13 Colonies Quiz: Liberty or Loyalty?
The year 1607, the shore of an uncharted continent, a ship carrying people exhausted by their long voyage drops anchor off the coast of future Virginia. These desperate daredevils have no idea they’re laying the foundation of the future’s greatest superpower. From Jamestown to the Declaration of Independence – just 169 years, but what a history-packed era! Our 13 colonies quiz is a journey into an epoch when each day could be your last, and every decision determined the fate of a continent.
Elizabeth Webster
Elizabeth, with a degree in Media Studies from Bowdoin College, is a creative force behind engaging personality quizzes. Drawing from her background in digital content creation, she crafts entertaining questions that spark curiosity and fun conversations. When not designing new quizzes, Elizabeth enjoys photography and exploring indie music scenes. Her natural ability to connect with readers shines through in her light-hearted and imaginative content.
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1. Which colony was established first as the first permanent English settlement in North America?
- Plymouth
- Jamestown
- Roanoke
- St. Augustine
2. How many original colonies declared independence from Great Britain in 1776?
- 10 colonies
- 12 colonies
- 13 colonies
- 15 colonies
3. Who founded Pennsylvania as a "Holy Experiment" promoting religious tolerance and freedom?
- Roger Williams
- William Penn
- John Winthrop
- James Oglethorpe
4. What year was Jamestown
- 1620
- 1607
- 1585
- 1634
5. Which two colonies were known for establishing religious freedom as a founding principle?
- Virginia and Massachusetts
- Rhode Island and Pennsylvania
- New York and New Jersey
- Georgia and South Carolina
6. Which region had colonies that focused heavily on urban commerce and trade?
- Southern Colonies
- New England Colonies
- Middle Colonies
- Western Colonies
7. What major cash crops did the southern coastal colonies export in huge amounts?
- Wheat and corn
- Tobacco and rice
- Cotton and sugar
- Potatoes and beans
8. Which document officially ended the American Revolution and granted the 13 colonies independence?
- The Declaration of Independence
- The Treaty of Paris
- The Constitution
- The Magna Carta
9. Which of these was NOT one of the original 13 colonies?
- Delaware
- Vermont
- Georgia
- New Hampshire
10. William Penn belonged to which religious group
- The Puritans
- The Society of Friends
- The Pilgrims
- The Anglicans
11. What natural feature defined the northern boundary of the 13 colonies at the start of the Revolution?
- Maine's coastal territory
- The Great Lakes
- The St. Lawrence River
- The Canadian border
12. How many ships brought the first settlers to establish Jamestown?
- One ship
- Three ships
- Five ships
- Seven ships
13. Which geographic feature did the 13 colonies primarily settle along?
- The Atlantic coast
- The Mississippi River
- The Pacific coast
- The Great Plains