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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. How else are notices circulated?
2. The beginning steps of opening the land to settlement are _________.
3. What did the British do this to these settlers?
4. Later investigations of West Florida would show what?
5. What is one way that West Florida differs from East Florida?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Jonas Brown's plan?
2. What takes place to provide maps of the region?
3. What is unique about James Hogg's departure for North Carolina?
4. Who is one of the first larger groups to migrate to West Florida? Describe their arrival.
5. What happens when Britain takes over Nova Scotia? What is the reason for this?
6. How were these new lands divided?
7. Describe the connection between the HIghlands and North Carolina.
8. What does the author say about East Florida?
9. What does the Register record about the major part of migration and and the migration of families?
10. How are servants paid?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Demand for labor is high in the colonies.
Part 1) Why was it high? How did this affect Great Britain?
Part 2) How is this related to Great Britain fear of expansion in the colonies?
Part 3) How does this need affect both those in Great Britain and in the United States? How does it affect the way in which the colonies are settled? How does this compare to supply and demand today?
Essay Topic 2
London becomes a magnet for those seeking work and those seeking workers.
Part 1) London became a magnet fro those seeking work and those seeking workers?
Part 2) What connection does this supply and demand create between London and the colonies?
Part 3) How does this urban metropolis affect those in the Americas?
Essay Topic 3
A large number of the immigrants is young and male.
Part 1) How is this proven? Why are so many young and male?
Part 2) How might this have affected the development of the colonies?
Part 3) How have these young men helped make our country what it is today?
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