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Period 1 and 2 Review (1492-1763)
Period 1 and 2 Review (1492-1763)
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Early US History Review Questions
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1
Which was an imediate effect of the Columbian Exchange on Europe?
Democracy exploded
Rapid population decline
New systems of government formed
New foods introduced
2
Jamestown is evidence that some colonies were founded
for profit by Joint-Stock companies
for religious reasons
by royal decree
by expert frontiersmen
3
Europeans were unable to use Native Americans for slaves for all the following reasons EXCEPT
They were not immune to smallpox
They were weakened by dieseae
They were more likely to run away
They were more expensive
4
The Zenger Case in 1734 helped to establish
Freedom of Petition
Freedom of the Press
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Assembly
5
The first elected assembly in the colonies was
The Mayflower Compact
Virginia's House of Burgesses
The Fundamental Orders .
The Headright System
6
The group that founded the Mass. Bay Colony as an example of a model Christian colony was
Catholics
Puritans
Indentured Servants
Joint Stock Companies
7
What was most important to the early settlers in New England?
the desire for wealth
the desire to start their own government
religious commitment and devotion
the right to enslave Indians
8
The labor system established by the Spanish to enslave Natives and Christianize them was called
The Atlantic Slave System
Encomienda
Indentured Servitude
Plantations
9
The movement during the 1730's that increased religious devotion through emotional revivals was
The First Great Awakening
The Second Coming
The Second Great Awakening
The Zombie Apocalypse
10
The first promising step toward government signed by the early Separatist was
The Fundamental Orders
Bill of Rights
The Code of Hammurabi
Mayflower Compact
11
What key factor determined a colonial regions economic activity?
Climate and Geography
Demographics
Native American Relations
Society and Culture
12
The term used to describe Great Britain's loose enforcement of the Navigation Acts in the colonies
Solitary Confinement
Greetings and Salutations
Laissez Faire
Salutary Neglect
13
The movement that focused on logic to solve social problems was
The Renaissance
The Scientific Revolution
The First Great Awakening
The Enlightenment
14
The idea of the "Noble Savage" depicts
Indians as greedy
Indians as corrupt
Indians as innocent
Indians as evil
15
European countries gave mainly __?__ to African Kingdoms in return for slaves.
guns
sugar
tobacco
textiles
16
The Southern colonies economy mainly focused on
Timber
Industry
Wheat
Cash Crops
17
All of the following continents were directly involved in the Triangle Trade EXCEPT
Africa
North Amerca
Europe
Asia
18
Which of the following was created to increase the population of English colonies
Fundamental Acts
The Headright System
Bacon's Rebellion
The Great Awakening
19
Why did Bacon's Rebellion convince many planters to switch to African slavery?
because indentured servants fled the country
the fear that Nathanial Bacon would raise another army
the fear of a poor white and African slave alliance
because slaves were cheaper than indentured servants
20
All of the following could be reasons why historians differ when writing EXCEPT
personal bias
they refuse to use primary sources
the time-period written
lack of accurate records
21
This term describes thousands of Puritan families crossing the Atlantic during the 1630s
The Colombian Exchange
Peace be da Journey
The Puritan Migration
The Great English Migration
22
Religious group that established peaceful relations with Native Americans in Pennsylvania was
Seperatists
Baptists
Quakers
Anglicans
23
What determined if a child born in the colonies was a slave or free?
The condition of the mother
The shade of their skin
The colony in which they were born
Their religious beliefs
24
Which of the following is a similarity between the colonial regions?
Their religious conviction
Their economies
Their main reason for founding
Their allegiance to England
25
The term to describe how history is written and produced is
Historiography
Social Science
Cartography
Geography
26
English families who rejected The Church of England and fled to Plymouth in 1620
Catholics
Flower Children
Quakers
Seperatists
27
For Precolumbian Natives, the Agricultural Revolution had all of the following effects EXCEPT
a more stable food supply
a decrease in warfare
a growth in population
more permanant shelters
28
Which was NOT a major motivation for European Colonization in the Americas?
A desire to spread democratic ideas
A desire for new trade routes to Asia
A desire to spread Christianity
A desire for new resources and wealth
29
John Winthrop founded the Massachusetts Colony with his sermon titled-
"A City Upon a Hill"
"A Spot to Stop"
"A Place to Race"
"A Village to Pillage"
30
What is the MAIN reason England got a late start in colonizing the New World?
Lack of Technology
Religious Wars
No Navy
Lack of desire