 The “colonial style” of architecture  Was borrowed from Tudor England    Was a completely different style from that of Europe Showed the influence of the American frontier Was an open log cabin

 Was borrowed from Tudor England

 An important native American food was  Rice    Coffee Wheat Corn

 Corn

 Puritans emphasized education primarily because they wanted children to  Prepare for high-paying careers    Study the Bible Learn self-discipline Study the classics

 Study the Bible

 In education the Middle Colonies and the South lagged behind New England because  The cities were overcrowded    Parents did not value educations The population was scattered in rural areas The Germans and Scotch-Irish opposed schools

 The population was scattered in rural areas

 What were dame schools?

 Village schools in New England    College prep schools for upperclass girls Plantation schools in the South Private schools run by tutors

 Village schools in New England

 ViWhat is another name for the colonial style of architecture?

 Williamsburg

 What city established the first public library in America?

 Charleston, S.C.

 T/F Most Southern planters lived in stately white mansions.

 False

 T/F Alcohol was readily available in the colonies.

 True

 T/F The American Indians introduced the potato to North Americans.

 False

 T/F Although it improved spiritual conditions, the Protestant Reformation did not affect education.

 False

 T/F Village schools were called dame schools because the teachers were usually widows or spinsters.

 True

 T/F Among the three sections of the colonies, literacy was highest in the Southern Colonies.

 False

   A) Williamsburg B) Hornbook C) New England Primer    ___ a style of colonial architecture

 A) Williamsburg

   A) Williamsburg B) Hornbook C) New England Primer    ___ a paddle-shaped board for reading.

 B) Hornbook

   A) Williamsburg B) Hornbook C) New England Primer    ___ standard school text in the colonial period.

 C) New England Primer