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5.1 Part One  The Thirteen Colonies and the War of Independence Exercises


Chapter Five   History

Part One   The Thirteen Colonies and the War of Independence
Exercises
Ⅰ. Fill in the blanks
A number of historians believe that the first American Indians were hunter-gatherers from      .
In this great age of European exploration , the Portuguese explorer named Bartoloneo Dias rounded the       of Africa in 1488 and Columbus discovered       in 1492 , and      .
The immigration from England into the colonies in North America was first sponsored by      
with the support of the English Government.
The thirteen colonies in North America were divided into three kinds:       ,       and       .

The Virginia Company built the first English settlement on the James River in 1607 and named it       .

Plymouth Colony was founded by a group of Separatists known as       who worked out an agreement known as       in 1620.
Quaker merchants refuse to bargain because       and       are Quaker by words.
To survive in the wilderness , the early colonists had to solve two problems:       and     .
Most of the early colonists were from England who immigrated into the New World to seek      .
To develop agricultural    production , the colonists had to make their       to clear the land of forests and bushes for crops.
Britain’s American colonies were characterized by                            development.
Each colony was directly governed by a governor appointed by the       or       .
Many American historians believe the verdict upon the case of       established freedom of the press in America.
Radicals who called themselves the       organized non-importation associations and trade with England fell off sharply.
The jumpy soldiers guarding the office building in Boston fired into the protesters and killed five people . The incident has been known as       in American history.
During the debate for independence , Thomas Paine published a pamphlet entitled       to support independence.
While the alarms of Lexington        were still resounding , the Second       met in Philadelphia on May 10 , 1775 , in a house which later became known as Independence Hall.
The Second Continental Congress appointed a committee of five members to draw up the       .
The Declaration embodied the ideas of the       .
About 20% of the colonists    remained loyal to England became known as       in American history.
Ⅱ. Translate the following terms into Chinese
spirit of enterprise
Yankees
proprietary colony
salve trade
Plantations
Non-importation Associations
free of import duty
Intolerable Acts
Lexington Commons
John Locke’s Two Treatises of Government
the Articles of Confederation
Ⅲ.Translate the following terms into English
皇室殖民地
教友会
缓冲殖民地
《五月花号公约》
《印花税法》
波士顿大屠杀
波士顿茶党案
第一次大陆会议
大陆军
独立宣言
Ⅳ. Answer the following questions in a few sentences
What does Mayflower Compact refer to?
What rights did the colonists have?
How about the life of the early colonists in the colonies?
What’s the relationship between the Colonies and England?
What is meant by no taxation without representation?
What is the Boston Tea Party?



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