which of the following people would have been negitivily impacted by the Navigation Acts? | A. A blackssmith in a rural Pennsylvania town | B. A company in London, England that exports textiles | C. A company in Boston Massachusetts that exports timber | D. A company in Singapore that exports spices to England |
| In the New England Colonies the growing season was... | A. Long | B. None | C. Average | D. Short |
| The soil type in the New England Colonies was | A. Great | B. Rocky | C. Fertil | D. Wet |
| The four New England Colonies are... | A. Maine, New Hampture, Rhode Island, Conneciut | B. New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Deleware | C. Calafornia, Texas, Washington, Oklahoma | D. Montana, Hawii, Alaska, New Mexico |
| Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia are all part of which colonies? | A. New England | B. Georgia | C. Southern | D. Middle |
| New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Deleware are all part of what colonies? | A. Middle | B. Southern | C. Northern | D. Eastern |
| How did the planter class treat it's enslaved workers? | A. Like Royalty | B. Ok | C. Great | D. Horrible |
| Name one of the many coustoms enslaved Africans preserved while enslaved. | A. Swimming | B. Cooking | C. Games | D. Story Telling |
| What was the approx. percent of slav population in the south? | A. 20% | B. 90% | C. 50% | D. 40% |
| What animal was introdused by the Spanish that changed the culture of some Native American tribes? | A. Cattle | B. Horses | C. Dogs | D. Ox |
| What was the only snack food eaten by the back country settlers? | A. Fruits | B. Jerky | C. Oatmeal | D. Corn Bread |
| What attracted the settlers to the Back Country? | A. Animals | B. Food | C. Rivers | D. Ocean |
| What group along with the Spanish were establishing claims in North America? | A. British | B. Chinese | C. French | D. Canadians |
| What animal was introdused by the Spanish that changed the culture of some Native American tribes? | A. Cattle | B. Horses | C. Dogs | D. Ox |
| What was the only snack food eaten by the back country settlers? | A. Fruits | B. Jerky | C. Oatmeal | D. Corn Bread |
| What attracted the settlers to the Back Country? | A. Animals | B. Food | C. Rivers | D. Ocean |
| What group along with the Spanish were establishing claims in North America? | A. British | B. Chinese | C. French | D. Canadians |
| What nickname was given to the middle colonies due to the large amount of grain they grew? | A. "The Bread Basket Colonies" | B. "the Wheatbag Colonies" | C. "Grainsville" | D. Pennsylvania |
| Which of the following was not a behavior of a Quaker? | A. Allow women to vote | B. Own Slaves | C. Accept people from all religions | D. Allow Native Americans to shop in their stores |
| Which colonial region would be most likley to practice subsistence farming? | A. The Middle Colonies | B. The Southern Colonies | C. The New England Colonies | D. The New Amsterdam Colonies |
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