Colonial Relations between Europe and North America Quiz

Spain was the first to establish colonies in North America.

The primary motive for European exploration and colonization of North America in the 16th and 17th centuries was economic opportunity.

England established the first successful permanent English colony in North America.

The primary motivation for European exploration of North America during the Age of Discovery was the search for new trade routes.

England established the colony of Maryland as a haven for Catholics in North America.

Farming was the main economic activity in the Southern Colonies.

The Netherlands established New Amsterdam, later known as New York.

The Triangle Trade increased economic independence in colonial economies of Europe, Africa, and North America.

France established the first permanent settlement in Canada.

Vasco da Gama is credited with discovering the sea route to India, opening up new trade opportunities.

The Middle Colonies in North America were known for their diverse and tolerant religious practices.

France controlled the territory of New France in North America during the 17th and 18th centuries.

John Smith is considered the founding father of the English colony of Virginia.

The Proclamation of 1763 was issued by England to regulate colonial expansion in North America.

Indentured servants played a role as contracted labor with a limited term in the early North American colonies.

The French and Indian War had a significant impact on colonial relations between Europe and North America.

The introduction of tobacco cultivation increased demand for slaves in the economy of the Southern Colonies.

The Mayflower Compact was significant in the early history of the Plymouth Colony for the creation of a representative government.

The Navigation Acts restricted colonial trade in the economy of North America.