a religious group whose beliefs differ from other groups

What parts of the world did the Triangular Trade system connect?

the colonies to England to Africa to the West Indies

The rise of trade in the New England colonies

led to the rise of cities along the coast., led to many early urban problems.

What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?

to ban settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains

exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement

remote areas outside a town or city

Supporters of mercantilism believed

a country had to accumulate more gold and silver.

What was Jonathan Edward's main goal?

Everyone's going to be Puritan and LOVE IT.

lower in order, status, quality, etc.

restriction; lacking; inability or handicap

an opinion held in disregard of the facts that contradict it

Who was Edmund Andros?

the governor of the Dominion of New England

What did the Great Awakening lead to?

abandonment of Puritan churches

A crop sold to make money for the owner.

As a result of the policy of "salutary neglect," the colonies developed

the desire for self-government.

All of the following were causes of the Salem Witchcraft Trials EXCEPT for

the spread of Enlightenment ideals.

a person exhibiting excessive enthusiasm and devotion to something

to bring into or take out of a country secretly or illegally

Why were there more slaves in the South than the North?

The South depended on a larger number of field laborers.

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1
Which of the following was not associated with the Enlightenment?
questioning authority
logic and reason
rights for women
scientific experimentation
2
England's war with France spilled over into the colonies and came to be called the
American Revolution.
Mexican Revolution.
Hundred Years War.
French and Indian War.
3
diverse
a variety; different
restriction; lacking; inability or handicap
lower in order, status, quality, etc.
4
denomination
lower in order, status, quality, etc.
a religious group whose beliefs differ from other groups
the different values of money
5
What parts of the world did the Triangular Trade system connect?
West Indies to Europe to England
the colonies to England to Africa to the West Indies
the Northern and Southern colonies.
England to Europe to Africa.
6
On which side did Native Americans fight during the French and Indian War?
Great Britain
France
both sides
neither side
7
The rise of trade in the New England colonies
led to the rise of cities along the coast.
led to many early urban problems.
led to the merging of cultures in the North and South.
led to breakup of puritan towns.
8
What was the purpose of the Proclamation of 1763?
to ban settlement west of the Mississippi River
to ban settlement east of the Appalachian Mountains
to ban settlement everywhere and proclaim 1763 the BEST YEAR EVER
to ban settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains
9
hysteria
exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement
a person exhibiting excessive enthusiasm and devotion to something
a religious group whose beliefs differ from other groups
10
levy
imposing and collecting a tax
a system of holding water back from land
remote areas outside a town or city
11
What was transported on the Middle Passage, and where was it taken?
rum to New England
Africans to the West Indies
Africans to North America
tobacco to England
12
What was "awakened" by the Great Awakening?
monsters
patriotism
economic tensions
religious belief
13
The Stono Rebellion was a conflict between which 2 groups?
Southern indentured servants and their owners
Southern slaves and planters
Northern slaves and their owners
Native Americans and Southern colonists
14
What is the name of England's legislative body?
Congress
Papacy
Parliament
Council
15
What declined in the late 1600s, that increased the number of slaves in the South?
prices of crops
Native American slaves
indentured servants
the cost of slaves
16
outskirts
a skirt worn on the outside of clothing
remote areas outside a town or city
to bring into or take out of a country secretly or illegally
17
Supporters of mercantilism believed
a country had to find more overseas markets.
a country had to accumulate more gold and silver.
a country had to tax their citizens to death.
a country had to steadily raise prices.
18
What was Jonathan Edward's main goal?
Everyone is going to fly kites in lightening storms.
Everyone is going to sing hymns at church.
Everyone is going to conduct scientific experiments.
Everyone's going to be Puritan and LOVE IT.
19
inferiority
restriction; lacking; inability or handicap
exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion
lower in order, status, quality, etc.
20
limitations
lower in order, status, quality, etc.
restriction; lacking; inability or handicap
to bring into or take out of a country secretly or illegally
21
Seeking to make colonial government more obedient, King James II created the
Dominion of New England
Dominion of the South
House of Burgesses
British colonial army
22
prejudice
an opinion held in disregard of the facts that contradict it
a person exhibiting excessive enthusiasm
exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion
23
Who led the Stono Rebellion?
the army
the slaves
the colonists
the Natives
24
Who was Edmund Andros?
the governor of Jamestown colony
the governor of the Dominion of New England
the governor of Plymouth colony
the governor of the House of Burgesses
25
What did the Great Awakening lead to?
creation of Patriots in Amerca
belief in the scientific method
abandonment of Puritan churches
belief in witchcraft
26
What's a cash crop?
A crop meant for use by the owner.
A crop sold to make money for the country.
A crop that is green.
A crop sold to make money for the owner.
27
As a result of the policy of "salutary neglect," the colonies developed
the desire for a lawyer.
disloyalty toward Britain.
the desire for self-government.
the desire for fine British goods.
28
All of the following were causes of the Salem Witchcraft Trials EXCEPT for
widespread belief in witchcraft.
the spread of Enlightenment ideals.
uneducated colonists.
tensions produced by uneven economic growth.
29
During the Great Awakening, ministers held
snakes
babies
debates
revivals
30
What was the main purpose of the Navigation Acts?
increase colonial taxes
control the shipbuilding industry
to create new maps
control colonial trade
31
English citizens were suspicious of King James II because he was
a sadist
childless
Catholic
ugly
32
The goal of mercantilism was to eventually establish a favorable
relationship with wildlife.
balance of trade.
balance of resources.
legislative balance.
33
fanaticism
a person exhibiting excessive enthusiasm and devotion to something
a religious group whose beliefs differ from other groups
exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement
34
Which of the following is considered to be the turning point in the French & Indian War?
the British capture of Fort Necessity
the French capture of Pittsburgh
the French capture of Fort Duquesne
the British capture of Quebec
35
What was the Sugar Act meant to accomplish?
prevent childhood diabetes
raise money to fight pirates
end colonial smuggling
limit the use of English tea
36
The purpose of the slave codes was
to regulate slavery.
to define the laws by which enslaved Africans had to live.
to describe how enslaved Africans could become free.
to define the slave tax laws.
37
The policy that England started during the war was called
parliamentary neglect.
statutory neglect.
regulatory neglect
salutary neglect.
38
Smuggle
a skinny, non-magical person
to bring into or take out of a country secretly or illegally
imposing and collecting a tax
39
Why were there more slaves in the South than the North?
Slaves could not tolerate the climate of the North.
Slavery had been outlawed inthe North.
Southerners were naturally more mean.
The South depended on a larger number of field laborers.

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