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The Ultimate Ocean Trivia Quiz!
Step back into the era of powdered wigs, protest, and revolution with this fun and engaging challenge to your 13 Colonies knowledge. From the roots of colonial life to the events that stirred unrest and shaped a new nation, this quiz invites you to explore one of the most fascinating periods in early American history. Whether you already know your way around the colonies or simply want to learn more, it is the perfect chance to test what you know and discover something new along the way.
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England first attempted to colonize North America in 1585 and failed. What was the colony?
England first attempted to colonize North America in 1585 and failed. What was the colony?
VirginiaPlymouthJamestownRoanoke
New York City was originally called what?
New York City was originally called what?
New AmsterdamNew LondonNew ParisNew Barcelona
Swedish colonists brought which religion to the New World?
Swedish colonists brought which religion to the New World?
Eastern OrthodoxLutheranismPresbyterianismMethodism
Swedish colonists also introduced a new style of home building—what was it?
Swedish colonists also introduced a new style of home building—what was it?
Metal frame houseFarmhouseLog cabinColonial modern
The first successful English settlement was _____ in 1607.
The first successful English settlement was _____ in 1607.
MayflowerGeorgiaVirginiaJamestown
What’s the name of the ship the first Pilgrims arrived on?
What’s the name of the ship the first Pilgrims arrived on?
Pilgrim’s ProgressMayflowerThe Santa MariaThe Elizabethan
The Pilgrims settled in New England and created which colony?
The Pilgrims settled in New England and created which colony?
New HampshireMayflowerPlymouthVermont
Which of these is one of the founders of Rhode Island?
Which of these is one of the founders of Rhode Island?
James OglethorpeWilliam BradfordJohn SmithRoger Williams
The colony of Pennsylvania was established in part to support which religious group?
The colony of Pennsylvania was established in part to support which religious group?
QuakerCatholicPuritanAnglican
Which was the first college in colonial America?
Which was the first college in colonial America?
Harvard UniversityYale UniversityThe College of William and MaryWashington College
The transatlantic trade of slaves, cash crops, and manufactured goods is also called what?
The transatlantic trade of slaves, cash crops, and manufactured goods is also called what?
Colonial commerceTriangular tradeCircle tradeGoods exchange
Which group of immigrants settled in Appalachia and the southern Piedmont before the Revolutionary War?
Which group of immigrants settled in Appalachia and the southern Piedmont before the Revolutionary War?
SpanishDutchSwedishScots-Irish
Which was the last of the original thirteen colonies?
Which was the last of the original thirteen colonies?
New JerseyVirginiaGeorgiaDelaware
The French and Indian War is also known as what?
The French and Indian War is also known as what?
Napoleonic WarsSeven Years’ WarWar of Austrian SuccessionAlbany War
The British trained American colonists in the French and Indian War, including this famous American.
The British trained American colonists in the French and Indian War, including this famous American.
George WashingtonBenjamin FranklinThomas JeffersonJames Monroe
What was the cash crop of Virginia?
What was the cash crop of Virginia?
TobaccoRiceIndigoCotton
Which of these people is most closely associated with the First Great Awakening?
Which of these people is most closely associated with the First Great Awakening?
Paul RevereJohn SmithJonathan EdwardsWilliam Penn
Benjamin Franklin annually published “Poor _____ Almanack”.
Benjamin Franklin annually published “Poor _____ Almanack”.
William’sJohn’sBenny’sRichard’s
Despite the name, the Stamp Act was a tax not on postage, but on what?
Despite the name, the Stamp Act was a tax not on postage, but on what?
PaperTradeRubberRice
Charleston, South Carolina was named in honor of which monarch?
Charleston, South Carolina was named in honor of which monarch?
James ICharles ICharles IIJames II
“No _____ without representation”
“No _____ without representation”
ElectionTaxationMonarchyWar
Which of these people was one of the prime agents leading protests on the Sugar Act?
Which of these people was one of the prime agents leading protests on the Sugar Act?
Samuel AdamsCrispus AttucksThomas JeffersonEthan Allan
The Salem witch trials were held in which colony?
The Salem witch trials were held in which colony?
North CarolinaDelawareVirginiaMassachusetts
What mountain range served as the western border for most of the colonies?
What mountain range served as the western border for most of the colonies?
Appalachian MountainsAllegheny MountainsWhite MountainsAdirondack Mountains
What is the common name of the Powhatan woman who reportedly saved John Smith’s life?
What is the common name of the Powhatan woman who reportedly saved John Smith’s life?
SacagaweaPocahontasShoniQueen Aliquippa
What year was the Boston Massacre?
What year was the Boston Massacre?
1750178017701740
How many people died in the Boston Massacre?
How many people died in the Boston Massacre?
520100
A series of acts passed in 1767 directly led to British troops occupying Boston. What are they known as?
A series of acts passed in 1767 directly led to British troops occupying Boston. What are they known as?
Tax ActsTea TariffsBoston ActsTownshend Acts
What’s the name of the secret organization behind the Boston Tea Party?
What’s the name of the secret organization behind the Boston Tea Party?
Founding FathersThe PatriotsSons of LibertyFreedom Fighters
The Tuscarora War took place in which colony?
The Tuscarora War took place in which colony?
Rhode IslandNorth CarolinaPennsylvaniaGeorgia
What disease did the European settlers bring with them to the colonies?
What disease did the European settlers bring with them to the colonies?
SmallpoxBird fluBubonic plagueMalaria
The Hat Act did all but which of the following?
The Hat Act did all but which of the following?
Restrict the sale of colonial hatsLimit hat-making apprenticesLimit hat exportsBan hat wearing
Virginia Dare was the first English child born in America. Where was she born?
Virginia Dare was the first English child born in America. Where was she born?
SalemPlymouthRoanokeJamestown
What was the name of the British ship that colonists attacked and burned in 1772 off the coast of Rhode Island?
What was the name of the British ship that colonists attacked and burned in 1772 off the coast of Rhode Island?
PintaHannahMayflowerGaspee
After the Boston Tea Party, Massachusetts was punished with the issuance of which acts?
After the Boston Tea Party, Massachusetts was punished with the issuance of which acts?
Intolerable ActsPunisher ActsColonial ActsCruel Acts
What group formed as a result of the Intolerable Acts?
What group formed as a result of the Intolerable Acts?
Patriot’s CongressFirst Continental CongressSons of LibertyColonists’ Gathering
What is the political term for colonists loyal to the crown?
What is the political term for colonists loyal to the crown?
WhigsBretonsToriesRepublicans
Benjamin Franklin famously discovered this concept.
Benjamin Franklin famously discovered this concept.
GravityElectricityRelativityMagnetics
Who was elected president of the Second Continental Congress?
Who was elected president of the Second Continental Congress?
John HancockThomas JeffersonGeorge WashingtonSamuel Adams
Of these colonies, where was slavery most prevalent?
Of these colonies, where was slavery most prevalent?
MassachusettsNew YorkPennsylvaniaSouth Carolina
What was the last-ditch effort by the colonials leading up to the Revolution?
What was the last-ditch effort by the colonials leading up to the Revolution?
Olive Branch PetitionAmerican ChoicesOne Last TryPeace Petition
What were the first battles of the American Revolution?
What were the first battles of the American Revolution?
Lexington and BostonLexington and ConcordBoston and PhiladelphiaSalem and Lexington
Which future president led the Continental Army?
Which future president led the Continental Army?
John AdamsJames MadisonGeorge WashingtonThomas Jefferson
Who wrote the majority of the Federalist Papers?
Who wrote the majority of the Federalist Papers?
John JayAlexander HamiltonBenjamin FranklinJames Monroe
Which of the thirteen colonies did not join the first Continental Congress?
Which of the thirteen colonies did not join the first Continental Congress?
GeorgiaDelawareSouth CarolinaVirginia
Who said, “Give me liberty, or give me death!”
Who said, “Give me liberty, or give me death!”
Crispus AttucksPatrick HenrySamuel AdamsJohn Adams
What is the name of the first elected representative assembly in America?
What is the name of the first elected representative assembly in America?
House of RepresentativesHouse of VotersHouse of DelegatesHouse of Burgesses
Who is considered the “father of the Constitution”?
Who is considered the “father of the Constitution”?
James MadisonThomas JeffersonJohn JayBenjamin Franklin
What were the British military forces nicknamed?
What were the British military forces nicknamed?
BritsLimeysRedcoatsLoyalists
Who authored the Declaration of Independence?
Who authored the Declaration of Independence?
John AdamsJohn HancockJohn JayThomas Jefferson

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