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APUSH Unit #1 REVIEW
APUSH Unit #1 REVIEW
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1
European contact with Native Americans between 1500 and 1700 did all of the following
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prove lethal as new diseases were introduced
lead to the formation of new tribes
force once large native settlements to disband
encourage the use of European farming techniques
2
What was the name of the Puritan who was banished from Masschusetts and founded Rhode Island?
Francis Bacon
Anne Hutchinson
Jonathan Edwards
Roger Williams
3
What was the rebellion where farmers in the backcountry of Virginia felt under-represented?
Pontiac's Rebellion
Bacon's Rebellion
King Phillp's War
Pueblo Revolt
4
What was the name of this first elected colonial legislature in America?
Continental Congress
Committees of Correspondence
House of Burgesses
The Mayflower Compact
5
What was ONE main effect of King Phillip's War?
Puritans expanded their territory and created new colonies
Puritans agreed to allow for religious tolerance
Puritans signed a non-agression treaty with local Natives
Puritans were able to create more praying towns
6
How did slavery begin to change by the 1700s?
slaves were treated like indentured servants
it was racial inequality
more people were beginning to protest against slavery
slavery was becoming more popular than ever
7
How was slavery in America different?
slavery was a necessary evil
slavery was race based
slavery was totally unjustifiable
slavery should be phased out as soon as possible
8
What effected Native American tribes the greatest BEFORE Columbus landed in the New World?
Asians brought firearms to the continent
domestication of corn moved up from up from Mesoamerica
outbreaks of smallpox ravaged the continent
domesticated horses were introduced
9
Which of the following is a feature of all Native American religions?
human sacrifice
a belief in one god (monotheism)
women can hold no leadership positions
a belief in many gods (polytheism)
10
The Salem Witch Trails in 1692 were:
attacks by elite women on poorer citizens
a phenomenon isolated to Salem
indicative of intolerance among colonists
A product of poisioning by Native tribes
11
What three locations made up the Triangular Trade Route?
The colonies, Europe, and South America
New England, Europe, and the Carribean
The Americas, Europe, and West Africa
Europe, Barbados, and West Africa
12
What was William Penn's primary purpose when he founded Pennsylvania?
as a refuge for persecuted Christians of all faiths
to establish friendly relationships with the Natives
to provide a refuge for English debtors
as a refuge for persecuted Quakers
13
In what is now Mexico, the Mayas and the Aztecs:
developed advanced cultures prior to European contact
successfully resisted the Spanish invasion
existed without any form of written language
lived exclusively in small agricultural villages
14
What was the 1st major slave revolt in the American colonies?
Stono Rebellion
King Phillip's War
Bacon's Rebellion
Pequot War
15
What was the purpose of the Treaty of Tordesillas?
to create an alliance o France, Holland, and England
to divide North America b/w the French and the Spanish
To keep the Spanish from expanding into Central America
to divide the non-European world b/w Spain and Portugal
16
The Puritans believed that their purpose in the colonies was to:
become an example of faith for the world to see
forge an alliance with Native Americans
abide by the rules of the Church of England
create a democracy modeled after that of ancient Greece
17
In what is now Mexico, the Mayas and the Aztecs:
lived exclusively in small agricultural villages
existed without any form of written language
successfully resisted the Spanish invasion
devolped advanced cultures prior to European contact
18
In the colonies _, were taken to Europe and turned into _ which were sold back to the colonies:
Tobacco, Slaves
Raw materials, Manufactured Goods
Cotton, Slaves
Manufactured Goods, Raw Materials
19
Why did slavery flourish in the Southern colonies and not in New England?
New England farms were too small
Female black Africans were largely brought as wives
African slaves could not adapt to harsh New England winters
Puritans forbade slavery on moral grounds
20
By 1700, how were children born to mixed race couples classified as slave or free?
If the mother was a slave the child was a slave
By the condition of the Father
If the father was a slave owner the child was a slave
By the terms of the purchase agreement