Which of the following is NOT a McKeown Simple Body Paragraph writing rule?

Never start a sentence with "Because!"

Which of the following is not a Puritan belief?

Absolutely no drinking or singing or dancing.

How did Native Americans view the land?

Land was something that could not be owned or sold.

Which of the following is not true about the House of Burgesses?

The people had complete power & control over every law passed in Jamestown

How did the Reformation lead to the expansion to America?

People started to look for a place to practice their religion freely

What was the renaissance?

Explosion of art, inventions, new ways of thinking that centered in italy

What were the Crusades?

War over the holy land between the Muslims and Christians.

What is the difference between a Pilgrim and a Puritan?

Pilgrims wanted to seperate from church and Puritans want to reform church

Which of the following is NOT true about the Salem Witch Trails?

The strict policies of the pilgrims contributed heavily to the trials

What best describes the Reformation?

Catholic Church branching off into different denominations of Christianity

What best describe the Puritan belief of Predestination?

God determines whether you go to Heaven or Hell before you are born

How did Native Americans generally view religion?

Spirits were commonly in nature, ancestors helped guide them through life

What was the Magna Carta important in United States History?

English document that influenced Declaration of Independence, trial by jury

Which was the goal of the Navigation Acts?

To insure that the colonies benefitted and made England the most wealthy

What best describes the Columbian Exchange

The exchange of food, goods, & disease b/t the Old World and the New world

What were indulgences?

Pay church to forgive them of sins, or fight in crusades to get to heaven

Which of the following is a correct start to body paragraph?

The Puritans were selfish bc they punished people harshly

Which of the following is a correct sentence.

Because Rolfe planted Tobacco seeds, he is credited with saving Jamestown.

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1
Where did Christopher Columbus land?
Jamestown
Massachusetts
Florida
Bahamas
2
Which of the following is NOT a McKeown Simple Body Paragraph writing rule?
Use evidence to support argument using transition phrases like For example.
No apostrophes
Do not say I think. State main argument and tell me why.
Never start a sentence with "Because!"
3
What country was Christopher Columbus born in?
England
France
Spain
Italy
4
The first global African slave trade was known as...
Mayflower Compact
Rectangular Trade
Triangular Trade
Columbian Exchange
5
What were the names of the Natives that Christopher Columbus first encountered?
Cherokee
Navajo
Taino
Pueblo
6
Which of the following is not a Puritan belief?
Church was mandatory but should be energetic and fun.
Absolutely no drinking or singing or dancing.
Everyone was equally small compared to God. Bible was directly from God.
Everyone, including woman, need to learn how to read
7
How did Native Americans view the land?
All tribes were nomadic, moving & never settling on specific plots of land
Land was property of each tribe, ownership of land led to higher status.
Land was something that could not be owned or sold.
Land was something to be traded and sold
8
Christopher Columbus...
Was responsible for deaths of thousands
Brought the world together through the Columbian Exchange
Enslaved people
All of the above
9
The Jamestown settlers came over for ____reasons, while the pilgrims came over for ____reasons.
Religious and Religious
Economic and Economic
Economic and Religious
Religious and Economic
10
Which of the following is not true about the House of Burgesses?
Allowed people to vote for who they wanted in the govenrnment
Woman, indentured servants, and slaves could not take place in government
Established a culture of self government in the New World
The people had complete power & control over every law passed in Jamestown
11
How did the Reformation lead to the expansion to America?
The Pope offered money to anyone who could convert Natives to Catholics
People started to look for a place to practice their religion freely
New Inventions made travel easier
The King of England became Puritan
12
What was the first government of Jamestown?
Council of Elders
Mayflower Compact
The King James Monarchy
House of Burgesses
13
Economic theory of the time period, use colonies to make mother country wealthy, get gold (PIE)
Mercantilism
Communism
Capitalism
Exportism
14
Who "saved" Jamestown and what did he plant?
John Smith, Corn
Christopher Columbus, Wheat
John Rolfe, Tobacco
John Winthrop, Tobacco
15
The famous document that Martin Luther wrote explaining everything he thought wrong with the Catholic Church was called
95 Theses
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
Bill of RIghts
16
What was the renaissance?
Explosion of art, inventions, new ways of thinking that centered in italy
Period of time where sickness and plaque swept over Europe
Series of wars fought over rights to the new world
Period in history where many new religions started forming
17
Where did Pilgrims first land in the new world?
Jamestown
Modern Day Connecticut
Plymouth
Chesapeake Bay
18
What were the Crusades?
Protestant religion developed
War over the holy land between the Muslims and Christians.
Explosion of creativity and art, started in Italy
Wars between England and Spain over the New World...Spain won.
19
Someone who worked 4-7 years in exchange for ticket to new world...get freedom after time served,
Headright System
Indentured Servant
Peasant
Slave
20
What is the difference between a Pilgrim and a Puritan?
There was no difference
Puritans wanted to find gold, Pilgrims wanted to practice religion freely
Pilgrims wanted to seperate from church and Puritans want to reform church
Pilgrims were not religious and Puritans were
21
Which of the following is NOT true about the Salem Witch Trails?
People were often given the choice of confess or die
Over 200 hundred accused and 25 killed
The strict policies of the pilgrims contributed heavily to the trials
Started when young girls were havung spasms and acting strange
22
What best describes the Reformation?
Explosion of art and inventions centering in italy
Catholic Church branching off into different denominations of Christianity
The Pope became ruler of Europe
Holy wars between the Muslims and Christians
23
Many Natives died as a result of Columbus...the MAJORITY of them died how?
Through being enslaved and working long hours
Through disease
Columbus stole all their food, causing them to starve
Through war
24
First leader of Jamestown, notorious liar, lied about Pocahontas
John Winfield
John Rolfe
John Smith
John Winthrope
25
What best describe the Puritan belief of Predestination?
God determines whether you go to Heaven or Hell before you are born
Woman should not be allowed to read
The deeds you do in life determine whether you go to Heaven or Hell
Many people are witches and those people need to be punished
26
How did Native Americans generally view religion?
They were puritan, very strict on religion
Spirits were commonly in nature, ancestors helped guide them through life
The Natives did not believe in any sort of spirits, religion, or afterlife.
They were Christians, much like the Europeans.
27
What was the Magna Carta important in United States History?
First set of written laws by the pilgrims at plymouth rock.
Brought Jamestown together with the Native Americans
English document that influenced Declaration of Independence, trial by jury
Was the first document that Columbus signed in the new world.
28
How did the Crusades indirectly lead to the expansion of America?
Many explorers hoped to spread their faith to the lands they discovered.
All of the above
New inventions came out of the Crusades, including new ship designs
New Trade routes led to incresed demand for trade
29
What country did Christopher Columbus sail under?
Italy
Spain
England
France
30
Which was the goal of the Navigation Acts?
To import more slaves to the colonies
So other countries could increase trade with the colonies
All of the Above
To insure that the colonies benefitted and made England the most wealthy
31
How did the Renaissance lead to the expansion to America?
A shortage of gold led to people coming over to the New World.
New ways of thinking encouraged people to take risks, and earn fame
Both red and blue are correct
New inventions made travel easier
32
What best describes the Columbian Exchange
The trading of pottery for iron weapons between Columbus and the Natives
The exchange of food, goods, & disease b/t the Old World and the New world
The first African slave trade.
The European system of mining for gold using enslaved natives
33
The first permanent English settlement in the New World
Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay Colony
St. Augustine
Jamestown
34
Religious movement about finding personal relationship with God. Contributed to ideas about resisting authority.
The Great Awakening
The Renaissance
The Enlightenment
The Crusades
35
What were indulgences?
Name of Catholic Armies that fought in the Crusades.
Pay church to forgive them of sins, or fight in crusades to get to heaven
New invention that led to discovery of America
The famous document that Martin Luther wrote against catholic church.
36
Which of the following is a correct start to body paragraph?
In my opinion the Puritans were selfish bc they punished people harshly.
The Puritans were selfish bc they punished people harshly
I think the Puritans were selfish because they punished people harshly.
I feel like the Puritans were selfish bc they punished people harshly.
37
The Enlightenment emphasized
Religion and Puritanism
Emotion and Feeling
Science and Reason
Miracles
38
Who was the main person responsible for the Reformation?
Queen Isabella
Martin Luther
Martin Luther King Junior
Christopher Columbus
39
Policy resulting in England relaxing authority over colonies as long as money was being made
triangular trade
mercantilism
Middle Passage
salutary neglect
40
Who was the first Puritan leader when they came to the new world? Gave "City on the Hill" sermon.
Nathaniel Bacon
John Smith
John Rolfe
John Winthrop
41
Why was the Mayflower Compact important?
First document establishing self government in the New World
It inspired future governments to be democratic
It separated church and state
All of the Above
42
Which of the following is a correct sentence.
Because Rolfe planted Tobacco seeds, he is credited with saving Jamestown.
Because the Pilgrims wanted democracy, they didn't want to assign a King.
Although Christopher Columbus enslaved Natives.
Because Puritans punished people.

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