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APUSH: Transatlantic Exchanges
APUSH: Transatlantic Exchanges
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A #ushistory quiz on Key Concept 2.2 in APUSH
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1
The Great Awakening is important in U.S. history because it was...
a time when everyone was finally woke.
the first phenomenon to sweep through all the colonies.
extremely boring, just like the rest of U.S. history.
a phenomenon that only happened in Virginia.
2
Which religions enjoyed "establishment" in the American colonies?
Anglicanism
Methodism
Congregationalism
Presbyterianism
3
The rules of slavery in America...
were borrowed from ancient Greek tradition.
had existed forever.
were borrowed from Africa.
were invented by colonial legislatures as questions arose.
4
In the seventeenth century, slavery could be found in...
the Middle colonies.
the Chesapeake colonies.
the Southern colonies.
the New England colonies.
5
The Enlightenment called for ___________ to be applied to all human activity.
reason and science
light
Jesus and the Bible
death
6
Who was the best-known "Great Awakening" preacher in America?
William Laud
George Whitefield
Michael Wigglesworth
Aaron Gregory
7
Which of the following would describe the religious fervor of the colonies in 1720?
The Halfway Covenant helped everyone get to heaven.
Everyone was a perfect Christian.
Very few people went to church.
Judaism was becoming the dominant religion.
8
Which of the following was one of the new colleges for training "New Lights"?
Harvard
William & Mary
Princeton
Yale
9
The Great Awakening lasted...
forever and continues to this very day.
approximately 30 seconds.
only as long as Jonathan Edwards could keep preaching.
only about 10 years and then fizzled out.
10
African slavery became more widespread as what other institution declined?
indentured servitude
squatting
the Anglican Church
the headright system
11
How did James II anger the New England colonies?
by taking over New Netherland
by giving them full independence
by killing his brother, Charles II
by merging them in the Dominion of New England
12
Who was the best single embodiment of the Enlightenment in the American colonies?
George Whitefield
George Washington
King George III
Benjamin Franklin
13
The vast majority of slaves coming to the Americas ended up...
on the tobacco plantations in the Chesapeake.
on the rice plantations in South Carolina.
dispersed among the small farms of New England.
on the sugar plantations in the Caribbean.
14
The Congregational Church was...
a rebranding of Puritanism.
a strong supporter of bishops.
open to compromises with the Anglican Church.
very open to the Great Awakening.
15
Which of the following is a sign of Enlightenment influence in America in the 1750s?
Most Harvard graduates were NOT entering Christian ministry.
A public library was started in Philadelphia.
The Great Awakening swept through the colonies.
People still believed lightning was God's fire from heaven.
