The policy outlined in the excerpt was one of many that created a system based on

the definition of slaves as chattel based on their race.

This excerpt by de Vaca reflects which of the following?

The use of agriculture to support settlement and development

The events described by Richter most directly illustrate which of the following developments of the sixteenth century?

European nations competed for new sources of wealth in the Atlantic World.

Which of the following documents would best contextualize the events Rowlandson describes?

Maps demonstrating the increasing encroachment of Europeans on natives land

By the 1750’s, the British colonies on the North American mainland were characterized by all of the following EXCEPT

disdain for British constitutional monarchy

The excerpt reflects which of the following historical trends?

Brit. expansion in the Americacolonies created hostile relationships w/ NAs

The excerpt could best be used as evidence to support which of the following claims?

The Britishgov attempted to regulate colonial economics in the 17th century

The engraving could be used to dispute which of the following claims?

NAs cultures lived an exclusively mobile lifestyle,time ofcontact withEuros

Europeans who encountered societies like those seen in the engraving tended to view them as

fundamentally inferior based on theories of race and culture.

Despite the conflict described in the excerpt, both the groups involved sought to

find and exploit new sources of wealth in the New World

The ideas in the excerpt most clearly reflect which of the following?

Advanced understandings among Native Americans of ag during the period

The excerpt reflects which of the following historical trends from the period 1607 to 1754?

17thcentury British mercantilist attempts to organize&manage colonial trade

The slave labor system discussed in the excerpt grew strongest in the South, in part because of its

favorable climate and long growing seasons.

The taxes described in the excerpt were directly the result of

internal and external challenges and competition to the British empire.

The events described in the excerpt most directly foreshadowed which of the following developments?

Interimperial conflict over territory in the American northeast

Anne Hutchinson was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1637 because she

challenged the religious beliefs of the colony’s leaders

The encomienda and slavery systems both contributed to which of the following developments?

Spanish-race castesystem that defined the status ofEuros,NAs,Africans,mixed

Colonial cities functioned primarily as

mercantilecenters forcollecting ag goods&distribute imported manufact.goods

Conflicts, like the one described by Rowlandson, were largely the result of

large numbers of Brit colonists attempting to acquire land in North America

Which of the following features of English settlement in North America provides the best context for the excerpt?

Cultivation of laborintensive products-cotton&tobacco demand newlaborsource

Which of the following best describes the response of Native Americans to European colonial expansion?

Some tribes sought cultural accommodation and alliance with European powers

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1
The policy outlined in the excerpt was one of many that created a system based on
the process of indenture, whereby freedom could be earned over a . of years
economic interdependence.
complex cultural accommodation between Euros, NAs, and enslaved Africans
the definition of slaves as chattel based on their race.
2
This excerpt by de Vaca reflects which of the following?
The European focus on finding wealth in the New World at all costs
The emphasis on a diversified economy among Native Americans
The use of agriculture to support settlement and development
Expansion of irrigation in the S west, based on technology brought by Euros
3
Which of the following was an outcome of the Columbian Exchange?
Horses and smallpox were introduced in Europe
Sugar and rice were introduced in Africa
The population of Europe decreased.
The diets of European improved
4
All of the following groups migrated into the British NorthAmerican colonies in largenumbers through-18th century EXCEPT
Russians
Irish
Germans
Dutch
5
Dissatisfaction of Virginia farmers with the colonial governor,failed to protect them against AmericanIndian raids ledto
Bacon's Rebellion
Shays' Rebellion
the Glorious Revolution
Leisler's Rebellion
6
The events described by Richter most directly illustrate which of the following developments of the sixteenth century?
European nations competed for new sources of wealth in the Atlantic World.
Changing technology drove economic development in Europe and the Americas.
Indian labor was used to support plantation agriculture
Spanish traders often partnered with West Africans to recruit slave labor.
7
Which of the following documents would best contextualize the events Rowlandson describes?
Maps demonstrating the increasing encroachment of Europeans on natives land
Modern scholarly comparisons of the culture of NewEngland & Chesapeake
Text of colonial expressions of dissatisfaction with Brit gov at this time
Tables illustrating the number of African slaves imported in the period
8
By the 1750’s, the British colonies on the North American mainland were characterized by all of the following EXCEPT
many religious' denominations
disdain for British constitutional monarchy
a society without a hereditary aristocracy
a growing number of non-English Settlers
9
In which of the following British North American colonies was slavery legally established by the early 1700’s?
the middle and southern colonies only
the tobacco- and rice-growing colonies only
the Southern colonies only
All the colonies
10
The excerpt reflects which of the following historical trends?
Brit. expansion in the Americacolonies created hostile relationships w/ NAs
Cross-racial unions were popular among British colonists.
Dutch traders used natives to exploit trade in North America.
The French&Dutch often intermarried with NA's to secure trade relationships
11
The excerpt could best be used as evidence to support which of the following claims?
Mercantilism was an effective economic system in the seventeenth century.
Salutary neglect led to the desire for American independence.
Britishcolonists resisted the gov's attempt toregulate trade inthis period.
The Britishgov attempted to regulate colonial economics in the 17th century
12
Colonists from which European nations generally had the most cooperative relations with American Indians?
England
France
Spain
The Netherlands
13
Settlers who established the British colony in Virginia during the seventeenth century were primarily seeking to
profit economically
create a perfectreligious commonwealth as an example tothe rest ofthe world
increase the glory of Great Britain
recreate an Old World feudalistic society in the New World
14
The engraving could be used to dispute which of the following claims?
NAs had advanced understandings of agriculture, time of contact with Euros
NAs had resources necessary to establish perm. villages, contact with Euros
NAs cultures lived an exclusively mobile lifestyle,time ofcontact withEuros
NA cultures tended to favor perm. villages, time of contact with Europeans.
15
Europeans who encountered societies like those seen in the engraving tended to view them as
partners in the Atlantic slave trade
sovereign states with control over the territory in the New World
fundamentally inferior based on theories of race and culture.
significant diplomatic resource help ease Euro settlement amid nativetribes
16
Despite the conflict described in the excerpt, both the groups involved sought to
find and exploit new sources of wealth in the New World
send large numbers of settlers in order to plant strong colonies.
organize military settlements around Catholic missions
intermarry with NAs as they sought to build permanent settlements
17
Based on the forms of ag and dwelling places depicted here, the NAs in this engraving most likely lived in American
Northeast
Pacific Northwest
Great Plains
Southwest
18
The ideas in the excerpt most clearly reflect which of the following?
Advanced understandings among Native Americans of ag during the period
Euro notions of cultural and intellectual superiority over Native Americans
Policies of the Roman CatholicChurch,which encouraged conversion of natives
Controversy among Europeans over the treatment of Native Americans
19
Which factors played the most significant role in the development of native social and economic structures pictured here
The environment
The presence of European explorers
The Colombian Exchange
The rise of Christianity
20
The excerpt reflects which of the following historical trends from the period 1607 to 1754?
Brit.Colonists' difference to Brit. attemp.to organize&manage colonialtrade
Colonial resistance to British attempts to organize &manage colonial trade
17thcentury British mercantilist attempts to organize&manage colonial trade
Evolving ideas of local governance in the British colonies
21
The slave labor system discussed in the excerpt grew strongest in the South, in part because of its
favorable climate and long growing seasons.
emphasis on racial equality.
economic recession and stagnation early in settlement.
limited government intervention in the economy.
22
Which of the following would have been the most significant effect of ag encounters like the one between NAs and Euros
Technological advancement fueled by the observations of Native Americans
Population growth in Europe
European cultural assimilation
Interimperial competition among European countries
23
The taxes described in the excerpt were directly the result of
the promotion of Protestant evangelicalism throughout the British colonies.
internal and external challenges and competition to the British empire.
growing reliance on African slaves as a labor source in the Americas.
an accommodation of Native American culture by British colonists.
24
The events described in the excerpt most directly foreshadowed which of the following developments?
The growth of the encomienda system and the use of Indians as slave labor
The extermination of natives through warfare and disease
Interimperial conflict over territory in the American northeast
The introduction of new crops and livestock in the American colonies
25
Anne Hutchinson was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1637 because she
advocated the inclusion of American Indians in Puritan congregations
was a quaker who sought converts
violated Puritan laws regarding marriage
challenged the religious beliefs of the colony’s leaders
26
The encomienda and slavery systems both contributed to which of the following developments?
NAs, Africans, and Euros were all integra. in Spanishcolonial soc. on=based
Spanish-race castesystem that defined the status ofEuros,NAs,Africans,mixed
Spanishcolonies-socialhierarchy based on econ.status- than racial categorie
Spanish colonies experienced interming. between Euro&NA pop. to anextent...
27
Colonial cities functioned primarily as
centers of light manufacturing
mercantilecenters forcollecting ag goods&distribute imported manufact.goods
centers where large scale financial and banking operations were conducted
places to which wage earners commuted from numerous surrounding communities
28
Conflicts, like the one described by Rowlandson, were largely the result of
large numbers of Brit colonists attempting to acquire land in North America
the development of distinctly different colonial societies.
European subjugation of African slaves in the New World.
growing use of Native Americans as slaves in North America
29
Which of the following features of English settlement in North America provides the best context for the excerpt?
NewEnglanders developed close-knit homog..communities of religiousbelievers
Brit laxattention to colonies led to development of strong syst.of self-gov
Cultivation of laborintensive products-cotton&tobacco demand newlaborsource
Drawn by of land,the settlers of Eng. colonies diverse in culture&ethnicity
30
Which of the following best describes the response of Native Americans to European colonial expansion?
Native American groups lived and worked closely with British settlers.
NA'S generally supported the interests of the Brit over those of the French
Some tribes sought cultural accommodation and alliance with European powers
Tribal leaders worked to prevent the development of econ ties w/ the Euros

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