Question 1

How did Maryland differ from Virginia?​

Accepted Answer

A) There was a more balanced ratio of men to women. 
B) It was established as a proprietary colony. 
C) There was a lack of religious toleration. 
D) Catholics were actively removed from the colony. 
E) All of these are correct. 
A) There was a more balanced ratio of men to women. 
B) It was established as a proprietary colony. 
C) There was a lack of religious toleration. 
D) Catholics were actively removed from the colony. 
E) All of these are correct.

Question 2

Talk about:  Separatists​

Accepted Answer

Separatists are individuals or groups wh

Question 3

Talk about:  Massachusetts Bay Colony​

Accepted Answer

The Massachusetts Bay Colony was one of

Question 4

By the late 1620s, the settlers at Plymouth​

Accepted Answer

A) decided to abandon the settlement and make their way back to England. 
B) suffered levels of population attrition comparable to those in Jamestown. 
C) enjoyed a stable existence based on subsistence agriculture and trade with the natives. 
D) adopted a pattern of communal land ownership. 
E) began reaching out to the Indians to convert them to Christianity. 
A) decided to abandon the settlement and make their way back to England. 
B) suffered levels of population attrition comparable to those in Jamestown. 
C) enjoyed a stable existence based on subsistence agriculture and trade with the natives. 
D) adopted a pattern of communal land ownership. 
E) began reaching out to the Indians to convert them to Christianity.

Question 5

Talk about:  Pocahontas​

Accepted Answer

Pocahontas was a Native American woman w

Question 6

Talk about:  wampum?

Accepted Answer

Wampum refers to traditional shell beads

Question 7

The Protestants who established the New England colonies​

Accepted Answer

A) were motivated by profit. 
B) were primarily motivated by a desire to convert natives to Christianity. 
C) were tolerant of all religious denominations, so long as they practiced Christianity. 
D) wanted to establish tobacco plantations to compete with planters in Virginia. 
E) None of these are correct. 
A) were motivated by profit. 
B) were primarily motivated by a desire to convert natives to Christianity. 
C) were tolerant of all religious denominations, so long as they practiced Christianity. 
D) wanted to establish tobacco plantations to compete with planters in Virginia. 
E) None of these are correct.

Question 8

Talk about:  MassachusettsGeneral Court

Accepted Answer

The Massachusetts General Court is the s

Question 9

In the English West Indies​

Accepted Answer

A) slaves were better cared for as a result of the brutal work regime associated with sugar planting. 
B) planters' homes were large yet lacked many luxuries. 
C) planters were happy to have escaped life in England. 
D) Englishmen and women adopted a new style of dress as a result of the warm climate. 
E) slave owners lived in constant fear of slave rebellions. 
A) slaves were better cared for as a result of the brutal work regime associated with sugar planting. 
B) planters' homes were large yet lacked many luxuries. 
C) planters were happy to have escaped life in England. 
D) Englishmen and women adopted a new style of dress as a result of the warm climate. 
E) slave owners lived in constant fear of slave rebellions.

Question 10

Talk about:  John Winthrop​

Accepted Answer

John Winthrop was an English Puritan law

Question 11

Although England would come to establish more colonies in North America than any other imperial European nation, it was slow to extend its influence overseas.​

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Talk about:  New England Confederation​

Accepted Answer

The New England Confederation was a shor

Question 13

Discuss the role of sugar in the development of the English West Indies.​

Accepted Answer

The role of sugar in the development of

Question 14

Talk about:  Anne Hutchinson​

Accepted Answer

Anne Hutchinson was a prominent figure i

Question 15

Talk about:  gang labor?

Accepted Answer

Gang labor refers to a system of work, o

Question 16

Roger Williams was instrumental in establishing the colony of

Accepted Answer

A) Connecticut. 
B) Rhode Island. 
C) New York. 
D) New Jersey. 
E) Pennsylvania. 
A) Connecticut. 
B) Rhode Island. 
C) New York. 
D) New Jersey. 
E) Pennsylvania.

Question 17

Talk about:  patroonships?

Accepted Answer

Patroonships refer to a system of landho

Question 18

One of the driving forces behind the founding of England's first permanent colony was

Accepted Answer

A) merchants wanted to exploit commercial and agricultural opportunities for profit. 
B) to establish a haven for English Catholics. 
C) to gain knowledge about the flora and fauna of the New World. 
D) to challenge France's power in the New World. 
E) to gain cultural knowledge of the native groups who inhabited the region. 
A) merchants wanted to exploit commercial and agricultural opportunities for profit. 
B) to establish a haven for English Catholics. 
C) to gain knowledge about the flora and fauna of the New World. 
D) to challenge France's power in the New World. 
E) to gain cultural knowledge of the native groups who inhabited the region.

Question 19

Talk about:  Massasoit​

Accepted Answer

Massasoit was a leader of the Wampanoag

Question 20

Talk about:  Dutch West India Company​

Accepted Answer

The Dutch West India Company was a chart

How did Maryland differ from Virginia?

Talk about: Separatists

Talk about: Massachusetts Bay Colony

By the late 1620s, the settlers at Plymouth

Talk about: Pocahontas

Talk about: wampum?

The Protestants who established the New England colonies

Talk about: MassachusettsGeneral Court

In the English West Indies

Talk about: John Winthrop

Although England would come to establish more colonies in North America than any other imperial European nation, it was slow to extend its influence overseas.

Talk about: New England Confederation

Discuss the role of sugar in the development of the English West Indies.

Talk about: Anne Hutchinson

Talk about: gang labor?

Roger Williams was instrumental in establishing the colony of

Talk about: patroonships?

One of the driving forces behind the founding of England's first permanent colony was

Talk about: Massasoit

Talk about: Dutch West India Company

The First American Peoples: Migration, Settlement, and Adaptation

Joining the Hemispheres: Europe, Africa, and the Americas to 1585

Empires Across the Atlantic World, 1650-1700

Colonial Society and Bonds of Empire, 1700-1750

Imperial Conflicts and Revolution, 1750-1783

American Experiments, 1776-1789

Inventing Republics in the Age of Revolutions, 1789-1819

Markets and Democracy, 1790-1840

Personal Transformations and Public Reforms, 1800-1848

A Continental Nation, 1815-1853

Expansion, Slavery, and the Coming of the Civil War, 1848-1861

The American Civil War, 1861-1865

Reunion and Retreat: Reconstruction, 1865-1877

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Exam 3: Experimentation, Resistance, and Persistence, 1585-1650

How did Maryland differ from Virginia?​

Talk about: Separatists​

Talk about: Massachusetts Bay Colony​

By the late 1620s, the settlers at Plymouth​

Talk about: Pocahontas​

Talk about: wampum?

The Protestants who established the New England colonies​

Talk about: MassachusettsGeneral Court

In the English West Indies​

Talk about: John Winthrop​

Although England would come to establish more colonies in North America than any other imperial European nation, it was slow to extend its influence overseas.​

Talk about: New England Confederation​

Discuss the role of sugar in the development of the English West Indies.​

Talk about: Anne Hutchinson​

Talk about: gang labor?

Roger Williams was instrumental in establishing the colony of

Talk about: patroonships?

One of the driving forces behind the founding of England's first permanent colony was

Talk about: Massasoit​

Talk about: Dutch West India Company​

The First American Peoples: Migration, Settlement, and Adaptation

Joining the Hemispheres: Europe, Africa, and the Americas to 1585

Empires Across the Atlantic World, 1650-1700

Colonial Society and Bonds of Empire, 1700-1750

Imperial Conflicts and Revolution, 1750-1783

American Experiments, 1776-1789

Inventing Republics in the Age of Revolutions, 1789-1819

Markets and Democracy, 1790-1840

Personal Transformations and Public Reforms, 1800-1848

A Continental Nation, 1815-1853

Expansion, Slavery, and the Coming of the Civil War, 1848-1861

The American Civil War, 1861-1865

Reunion and Retreat: Reconstruction, 1865-1877

Filters

How did Maryland differ from Virginia?

Talk about: Separatists

Talk about: Massachusetts Bay Colony

By the late 1620s, the settlers at Plymouth

Talk about: Pocahontas

The Protestants who established the New England colonies

In the English West Indies

Talk about: John Winthrop

Although England would come to establish more colonies in North America than any other imperial European nation, it was slow to extend its influence overseas.

Talk about: New England Confederation

Discuss the role of sugar in the development of the English West Indies.

Talk about: Anne Hutchinson

Talk about: Massasoit

Talk about: Dutch West India Company