AP U.S. History Period 2: 1607-1754

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The 17th and 18th centuries saw major European powers and American Indians fight for control of the North American continent. Put your knowledge of this tumultuous time to the test with this Barron's quiz developed from our must-have AP® U.S. History Premium study guide. #apush #apushistory #apushexam #apexam #apushistoryexam #apquiz #highschool #grade10 #grade11 #grade12 AP® is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was not involved in the production of this product.

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1
The Puritan belief in a divine plan in regard to salvation is known as
calling
salvation
divine path
predestination
2
The Dutch Republic commissioned an expedition to North America led by this English explorer.
Peter Minuit
Richard Hakluyt
Henry Hudson
Peter Stuyvesant
3
This NYC newspaper publisher was charged with seditious libel for printing articles critical of the royal governor.
John Trenchard
Thomas Gordon
John Peter Zenger
Jacob Leisler
4
This religious resurgence's message was that anyone could be saved and make choices that would affect their afterlife.
The Great Awakening
Latitudinarianism
Religious Toleration
Enlightenment
5
In Virginia, wealthy plantation owners brought lower-class agrarian workers to the colony through this system.
sharecropping
indentured servitude
slavery
land lease
6
This form of worship believes God is a distant entity and does not intervene in the day-to-day affairs of humanity.
Deism
Lutheranism
Protestantism
Puritanism
7
The cultivation of this crop was hugely popular in the Chesapeake Bay region.
tobacco
wheat
cotton
corn
8
The administrative seat and most important settlement of New Netherland was
Dominion of New England
Massachusetts Bay Colony
New Spain
New Amsterdam
9
He was the leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony for most of the period from 1630 to 1649.
John Winthrop
William Lund
George Calvert
William Bradford
10
In the Anglican church, this reform-minded approach combined Enlightenment rationalism with broad-minded theology.
Puritanism
Low Church
Enlightenment
High Church

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AP U.S. History Period 2: 1607-1754

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Questions 10

Answers

1
The Puritan belief in a divine plan in regard to salvation is known as
calling
salvation
divine path
predestination
2
The Dutch Republic commissioned an expedition to North America led by this English explorer.
Peter Minuit
Richard Hakluyt
Henry Hudson
Peter Stuyvesant
3
This NYC newspaper publisher was charged with seditious libel for printing articles critical of the royal governor.
John Trenchard
Thomas Gordon
John Peter Zenger
Jacob Leisler
4
This religious resurgence's message was that anyone could be saved and make choices that would affect their afterlife.
The Great Awakening
Latitudinarianism
Religious Toleration
Enlightenment
5
In Virginia, wealthy plantation owners brought lower-class agrarian workers to the colony through this system.
sharecropping
indentured servitude
slavery
land lease
6
This form of worship believes God is a distant entity and does not intervene in the day-to-day affairs of humanity.
Deism
Lutheranism
Protestantism
Puritanism
7
The cultivation of this crop was hugely popular in the Chesapeake Bay region.
tobacco
wheat
cotton
corn
8
The administrative seat and most important settlement of New Netherland was
Dominion of New England
Massachusetts Bay Colony
New Spain
New Amsterdam
9
He was the leader of the Massachusetts Bay Colony for most of the period from 1630 to 1649.
John Winthrop
William Lund
George Calvert
William Bradford
10
In the Anglican church, this reform-minded approach combined Enlightenment rationalism with broad-minded theology.
Puritanism
Low Church
Enlightenment
High Church