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What best describes a colony?
What best describes a colony?
Who is considered a colonist?
Who is considered a colonist?
What does religious freedom allow an individual to do?
What does religious freedom allow an individual to do?
Why might individuals seek to establish a colony?
Why might individuals seek to establish a colony?
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What is a common misconception about colonists?
What is a common misconception about colonists?
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What term describes a settlement that is governed by a country that is not its own?
What term describes a settlement that is governed by a country that is not its own?
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Which of the following describes a person residing in a colony who remains a citizen of the country that established the colony?
Which of the following describes a person residing in a colony who remains a citizen of the country that established the colony?
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What does the term 'religious freedom' refer to?
What does the term 'religious freedom' refer to?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a colony?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a colony?
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Which term best describes the rights regarding the choice of religion in a colony?
Which term best describes the rights regarding the choice of religion in a colony?
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Study Notes
Key Concepts of Colonization
- Colony: A town or settlement that is governed and owned by a foreign country.
- Colonist: An individual residing in a colony who maintains citizenship and allegiance to the mother country.
- Religious Freedom: The right to practice, choose, and change one's religion without coercion or discrimination.
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This quiz explores the concepts of colonies, colonists, and religious freedom. Test your knowledge on how these elements shaped societies and influenced governance. Understand the roles and rights of individuals within colonies.