Which of the following archetypes of people would be allowed to vote?

The owner of a large family farm

Taverns served as _______

Social centers, Food and Lodging

Who is the author of the Two Treatises of Government and why is this significant? (Read!)

John Locke; suggested that citizens have a right to rebel

supported the teachings of the Great Awakening

Which is the correct description of one of the effects of the Zenger Case?

Encouraged Newspapers to criticize a colony's government

What is one way the British controlled the colonial economy?

Limiting the use of money, Forcing the colonies to use specie

Why did population increase so exponentially in the British Colonies from 1701-1775?

natural increase due to high birthrate, Immigration

Southern Colonies __________

had most living on small family farms with no slaves

What group established the first tax-supported schools and why?

Puritans; stressed bible education

Which of the following is NOT true of the middle colonies?

slaves worked along side the farm family

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1
Which of the following archetypes of people would be allowed to vote?
The owner of a large family farm
Hired White Laborer
A housewife on a large plantation
A successful freedman living on a sizable family farm.
2
Taverns served as _______
"a den of jaguars"
Taxable Establishments
Social centers
Food and Lodging
3
What notable political influence did the Great Awakening have?
Caused the organization of the colonies into municipalities
Forced the King of England to appoint a viceroy to lead
Directly began the anti-slavery movement
A challenge to noble authority
4
Which Colony had the most religious freedom?
Virginia
Ohio
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
5
Who is the author of the Two Treatises of Government and why is this significant? (Read!)
John BLocke; sparked the Great War, forcing the King to flee
John Locke; Leader of the Temperance Movement
John Locke; suggested that citizens have a right to rebel
Locke John; suggested that citizens have a right to rebel
6
What two colonies constitute the Chesapeake region?
Virginia and Maryland
North Carolina and South Carolina
Maryland and North Carolina
Pennsylvania and New York
7
New Lights _____
supported the teachings of the Great Awakening
Did not support the teachings of the Great Awakening
supported some measures but rejected most.
Rejected all measures yet still quietly supported the camp
8
Which is the correct description of one of the effects of the Zenger Case?
Forced all publications to a stringent royal review
Encouraged Newspapers to criticize a colony's government
Banned all colonial press unless authorized by the King.
Imprisoned all dissenters of the colonial government
9
Which colony had their governor elected by popular vote?
Rhode Island
Delaware
Georgia
Connecticut
10
Which city was NOT a major colonial trading center?
New York
Boston
Richmond
Philadelphia
11
Which one of these immigrant groups did not have a notable presence in the colonies?
Germans
English
Italian
Scots-Irish
12
What is one way the British controlled the colonial economy?
Establishing an unfair credit system that bankrupted people
Forcing a 6% tariff on all imports
Limiting the use of money
Forcing the colonies to use specie
13
Why did population increase so exponentially in the British Colonies from 1701-1775?
natural increase due to high birthrate
Emigration
Immigration
Development of modern health practices
14
Which of these individuals are NOT leaders of the Great Awakening?
George Whitefield
John Dickenson
Charles Finney
Jonathan Edwards
15
What religious groups were most common in New England?
Congregationalists (Puritans)
Deists
Jews
Catholics
16
What colony did Anglicans dominate in?
Georgia
New York
Maryland
Virginia
17
Where did most immigrants to the colonies settle?
Northwest
Florida
Middle Colonies
New England
18
Most plantations were located on ____ so they could ship exports directly to _____.
rivers ;Europe
rivers; Asia
fertile soil; Europe
fertile soil; Africa
19
Southern Colonies __________
had most living on small family farms with slaves
had most living on large plantations with slaves
had most living on large plantations with no slaves
had most living on small family farms with no slaves
20
What group established the first tax-supported schools and why?
Puritans; supported a general education program
Quakers; supported a general education program
Puritans; stressed bible education
Quakers; stressed bible education
21
Which religious group was uncommon in Pennsylvania?
Calvinists
Lutherans
Mennonites
Quakers
22
Which section of the colonies is characterized by its rocky soil and long winters?
New England Colonies
Middle Colonies
Southern Colonies
23
What products were mostly produced in South Carolina and Georgia?
tobacco and rice
timber and naval stores
rice and indigo
tobacco and timber
24
Which of the following is NOT true of the middle colonies?
farms up to 200 acres were common
they had rich soil
small manufacturing efforts developed
slaves worked along side the farm family
25
What religious group did NOT face serious discrimination?
Presbyterians
Catholics
Quakers
Jews

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