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Grade 5 Social Studies Pirates and Buccaneers


Grade 5 Social Studies Pirates and BuccaneersVersión en línea Bahamian Social Studies por Daughter of The Most High 1 Where did buccaneers mainly live in the 17th century? a The Gulf of Mexico b The Pacific, near Hawaii c The Arctic Circle d The Caribbean, off Hispaniola 2 Which groups made up the buccaneers? a Spanish, Portuguese and Italian sailors b Only English merchants c Africans and Indians only d English, French and Dutch men and women 3 What inspired the name buccaneer a Trading rum and sugar b Catching buccos in trees c Curing meat over a bucan (slow fire) d Buying meat from ships 4 Who taught them to cure meat? a Spaniards b Africans in the Caribbean c Carib people d Their own crew members 5 Why were they called buccaneers? a They carried bucca root for medicine b They sold cured meat to passing ships c They sailed buccos (boats) d They hunted buccaneer birds 6 What happened to the buccaneers after Spaniards chased them from Hispaniola? a They returned to Europe b They took to the sea and became pirates c They joined Spanish fleets d They settled as farmers 7 What animals did they hunt for food? a Fish only b Deer and rabbits c Monkeys and parrots d Wild boar and cattle 8 Where did Spaniards drive them from? a Puerto Rico b Hispaniola c Cuba d Jamaica 9 What was a key lifestyle change after leaving Hispaniola? a They became farmers b They lived at sea as pirates c They joined merchant fleets d They retired in Europe 10 In which century did these events mainly occur? a The 19th century b The 17th century (1600s) c The 18th century d The 15th century 11 Which two female pirates dressed as men and fought alongside male pirates? a Anne Bonny and Mary Reade b Mary Read and Blackbeard c Anne Bonny and Mary Read d Anne Bonny and Calico Jack 12 Why was Anne Bonny spared from hanging? a She was pregnant b She confessed and was pardoned c She died before the trial d She escaped on a ship 13 How did Mary Read die while imprisoned? a Died of fever b Died in battle at sea c Executed by garrote d Was hanged 14 Which pirate was known as Calico Jack? a Edward Bonny b Edward Teach c Charles Vane d Jack Rackham 15 Who was known as Blackbeard? a Bartholomew Roberts b Henry Morgan c Edward Teach d William Kidd 16 What was the pirates’ flag commonly called? a The Pirate Flag b The Black Standard c The Jolly Roger d The Skull Banner 17 Who offered pardons to Bahamas pirates to end attacks? a William Kidd b Henry Morgan c Woodes Rogers d Sir Francis Drake 18 What does the Latin motto Expulsis Piratis Restituta Commercia mean? a Pirates rule the seas again b Pirates are welcome to trade c Trade forever bans piracy d When pirates were driven out, trade was restored 19 In what year was Blackbeard killed? a 1710 b 1725 c 1705 d 1718 20 Who was the first Royal Governor of The Bahamas who patrolled against pirates? a Edward Teach b William Kidd c Woodes Rogers d Anne Bonny Feedback 1 They roamed the Caribbean, on or near Hispaniola. 2 A mix of several European groups lived there. 3 Meat curing over a bucan gave the name. 4 They learned meat curing from the Carib people. 5 Selling cured meat to ships led to the name. 6 They transitioned from hunters to pirates at sea. 7 Their diet included wild boar and cattle. 8 The retreat was from Hispaniola. 9 Life shifted from land hunting to piracy at sea. 10 The timeframe is the 1600s. 11 Anne Bonny and Mary Read are the famous pair who masqueraded as men. 12 Pregnancy protected her from execution. 13 Mary Read died of illness in prison. 14 Calico Jack refers to Jack Rackham. 15 Blackbeard’s real name was Edward Teach. 16 The Jolly Roger is the famous pirate flag. 17 Woodes Rogers enforced pardons and captured resistors. 18 Motto expresses trade restoration after piracy ends. 19 Blackbeard died in 1718 during combat with a warship. 20 Woodes Rogers governed The Bahamas and pursued pirates.

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Where did buccaneers mainly live in the 17th century?

Which groups made up the buccaneers?

What inspired the name buccaneer

Who taught them to cure meat?

Why were they called buccaneers?

What happened to the buccaneers after Spaniards chased them from Hispaniola?

What animals did they hunt for food?

Where did Spaniards drive them from?

What was a key lifestyle change after leaving Hispaniola?

In which century did these events mainly occur?

Which two female pirates dressed as men and fought alongside male pirates?

Why was Anne Bonny spared from hanging?

How did Mary Read die while imprisoned?

Which pirate was known as Calico Jack?

Who was known as Blackbeard?

What was the pirates’ flag commonly called?

Who offered pardons to Bahamas pirates to end attacks?

What does the Latin motto Expulsis Piratis Restituta Commercia mean?

In what year was Blackbeard killed?

Who was the first Royal Governor of The Bahamas who patrolled against pirates?

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