Colonial Life Quiz

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Explore life in colonies

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Colonial Life Quiz


Froggy Jumps Colonial Life QuizVersion en ligne Explore life in colonies par Jillian Schneider 1 Life on a Farm (Part 1): Most colonists lived on what? a large plantations b small family farms c city towns 2 Life on a Farm (Part 1): What percent of the colonial population was enslaved by 1750? a 10% b 20% c 5% 3 Life on a Farm (Part 1): Enslaved workers labored on? a both small and large farms b only farms c only city plantations 4 Life on a Farm (Part 1): Most enslaved Africans were forced to work in the fields raising crops. On plantations, overseers ensured that enslaved people did their required work under the threat of punishment such as whippings. a not stated b false c true 5 Life on a Farm (Part 2): Farm homes were? a large mansions b one-room structures c two-story houses 6 Life on a Farm (Part 2): Chores included tending crops and animals; families rose before sunrise to do chores. Children worked alongside parents in daily tasks. a not mentioned b false c true 7 Life in Cities (Part 1): By 1750, how many colonists lived in cities? a 1 in 2 b 1 in 5 c 1 in 20 8 Life in Cities (Part 2): Which trades are mentioned as being in cities? a Merchants, farmers, tailors b Carpenters, masons, bakers c Blacksmiths, shoemakers, silversmiths 9 Rights of Colonists (Part 1): The Magna Carta established what limit? a parliament power b monarch's power c people's rights 10 Rights of Colonists (Part 2): What did Puritans enforce for Sundays? a blue laws b green laws c red laws 11 Life for African Americans (Part 2): Enslaved people resisted by escaping or what? a slowing work b rebellion only c buying freedom 12 Education in the Colonies: Which region required public schools? a Southern Colonies b Middle Colonies c New England 13 Colonial Florida: When did Florida become a U.S. state? a 1845 b 1821 c 1763 14 Indigenous Women: Some Indigenous women could own land or become what? a warriors b chiefs c priests

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Colonial Life QuizVersion en ligne

par Jillian Schneider

Life on a Farm (Part 1): Most colonists lived on what?

Life on a Farm (Part 1): What percent of the colonial population was enslaved by 1750?

Life on a Farm (Part 1): Enslaved workers labored on?

Life on a Farm (Part 1): Most enslaved Africans were forced to work in the fields raising crops. On plantations, overseers ensured that enslaved people did their required work under the threat of punishment such as whippings.

Life on a Farm (Part 2): Farm homes were?

Life on a Farm (Part 2): Chores included tending crops and animals; families rose before sunrise to do chores. Children worked alongside parents in daily tasks.

Life in Cities (Part 1): By 1750, how many colonists lived in cities?

Life in Cities (Part 2): Which trades are mentioned as being in cities?

Rights of Colonists (Part 1): The Magna Carta established what limit?

Rights of Colonists (Part 2): What did Puritans enforce for Sundays?

Life for African Americans (Part 2): Enslaved people resisted by escaping or what?

Education in the Colonies: Which region required public schools?

Colonial Florida: When did Florida become a U.S. state?

Indigenous Women: Some Indigenous women could own land or become what?