he three first colonies were called?   1 pointa) West Canada, East Canada, Newfoundlandb) Upper Canada, Lower Canada, Nova Scotiac) New France, The Thirteen Colonies, Rupert’s Landd) Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba

What were the first four provinces in the Dominion of Canada?QuebecNova ScotiaNew BrunswickOntarioAlbertaManitobaNewfoundlandNEXT QUESTION

Which statement accurately describes the 13 American colonies?A.Each colony had a different population and purpose, and each had a separate charter outlining its government.B.All colonial charters granted representation in Parliament and recognized the British king as the ultimate source of authority.C.The colonies were all established under the same charter, and thus shared similar goals, rights, and laws.D.Though all colonies were established under the same charter, each had a distinct purpose and set of goals.

19. What was the main purpose of the colonies?  1 pointa) To increase the population of North Americab) To encourage trade between Europe and the First Nationsc) To help European countries profitd) To learn new skills from the First Nations

The first 13 colonies included three distinct regions: New England, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern Colonies. Which industry was more prominent in the New England colonies than the other colonies? A. mining B. agriculture C. shipbuilding D. textiles

1. Write the True or False answer. 5 Marks(a) Spain established new colonies in Americas, such as Mexico and Peru.(b) The Netherlands pioneered an advanced trading system for investing inoversea trade.(c) By 1732, Britain’s 15 colonies stretched along the Eastern Coast fromNew Hampshire in the north, to Georgia in the south.(d) Sugar cane thrived in Caribbean weather and was used to create refinedsugar, molasses and rum.(e) Many criminal prisoners sent from Britain as plantation labour died ofdiseases such as yellow fever or plague.Answer(a)________(b)________(c)________(d)_______(e)________