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British North America: True or False?


British North America: True or False?Version en ligne British North America quiz: true or false par Theia Tran 1 The Proclamation of 1763 forbade colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains. Yes No 2 The first permanent English settlement in North America was at Quebec. Yes No 3 The Thirteen American colonies along the Atlantic coast were under British rule. Yes No 4 The Plymouth Colony was established by Pilgrims in 1620 and signed the Mayflower Compact. Yes No 5 The British abolished slavery in all colonies by 1770. Yes No 6 The Proclamation of 1763 opened new lands west of the Appalachians for immediate settlement. Yes No 7 Mercantilism aimed to accumulate gold and silver by exporting more than importing. Yes No 8 Explorers such as Henry Kelsey and Anthony Henday ventured into interior regions to expand trade. Yes No 9 The Thirteen Colonies grew quickly because farming, fishing, and logging supported their economy. Yes No 10 Britain used its North American colonies to obtain resources like tobacco, furs, and timber. Yes No 11 The Beothuk population thrived after the arrival of Europeans and the Beothuk became a dominant power. Yes No 12 Britain imposed total, permanent isolation of colonial trade, banning all interactions with any non-British traders. Yes No 13 Roald Amundsen found and opened the Northwest Passage in 1845, revolutionizing Arctic travel. Yes No 14 The mercantile system allowed the home country to control trade and build wealth from colonies. Yes No 15 Newfoundland was developed primarily for its fur trade rather than for its fishing industry. Yes No 16 The Hudson's Bay Company was originally a farming cooperative that grew grain to feed settlers. Yes No

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The Proclamation of 1763 forbade colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains.

The first permanent English settlement in North America was at Quebec.

The Thirteen American colonies along the Atlantic coast were under British rule.

The Plymouth Colony was established by Pilgrims in 1620 and signed the Mayflower Compact.

The British abolished slavery in all colonies by 1770.

The Proclamation of 1763 opened new lands west of the Appalachians for immediate settlement.

Mercantilism aimed to accumulate gold and silver by exporting more than importing.

Explorers such as Henry Kelsey and Anthony Henday ventured into interior regions to expand trade.

The Thirteen Colonies grew quickly because farming, fishing, and logging supported their economy.

Britain used its North American colonies to obtain resources like tobacco, furs, and timber.

The Beothuk population thrived after the arrival of Europeans and the Beothuk became a dominant power.

Britain imposed total, permanent isolation of colonial trade, banning all interactions with any non-British traders.

Roald Amundsen found and opened the Northwest Passage in 1845, revolutionizing Arctic travel.

The mercantile system allowed the home country to control trade and build wealth from colonies.

Newfoundland was developed primarily for its fur trade rather than for its fishing industry.

The Hudson's Bay Company was originally a farming cooperative that grew grain to feed settlers.