What was a cause of change in the British colonial policy in the late 1700's?

French and Indian war (7 years war)

Each of the following were influenced by the Enlightenment EXCEPT:

it caused the widespread conversion to Pietism

How did the Spanish NOT justify their conquering of America?

Through beliefs in natural rights.

What was the cause for immigration to Jamestown, Virginia?

Jamestown was established by the crown for cash crops

What caused there to be various amount of African slaves in different regions of the Americas?

The need for slaves for plantations

Which difference between French and Britain's social ways are true?

French = alliance with Natives, Britain ≠ good relations.

How did the population trend change in the British Plantation colonies?

Labor vacuum was filled with African Slaves

What was the effect of George Whitefields preaching?

Caused controversy and made Old Lights despise change.

How did the Europeans view the Colombian Exchange?

Allowed the Europeans to function as a middleman for trade.

Which of the following was NOT a result from the Pueblo Rebellion?

Spain conquered the Pueblos, ending in harsher/stricter rule

How did Columbus see the Native Americans?

He thought they were idiotic and wanted to enslave them

What was a Spanish goals of colonization?

Integrate Natives into Christianity

What were the main resources that were during the Colombian exchange?

slaves to America, sugar to Europe, goods to Africa

What was one thing that lead to the collapse of the Navigation Act?

Most colonist ignored the act and smuggled their goods.

What was the relationship between Native Americans and British colonization in New England?

A hostile relationship leading to multiple wars.

Which of these was NOT an effect the Colombian Exchange had on Europe?

The death of many Native Americans from European plagues

What were the 3 main regions involved in the triangle trade?

Europe, Africa, British colonies

What tribute did the Spaniards gain from the natives?

Foodstuffs, gold, silver or labor

What was a major effect of the British moving west?

This lead up to the French and Indian war.

What enforced the idea of mercantalism?

The South Atlantic System, The Navigation Acts

Describe the slave to free ratio in Southern plantation communities.

The slave population outnumbered the free man population.

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1
What was a cause of change in the British colonial policy in the late 1700's?
French and Indian war (7 years war)
The French Revolution
African Slave Trade
A deadly epidemic
2
Each of the following were influenced by the Enlightenment EXCEPT:
it caused the widespread conversion to Pietism
It influenced the belief of natural rights.
it caused the widespread conversion to Deism
it led to a small population questioning slavery
3
How did the Spanish NOT justify their conquering of America?
Through social Darwinism.
Through their catholic religion and theology.
They wanted to benefit economically.
Through beliefs in natural rights.
4
What was the cause for immigration to Jamestown, Virginia?
Servants left for freedom from servitude.
People sought religious tolerance in the New World
Jamestown was established by the crown for cash crops
People came for silver found around the area
5
What caused there to be various amount of African slaves in different regions of the Americas?
Knowledge of free property to immigrants in the New World
Spread of diseases
The need for slaves for plantations
Indentured Servitude
6
How did Indians initially react to the Columbian Exchange, in British America?
By fleeing and avoiding contact
By trading and engaging in commerce
By Integrating their culture with that of the Europeans
With conflict and resistance
7
Which difference between French and Britain's social ways are true?
French = alliance with Natives, Britain ≠ good relations.
Britian = alliance with Natives, French ≠ good relations
Britain used Native labor, French used African labor
Britain had fur trade, French had plantation
8
How did the population trend change in the British Plantation colonies?
Labor vacuum was filled with African Slaves
Many families came over from Britain
Indian labor increased in the colonies
The amount of indentured servants increased
9
What was the effect of George Whitefields preaching?
The assassination of Harambe.
Caused controversy and made Old Lights despise change.
New Lights were silenced by the cries of the Old Lights.
Unified everyone to think the same.
10
How did the Europeans view the Colombian Exchange?
Allowed the Europeans to function as a middleman for trade.
Thought it created competition with the Americas and Africa.
Viewed as an inefficient way to boost economic relations.
They were worried about economic inflation.
11
She was a Puritan women who preached dissenting against the church establishment
Anne Bradstreet
Anne Hutchinson
Anne Frank
Anne Bancroft
12
Which of the following was NOT a result from the Pueblo Rebellion?
Natives (Pueblos) gained more religious freedom.
Spanish assimilated Natives religiously.
The Spanish was set back, but returned.
Spain conquered the Pueblos, ending in harsher/stricter rule
13
What was the primary function of Jamestown's economic system?
Focused on tobacco
Had an excellent labor source
focused on creating new technological tools
Focused on cotton
14
How did Columbus see the Native Americans?
He thought they were idiotic and wanted to enslave them
He thought their rights should be protected at all costs
He thought it would be smart to trade with them
He thought they were very intelligent and looked up to them
15
What was a Spanish goals of colonization?
Integrate Natives into Christianity
Setting up a Neo-Colony
Setting up trade posts and trading fur.
Making a colony with religious tolerance
16
What were the main resources that were during the Colombian exchange?
slaves to Europe, sugar to Africa, goods to America
animals to France, cash crops to Britain, money to America
slaves to Africa, sugar to America, money to Europe
slaves to America, sugar to Europe, goods to Africa
17
How did Native Americans respond to the encomienda system?
They led passive rebellions by not working as hard.
Natives fled the area and gave Spanish their land.
They cooperated willingly and paid tribute.
Revolts and rebellions arose.
18
What was one thing that lead to the collapse of the Navigation Act?
Only goods and resources could be carried on English ships.
The English did not enforce this act strictly enough.
It forced unwanted relations with the Natives.
Most colonist ignored the act and smuggled their goods.
19
What was the relationship between Native Americans and British colonization in New England?
New England used trade to develop a good relationship.
New England colonization tried to convert the Indians.
A hostile relationship, but it didn't lead to any wars.
A hostile relationship leading to multiple wars.
20
What had the greatest impact on cultural diversity in the Americas?
Europe
Corn
Geo-time!
Geography
21
Which of these was NOT an effect the Colombian Exchange had on Europe?
Economy in Europe grew wealthy
Europe was introduced to corn
Some new diseases spread to Europe
The death of many Native Americans from European plagues
22
What was NOT a population trend for Native Americans in America?
A decrease due to disease.
Decrease due to hostility with the Natives and colonists.
An increase due to trade
Decrease due to the Ecomienda system.
23
How did Spain and the Catholic Church integrate natives into European culture?
intermarriage
tribute colonialism
the encomienda system
religious conversion
24
What were the 3 main regions involved in the triangle trade?
Europe, Africa, British colonies
Spain, Africa, New England
England, Africa, Virginia
England, Africa, Caribbean
25
What tribute did the Spaniards gain from the natives?
Foodstuffs, gold, silver or labor
Silver, tobacco, labor, or foodstuffs
Tobacco, foodstuffs, labor, or gold
Labor, gold, silver, or tobacco
26
What was a major effect of the British moving west?
This lead up to the French and Indian war.
Colonist began to fight with one another over land.
Natives converted to Christianity.
The Natives cultures mixed with the British.
27
What was the biggest difference between the British and Spanish colonies?
Religious conversion goals.
Beginning relationship with Natives.
Their economic goals.
source of labor.
28
What enforced the idea of mercantalism?
The South Atlantic System
Encomienda System
The Navigation Acts
Albany Congress
29
What was one of the negative effects of British control over Atlantic trade?
caused problems with smuggling
It helped expand their fur trade
It ruined their economic stability
Sparked revolts
30
Describe the slave to free ratio in Southern plantation communities.
The free man population outnumbered the slave population
The slave population outnumbered the free man population.
The slave and free man population were fairly equal
There were no slaves in America

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