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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Vocabulary 1 Vocabulary 2 True or False 1 True or False 2 Name itGrab Bag

6. What is the name of goods that are brought into the country? A 100

7. Imports A 100

8. What is the name of a public sale? A 200

9. Auction A 200

10. What is the name of a place where male landowners could take part in government? A 300

11. Town Meeting A 300

12. What is the part of the house that is between the ceiling and the roof? A 400

13. Loft A 400

14. What are goods that are to be sold in other countries? A 500

15. Exports A 500

16. What is a large part of a colony? B 100

17. County B 100

18. What is a statement based on facts? B 200

19. Generalization B 200

20. What is another name for a volunteer army? B 300

21. Militia B 300

22. What is the name of a person who is paid to buy and sell for someone else? B 400

23. A broker B 400

24. What is the main town for each colony called? B 500

25. County seat B 500

26. A common stood at the center of a New England town. C 100

27. False

28. A circle graph is another name for a pie graph. C 200

29. True C 200

30. An indentured servant must work for his entire life as a servant. C 300

31. False- They only worked for 2-7 years. C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. New York, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia were three major coastal cities that were started by the middle 1700s. C 400

34. False- Pittsburgh is not a coastal city. One of the other cities was Charleston, South Carolina. C 400

35. There was a lack of schools on plantations. C 500

36. True C 500

37. A Conestoga was a large moving wagon used to transport goods. D 100

38. True

39. People on the frontier depended on other people heavily in order to survive. D 200

40. False- they were self- sufficient D 200

41. A squirrel was hunted for its valuable fur. D 300

42. False- It was a beaver, not a squirrel. D 300

43. An apprentice was a person, who learned from an expert in order to learn a trade. D 400

44. True D 400

45. Women or young girls always went to college during these times. D 500

46. False- They never did. D 500

47. Almost half of the population in 1775 was what? E 100

48. English E 100

49. Name the three coastal cities that were started by the middle 1700s. E 200

50. Philadelphia, New York, and Charleston, South Carolina E 200

51. Name the 3 spots that were associated with the triangular trade. E 300

52. Britain, Africa, and the British Colonies E 300

53. Name the 3 major cash crops that were in the southern colonies. E 400

54. Rice, indigo, and tobacco E 400

55. What were three main things that the planter’s wife had to provide? E 500

56. Provide food, take care of clothing, and provide medical care E 500

57. Why did the British move to the Ohio River Valley? F 100

58. To control the fur trade F 100

59. Who was the famous Pennsylvanian, who traveled on the Great Wagon Road? F 200

60. Daniel Boone F 200

61. Who were the 3 important people that our book mentioned in the New England towns? F 300

62. Constable, herder, and leader of the militia F 300

63. Why did colonists move to the frontier? F 400

64. For a chance at a better life F 400

65. Who did the British compete with for fur trading? F 500

66. The French F 500

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68. Where did the British build a line of forts in order to protest their land from the French? Click here to continue

69. Western Pennsylvania

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