Week 3 U.S. History: Creating New Social Orders: Colonial Societies 1500-1700

 

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U.S. History Chapter 3 Creating New Social Orders: Colonial Societies, 1500-1700

I designed a quiz related to chapter 3 at the bottom of this article.

Directions for the quiz:

1. Scroll down & click on the first thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
2. Choose an answer for each question.
3. Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
4. The correct answer is on the screen following the question.
5. Compare your answers with those provided.
6. If you cannot easily see the correct answer, check the captions.

Review the following Chapter 3 pages:

• Introduction
• Spanish Exploration and Colonial Society
• Colonial Rivalries: Dutch and French Colonial Ambitions
• English Settlements in America
• The Impact of Colonization
• Key Terms
• Summary

Week 3 videos:

• Native Populations and Smallpox Epidemics (6:03)
• Juan Ponce de Leon: Meet the Spanish Explorer Who Discovered Florida (1:57)
• PBS: Francis Drake (4:49)
• What Were the Beaver Wars? (7:01)
• Anglo-Powhatan Wars in Jamestown (7:56)
• The Messed Up True Story of Pocahontas (6:18)
• Santa Fe History 101 (8:29)
• The Mayflower Compact (2:05)
• Crash Course: Natives and the English (11:26)
• Bacon’s Rebellion (2:58)
• Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Pueblo Revolt (9:13)
• What Really Happened During the Salem Witch Trials (5:30)
• How a Native American Artisan Keeps the 4500 Year Old Practice of Wampum Alive (7:11)

Practice learning Chapter 3 Key Terms on Quizlet.

Review the following information featuring the U.S.:

• Arizona (7:21)
• Arkansas (7:22)
• PBS: James Madison (1:21)
• James Madison and the Secret Convention
• Dolley Madison: Decorating the White House
• Dolley’s Parrot
• PBS James Monroe (1:25)
• James Monroe: The Hats Story
• Mary Hester Monroe: The First Daughter Wedding (Elizabeth Kortright - Monroe’s daughter)

Additional Resources:

• Chapter 3 Review Questions
• Chapter 3 Critical Thinking Questions
• Chapter 3 Partial Answer Key

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U.S. History Week 3 Creating New Social Orders: Colonial Societies 1500-1700 

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Founded in 1565, ___ became the oldest European settlement in the Americas.
Answer choices include: Santa Fe, St. Augustine, Jamestown, Plymouth

The correct answer is St. Augustine.

European diseases decreased the Timucua Native population
from 200,000 to ___ from 1565 to 1590.
Answer choices include: 150,000, 100,000, 50,000, 15,000

The correct answer is 50,000.

In 1586, a pirate, ___, destroyed St. Augustine’s fort with
only 20 ships and 100 men.
Answer choices include:
Blackbeard, Calico Jack, Anne Bonny, Sir Francis Drake

The correct answer is Sir Francis Drake.

In 1680, Popé led the ___ people in a successful revolt against the Spaniards.
Answer choices include: Iroquois, Apache, Pueblo, Sioux

The correct answer is Pueblo.

Where did Dutch traders first establish themselves in North America?
Answer choices include: Guam, Vanazuela, Manhattan Island, Rhode Island

The correct answer is Manhattan Island.

By the 1650s, New Netherland welcomed a wide mix of
non-Dutch, Protestant, and Jewish immigrants.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is true.

French colonists assisted Algonquian people while Dutch
colonists assisted Iroquois in the ___ War(s) in the Great Lakes region.
Answer choices include: Beaver, Holy, Boer, 100 Years

The correct answer is Beaver.

In the 1600s, members of an elite religious order focused
on spreading Catholicism while combating Protestantism were called ___.
Answer choices include: Jehovah's Witnesses, Jesuits, Pharisees, Essenes

The correct answer is Jesuits.

___ was a Mohawk woman who converted to Catholicism
whose piety prompted an unsuccessful attempt
to make her a saint in the 1600s.
Answer choices include:
Kateri Tekakwitha, Annie Dodge Wauneka,
Nahnebahwequay, Molly Brant

The correct answer is Kateri Tekakwitha.

What type of game might have been ordered by a
Native healer to combat a disease called Aoutaerohi?
Answer choices include: Stickball, Cards, Crosse (Lacrosse), Tag

The correct answer is Crosse (Lacrosse).

The English Chesapeake Bay colonists came for religious reasons
while the New England colonies migrated for economic reasons.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is false.

In the 1600s, English settlers in Virginia & Maryland
found steady income by selling ___.
Answer choices include: gold, barley, citrus fruits, tobacco

The correct answer is tobacco.

What happened to King Charles I in 1649?
Answer choices include:
He declared a holy war.
He was executed.
He died of old age.
He made amends with the Pope.

The correct answer is: He was executed.

In the 1600s, the ___ were the Native inhabitants of the Jamestown area.
Answer choices include: Powhatan, Catawba, Choctaw, Kickapoo

The correct answer is Powhatan.

What was/were struggle(s) facing the Chesapeake colonies in the 1600s?
Answer choices include:
They struggled to profit in a joint-stock company.
Poor health & fighting caused problems & death.
They were unable to grow their own food.
All of these.

The correct answer is all of these.

In the 1600s, approximately ___ people agreed to work
~5-7 years in the Chesapeake colony in exchange for food, clothes, & shelter.
Answer choices include: 1,000; 10,000; 50,000; 100,000

The correct answer is 100,000.

The Virginia Company offered the ___: 50 acres + 50 acres
for each servant or family member to those who paid to go to America.
Answer choices include: Tenant System, Promotion System,
Headright System, Almanac System

The correct answer is Headright System.

Wahunsonacook’s daughter Matoaka, also called ___,
was captured & married to Englishman John Rolfe,
sparking war in 1614.
Answer choices include: Queen Weetamoo, Queen Anne,
Pocahontas, Nancy Ward

The correct answer is Pocahontas.

What caused Nathaniel Bacon’s death?
 Answer choices include:
He drowned.
He died of dysentery.
A Native American scalped him.
He was hanged.

The correct answer is: He died of dysentery.

In 1692, Puritans in New England accused hundreds
of women and men of ___, leading many to be executed.
Answer choices include:
arson, theft, witchcraft, having relations with Natives

The correct answer is witchcraft.

Native people often used shell beads called ___ for ceremonies,
as jewelry, and as currency for trading.
Answer choices include: wampum, gauntlets, spools, conches

The correct answer is wampum.

What animal introduced by Europeans consumed food
upon which deer depended for sustenance.
Answer choices include: rattlesnakes, beavers, pigs, opossums

The correct answer is pigs.

Native Americans introduced smoking tobacco to Europeans.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is true.

___ was an English naturalist who traveled to Jamaica
in 1687 to catalog hundreds of new plants.
Answer choices include:
Adriaen van Ostade, Sir Hans Sloane, Sarah Good, George Percy

The correct answer is Sir Hans Sloane.

Europeans sought helpful advice regarding
native plants and herbs from indigenous peoples.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is false.

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