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The treaty of Tordesillas divided the new world between:
a) England and SPain
b) SPain and France
c) France and Portugal
d) Spain and Portugal
What did the Indian groups in America have in common?
a) styles of housing
b) individual ownership of the land
c) relationship to the land
d) lack of any writing system
Where was the first successful permanent English settlement
a) Jamestown
b) Roanoke
c) Plymouth
d) Charles Town
In 1619, slavery was introduced to the Southern colonies and in the Caribbean because:
a) Tobacco/sugar plantations required a large labor force
b) these areas needed to have new markets opened in Africa
c) Raw materials and natural resources were scarce in the Americas
d) 85% of settlers returned to Europe within a year
The headright system:
a) determined who was eligible to vote
b) prohibited slavery in the colonies
c) made men the legal head of the household
d) gave settlers 50 acres of land for coming to the colony
The _________ introduced the 1st representative democracy to America in ______________.
a) Mayflower compact, Roanoke
b) House of Burgesses, Jamestown
c) Constitution, Plymouth
d) Bill of RIghts, New York
How did the protestant reformation affect exploration and settlement in North America?
a) Rivalries between European nations limited travel to America
b) Protestant groups established colonies seeking religious freedom
c) Joint-stock companies were formed to begin industrial manufacturing
d) Disputes with-in the Orthodox churches led people to seek refuge in America
This was a farmer's revolt that started as a dispute over protection from Indians?
a) Pequot war
b) King Phillip's war
c) Bacon's rebellion
d) Shay's rebellion
Which settlement was home to the pilgrims?
a) Baltimore
b) Philadelphia
c) Jamestown
d) Plymouth
Roger Williams is best known for:
a) Advocating the uniting of church and state
b) advocating the separation of church and state
c) Founder of New Hampshire
d) Founder of Massachusetts
Document signed by the Pilgrims that established a common gov't for their colony?
a) House of Burgesses
b) mayflower Compact
c) Fundamental Orders
d) Plymouth Plantation
What was significant about the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?
a) 1st representative gov't
b) 1st direct democracy
c) guaranteed religious freedom
d) 1st written constitution
Maryland was the first colony to grant religious freedom to all with the toleration act:
a) true
b) false
c)
d)
Enlghtenment philosopher who wrote about natural rights:
a) Jonathon Edwards
b) Roger Williams
c) William Penn
d) John Locke
Which of the following best describes the economy of the south during the colonial period?
a) large farms, staple crops, and cheap labor
b) warehouses, ship building, and towns
c) small farms, fish products, and markets
d) towns, small farms, and cheap labor
What is name of the trade route across the Atlantic that involved buying and selling rum, slaves, and sugar?
a) staple system
b) triangular trade
c) middle passage
d) atlantic highway
An economic system in which a colony sends raw materials to its mother country in exchange for finished products
a) mercantilism
b) capitalism
c) socialism
d) mefirstism
England passed the Navigation Acts to prevent the colonist from trading with other countries
a) True
b) False
c)
d)
The great awakening of the 18th century was a:
a) movement supporting public education
b) intellectual renaissance
c) industrial revolution
d) religious revival
Fought for better rights for women in colonial america
a) Rosie the Riveter
b) John Smith
c) Pocahontas
d) Abigail Adams
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