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reproducible 71 chapter 4 test
· established town
· healthier living conditions
· higher, less swampy ground
23 which location is this list most likely describing?
a williamsburg
b richmond
c jamestown
d philadelphia
directions: circle the correct answers.
24 which two crops were brought to north america by the africans?
tobacco peanuts rice corn
25 how was the culture of indigenous people reflected in colonial virginia?
a through architecture of two - leveled barns made of stone and wood
b in musical instruments, such as the fiddle and banjo
c in new dances, such as a form of clog dancing
d through language with words added to the english vocabulary
- Question 23: Jamestown was an established town. It was moved to higher, less swampy ground for healthier living conditions. Williamsburg was a later - developed capital. Richmond became important later in Virginia's history. Philadelphia is in Pennsylvania.
- Question 24: Peanuts and rice were crops brought to North America by Africans. Tobacco was already being cultivated in the Americas by Indigenous people before significant African influence in a major cultivation sense (though African labor was used in tobacco plantations). Corn was native to the Americas.
- Question 25: The culture of Indigenous people in colonial Virginia was reflected through language with words added to the English vocabulary. Two - leveled barns made of stone and wood were more of a European (especially Germanic in some colonial American contexts) architectural influence. Musical instruments like the fiddle (European origin) and banjo (with African and possibly Indigenous influences, but more strongly associated with African - American traditions in early colonial America). Clog dancing has European (British Isles) roots.
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- C. Jamestown
- Peanuts and rice
- D. Through language with words added to the English vocabulary