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Developing an American Identity
Developing an American Identity
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Unit 3 Lesson 11 AP United States History
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1
True or False: Benjamin Rush was a figurehead in enforcing the idea that women are "unimportant pieces" in society
True
False
2
What can we define the original American Identity as, considering the information presented?
hardworking + religious focused
religious + farm based
hardworking + industrious
industrious + trade hungry
3
Artists in the period shifted their art from what to what during 1754-1800
there was no art shift; art continued to be English influenced
religious focused art to diverse and inclusive
monarch driven muses to woman empowerment art
animal-based art to abstract sky-like paintings
4
Which is an accurate comparison between Native Women and English Women during 1754-1800
native women lost their status in society, and English women gained
English and native women became parts of the military
both had identical roles
native women became a controlling force over English women
5
True of False: In order to maintain unity, America enforced Christianity to be the only publicly practiced religion
True
False
6
What did the beginning American economy depend on as its sourced of income?
slavery and trades of textiles
slavery and tobacco
slavery and interstate trade
textile and produce trade
7
True or False: America's shift to religious toleration lead to the formation of political parties
True
False
8
Which of these is an example of the continuation of European architecture in America?
Capitol Hill
Revolutionary War Statues
Monticello
The White House
9
When did America become its own nation?
1774
1760
1766
1776
10
John Trumbull was known for...
representing historical figures as animals
romanticizing historical events
depicting historical events as religious notions
dramatizing historical events
11
Which of these writings/famous documents lead to the establishment of the English Language today?
The Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom (1786)
Poor Richard's Almanack (1732)
Essay on Female Education (1787)
Blue-Black Speller (1783)
12
T or F: America did not need foundational documents to run their country; they just operated how they wanted
True
False
13
What were the major changes in society from 1754 to 1800?
women's roles, religion, and art/literature
women's roles, men's roles, dietary changes, and religion
women's roles, reading, military tactics, farming techniques
women's roles, sailing techniques, religion, and clothing style
