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Froggy Jumps Bahamian Social Studies Grade 5 Early SettlersVersión en línea Quiz on Early Settlers in The Bahamas por Daughter of The Most High 1 Where did the Lucayans come from before settling in The Bahamas? a South America b Africa c Asia 2 What navigational method helped Lucayans travel between islands? a Dugout canoes b Sail-powered ships c Rafts 3 Approximately how many Lucayans lived in The Bahamas at Columbus's landing? a 10,000 b 40,000 c 100,000 4 What happened to most Lucayans within 25 years of Columbus's arrival? a migrated to Cuba b formed a large empire c Many died 5 What item impressed Columbus and is mentioned in the text? a Canopies b Hammocks c Tents 6 Which island did Columbus rename San Salvador? a Eleuthera b Guanahani island c New Providence 7 Who led the Eleutheran Adventurers? a Captain William Sayles b Sir Walter Raleigh c Captain John Smith 8 Why did the group leave Bermuda for Eleuthera? a Better farming land b Freedom to worship in their own churches c To trade with Spain 9 How many ships carried the Eleutheran Adventurers to Eleuthera? a One ship b Three ships c Two ships 10 What name did the Eleutheran Adventurers give to their first church site inside a cave? a Preacher’s Cave b Fort Cave c Liberty Hall 11 When did the Loyalists arrive in The Bahamas after the American War of Independence? a 1784–1785 b 1790–1791 c 1776–1777 12 From which places did the Loyalists come to The Bahamas? a Charleston, South Carolina b Boston, Massachusetts c St. Augustine, Florida and New York 13 Why did the Loyalists leave the American colonies? a They sought independence b They fled famine c They wanted to be ruled by Britain 14 What did many Loyalists bring with them to The Bahamas? a Gold b Ships c Slaves 15 By how much did The Bahamas' population grow due to Loyalists? a From 2,000 to 6,000 b From 4,000 to 11,300 c From 8,000 to 20,000 16 What kinds of work did many Loyalists do in The Bahamas? a Farmers and miners b Farmers; some carpenters and boat builders c Merchants only 17 Name three structures the Loyalists built in Nassau? a Christ Church Cathedral, St. Matthew’s Church, Balcony House b Queen’s Hall, Nassau Opera House c St. George’s Cathedral, Fort Charlotte 18 What was the first newspaper set up by John Wells? a The Gazette b The Bahamas Times c The Nassau Chronicle 19 Which communities were represented by the five new Loyalist members in the Assembly? a Exuma, Abaco, Long Island, Andros, Cat Island b New Providence, Harbour Island, Eleuthera, Bimini, Inagua 20 In what year did The Bahamas' emancipation law take effect, freeing all slaves there? a 1865 b 1834 c 1804 21 When did Africans first come to The Bahamas according to the text? a 1400s b early 1500s c 1600s 22 What was the voyage called that many enslaved Africans endured? a Transatlantic Trek b The Middle Passage c The Long Voyage 23 Where were enslaved Africans taken upon arrival in Nassau? a Nassau Market b Vendue House c Prince Street Market 24 What did the 1804 Emancipation Act do? a Freed all slaves immediately b Forbidden trade of African slaves across the Atlantic c Made slavery legal 25 On what date did The Emancipation Act take effect in The Bahamas? a 1st August 1834 b 31st December 1834 c 1st January 1834 26 Were slaves in the United States freed before The Bahamas? a No b Only in 1865 for some states c Yes 27 What did many Africans do when captured? a Waited peacefully b Resisted c Cooperated 28 How is the Middle Passage described in the text? a One of the cruellest things one group did to another b A difficult but fair voyage c A routine maritime route 29 Which country’s slaves were not freed until 1865, according to the text? a The Bahamas b Canada c The United States 30 What happened at Vendue House with new arrivals? a They were housed as free citizens b They were put up for sale c They were sent back to Africa

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Bahamian Social Studies Grade 5 Early SettlersVersión en línea

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Where did the Lucayans come from before settling in The Bahamas?

What navigational method helped Lucayans travel between islands?

Approximately how many Lucayans lived in The Bahamas at Columbus's landing?

What happened to most Lucayans within 25 years of Columbus's arrival?

What item impressed Columbus and is mentioned in the text?

Which island did Columbus rename San Salvador?

Who led the Eleutheran Adventurers?

Why did the group leave Bermuda for Eleuthera?

How many ships carried the Eleutheran Adventurers to Eleuthera?

What name did the Eleutheran Adventurers give to their first church site inside a cave?

When did the Loyalists arrive in The Bahamas after the American War of Independence?

From which places did the Loyalists come to The Bahamas?

Why did the Loyalists leave the American colonies?

What did many Loyalists bring with them to The Bahamas?

By how much did The Bahamas' population grow due to Loyalists?

What kinds of work did many Loyalists do in The Bahamas?

Name three structures the Loyalists built in Nassau?

What was the first newspaper set up by John Wells?

Which communities were represented by the five new Loyalist members in the Assembly?

In what year did The Bahamas' emancipation law take effect, freeing all slaves there?

When did Africans first come to The Bahamas according to the text?

What was the voyage called that many enslaved Africans endured?

Where were enslaved Africans taken upon arrival in Nassau?

What did the 1804 Emancipation Act do?

On what date did The Emancipation Act take effect in The Bahamas?

Were slaves in the United States freed before The Bahamas?

What did many Africans do when captured?

How is the Middle Passage described in the text?

Which country’s slaves were not freed until 1865, according to the text?

What happened at Vendue House with new arrivals?