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What do you remember about Jamestown? Can you recall at least FIVE important ideas?
Who was the Native American who played a significant role in the early history of Jamestown by interacting with the English settlers?
- Pocahontas
- Sacagawea
- Sitting Bull
- Hiawatha
What was the name of the legislative assembly established in Jamestown in 1619, making it one of the earliest forms of representative government in the American colonies?
- House of Parliament
- House of Representatives
- House of Burgesses
- House of Lords
Which of the following was NOT a reason for English settlers to establish colonies in North America?
- Expansion of the British Empire
- Escaping political turmoil in England
- Seeking religious freedom
- Establishing military bases to protect trade routes
Jamestown is notable for being the first of these in America
- Pirate hideaway
- Religious colony
- Permanent English settlement
- Trading post
Who was the Native American who played a significant role in the early history of Jamestown by interacting with the English settlers?
- Pocahontas
- Sacagawea
- Sitting Bull
- Hiawatha
What major cash crop saved Jamestown from financial ruin and became its economic foundation?
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What year saw the establishment of the Jamestown, colony?
Early settlers chose to settle along rivers and coastal areas for which of the following reasons?
- Abundant gold and silver
- Access to the mountains
- Swampy land
- Good harbors
Who was the prominent English explorer and leader who played a crucial role in Jamestown's survival and success?
- John Rolfe
- Christopher Columbus
- Pocahontas
- John Smith
Which English settler introduced tobacco to Jamestown and married Pocahontas?
- John Rolfe
- Governor Yeardley
- John Smith
- Henry Hudson
The House of Burgesses, established in Jamestown in 1619, is notable as being the first of these in the American colonies.
- Socialist Republic
- Representative government
- Royal court
- House of Lords
What were the primary motivations behind English settlement in North America during the 17th century?
- Religious freedom and missionary work
- Economic opportunities and the desire for wealth
- Social reform and the establishment of utopian communities
- Political alliances with Native American tribes
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What is a FALSE statement about English colonists trying to reach America?
- Difficult circumstances caused immigrants to give up and return to England
- Crossing the Atlantic Ocean was difficult for immigrants
- Immigrants were willing to risk their lives to get to the New World
- Voyagers were often sick and hungry
What tribe did the settlers of Jamestown struggle to make peace with early on in their history?
- Sioux
- Powhatan
- Pocono
- Algonquin
Which of the following was a significant push factor leading to English settlement in North America?
- A surplus of land and resources in England
- Political stability and economic prosperity in England
- Religious persecution and conflicts in England
- A lack of skilled labor in England
What was the primary economic activity that drove English settlement in the southern colonies, such as Virginia and the Carolinas?
- Fur trapping and trading
- Fishing and shipbuilding
- Tobacco cultivation and plantation agriculture
- Salt trading and mining
What role did private companies play in the establishment of English colonies in North America?
- They provided funds and investors for colonial ventures
- They served as religious authorities in the colonies
- They organized military forces to protect the colonies
- They promoted agricultural innovation in the colonies
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