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What is New England?
A: A city in the United States
B: A region of six states
C: A river
D: A national park
How many states are in New England?
A: Five
B: Four
C: Seven
D: Six
Which of these states is part of New England?
A: Texas
B: Florida
C: Vermont
D: California
How big is New England compared to Texas?
A: Half the size
B: The same size
C: Twice as big
D: About one-third the size
Why is New England important in American history?
A: It has the biggest cities.
B: It is the oldest part of the United States, where the first English colonies started and the American Revolution began.
C: It has the longest rivers.
D: It has the highest mountains.
Who gave the region the name "New England"?
A: George Washington
B: Benjamin Franklin
C: John Smith
D: Christopher Columbus
When did John Smith come to America?
A: 1636
B: 1607
C: 1614
D: 1492
Who followed John Smith's map when they came to America?
A: The Native Americans
B: The explorers
C: The Pilgrims
D: The soldiers
Which famous university was founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1636?
A: Harvard University
B: Princeton University
C: Yale University
D: Oxford University
What did people from New England take with them when they moved to other parts of the country?
A: Animals and plants
B: Gold and silver
C: New England ideas and culture
D: Maps and ships
Why did John Smith call the region "New England"?
A: Because the King of England told him to.
B: Because the Pilgrims chose the name.
C: Because he wanted to start a new country.
D: Because the land reminded him of England.