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1
Who helped to establish freedom of the press?
John White
John Peter Zenger
Jonathan Edwards
George Whitfield
2
The main factor that lead to the growth of slavery in the South was
the growth of apprenticeship
the Navigation Acts
the plantation system
an increase in colonial shipbuilding
3
Enslaved people experienced a brutal voyage known as the (Part of the Triangular Trade)
Gullah
Middle Passage
Columbian Exchange
Atlantic Crossing
4
In the Southern Colonies, the region of small farms was called
Backcountry
The Hills
Tidewater
Coastal Area
5
The type of farming in New England was called
economic farming
Tidewater
backcountry
subsistence farming
6
To make money from trade, England needed to export more goods than it imported
False
True
7
The Religious Revival that swept through the colonies was called
The Great Migration
Catholic Revolution
The Enlightenment
The Great Awakening
8
What was the foundation of colonial society
tobacco
the family
the law
science
9
Benjamin Franklin contributed to the Enlightenment
False
True
10
The Magna Carta was the first document to limit power of the British Ruler
True
False
11
The number of enslaved africans brought into the Americas by the mid 1700s was
25,000
30,000
500,000
200,000
12
The first public education law was passed in Pennsylvania
False
True
13
The most profitable crop in South Carolina and Georgia was
Rice
Lumber
Corn
Tobacco
14
Labor for the Southern rice paddies was provided by
tenant farmers
children
enslaved africans
paid workers
15
What is the name of the route shown below
Triangular Trade
European Settlement Patterns
Columbian Exchange
16
New England farms were larger than those in the Middle Colonies
False
True
17
The theory that holds that a nation's power depended on expanding its trade is
gold reserve
Mercantilism
Expansion
Trade