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APUSH Period 2: 1607-1754
APUSH Period 2: 1607-1754
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1
Which of the following was NOT true of triangular trade?
New England exported rum.
The Caribbean exported molasses.
None of the above
Rum was sold for slaves.
2
In King Philip's (Metacom’s) War, Native Americans
Allied with the French
Sought to expel the British
Were divided
Allied with the British
3
Which of the following is NOT true of the Massachusetts Bay Puritans?
They did not tolerate religious dissent.
They immigrated to the New World for religious freedom.
They embraced the teachings of Anne Hutchinson.
They had a mission to build “a city upon a hill.”
4
Puritans typically lived in a(n)
Isolated settlement
Small farm village or town
Urban metropolis
Plantation
5
An example of Spanish accommodation of Native American culture is the
Pueblo Revolt
Reconquista
Dominion of the Southwest
Day of the Dead
6
Under Governor Edmund Andros, the Dominion of New England
Collapsed
Enjoyed great freedom
Had an economic revolution
Culturally flourished
7
How did the Southern planter class dominate elected assemblies?
Used their wealth to influence voters
Required officials to hold substantial property
All of the above
Required voters to hold substantial property
8
In contrast to French and Dutch colonial efforts, the English predominantly focused on
Trade networks
Settler colonies
Evangelization
All of the above
9
Which of the following is NOT true of the eighteenth-century New England colonies?
New England became a shipping power.
They were initially settled by Puritans.
They had an amicable relationship with Native Americans.
Male settlers were to be treated roughly equally.
10
Which of the following did NOT inspire mistrust of British leaders?
The Dominion of New England
Bacon’s Rebellion
Royal governors
The Glorious Revolution
11
Which of the following was NOT a Spanish effort to extract wealth from the New World?
Forced assimilation of natives by Catholic priests
Chartering colonies
Casta system
Encomienda system
12
In the early 1700s, slavery was
Legal in most of the colonies
Abolished
Legally established in all 13 colonies
Only legal in the South
13
What political ideas influenced North American colonists?
Whig ideologies
Lockean philosophy
All of the above
Anti-authoritarianism
14
During the colonial period, both the French and Dutch
Intermarried with natives
Worked with the Iroquois
Sent Jesuit missionaries to convert natives
Traded European goods for furs
15
Which of the following believed in deism?
Oliver Cromwell
John Winthrop
Thomas Jefferson
Jerry Falwell
16
Slaves covertly resisted their masters by
Working slowly
All of the above
Theft
"Accidentally” breaking tools
17
Which of the following was NOT a sign of Anglicanization of the British colonies?
Dependency on British credit
Planter control of minister salaries
Spread of Evangelical Protestantism
Transatlantic print culture
18
What population replaced Native American labor in Spanish New World colonies?
European
Chinese
Heretics
African
19
William Penn created a colony that
Did not have a state-supported church
Granted freedom of religion
All of the above
Included an elected representative assembly
20
The Stono Rebellion (1739) resisted
Native Americans
Tyranny
Taxes
Slavery
21
Which of the following was a cause of Bacon’s Rebellion? (Pick up to two answers)
High taxes
Frustration with slave labor
Failure to protect colonists from Native American attacks
22
What immigrant groups were attracted to Pennsylvania during the eighteenth century?
Eastern Europeans
Russian and Chinese
Italians and French
Scots-Irish and German
23
In comparison to the New England colonies, the Middle colonies
Focused on growing wheat.
Grew corn and beans.
Were more religiously tolerant and diverse.
Grew corns and beans & Focused on wheat
24
What was the most profitable crop in the Caribbean colonies?
Rice
Cotton
Sugar cane
Indigo
25
Which of the following was LEAST likely to be associated with freedom of thought?
“Old Light” ministers
Roger Williams
Anne Hutchinson
“New Light” ministers
26
What was the most valuable Southern cash crop during the mid-eighteenth century?
Cotton
Indigo
Tobacco
Wheat
27
As a result of Bacon’s Rebellion (1676), slavery
Became despised in New England
Was replaced with Native American labor
Was abolished
Became the preferred labor source for planters
28
After the Pueblo Revolt, the Spanish allowed Native Americans to (pick up to 2 answers)
Maintain their own territory
Retain more of their culture
Take over the mission system
29
Why were there not as many French settlers as British ones in North America? (Pick up to two)
French peasants refused to emigrate.
Louis XIV did not allow Huguenots to emigrate.
The French settled in African colonies.
30
On what labor system did
seventeenth-century
tobacco plantations operate?
Headright system
Slavery
Volunteerism
Capitalism
31
The Carolinas, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania were (pick up to 2 answers)
Joint-stock colonies
Restoration colonies
Proprietary colonies
32
What BEST describes colonial self-governance during the period of salutary neglect?
Socialist
Democratic
Autocratic
Totalitarian
33
What allowed North American colonies to initially bypass the Navigation Acts?
Mercantilism
Triangular trade
Salutary neglect
The Proclamation of 1763
34
Eighteenth-century European fur trade with Native Americans caused
All of the above
An economic revolution
A cultural revolution
Massive environmental destruction
35
Colonists initially resist the Navigation Acts with
Peaceful protest
Bribery and smuggling
violent revolt
None of the above
36
In the North American colonies, African slaves
Abandoned all elements of their culture
None of the above
Assimilated into planter society
Maintained their culture
37
How did colonists react to Metacom’s War?
They turned to slavery.
They revolted against the British.
They sought to make peace with Native Americans.
They destroyed Native American villages.
38
Which was NOT a consequence of the First Great Awakening?
Religious revivals
A new emotional approach to religion
Growth of higher education institutions
Homogenization of religious beliefs
39
What was the goal of the Stono Rebellion (1739)?
To start a populist uprising
To gain freedom from slavery
To protest indentured servitude
To protest increased taxes
40
In 1705, Virginia considered all Africans
Slaves
Slaves unless they were part of the militia
Free men
Free men unless enslaved
41
Which of the following was an effect of European-Native American interaction?
The spread of disease
taxes
Peace
Economic collapse
42
Why did the Puritans wage the Pequot War?
To demonstrate their moral superiority
All of the above
To seize land
To ruin the Native Americans