Question 1

Which of these is one of the ways the landscape of the Great Lakes region was changed by violence and disease?

Accepted Answer

A) captivity and disbursement of the Huron 
B) rise of the Huron, who became the most powerful Indian tribe in the Great Lakes region 
C) decline of the Iroquois, who were forced to flee the area and relocate further west 
D) merging of the Iroquois and Huron into one formidable confederation 
A) captivity and disbursement of the Huron 
B) rise of the Huron, who became the most powerful Indian tribe in the Great Lakes region 
C) decline of the Iroquois, who were forced to flee the area and relocate further west 
D) merging of the Iroquois and Huron into one formidable confederation

Question 2

What conclusion did the English draw from King Philip's War and Bacon's Rebellion?

Accepted Answer

A) The colonists could handle themselves in internal disputes. 
B) They needed tighter control over the colonies. 
C) The Anglican Church needed to exert more control over the colonial clergy. 
D) The Indians could never be subdued and therefore alliances with them were not possible in the future. 
A) The colonists could handle themselves in internal disputes. 
B) They needed tighter control over the colonies. 
C) The Anglican Church needed to exert more control over the colonial clergy. 
D) The Indians could never be subdued and therefore alliances with them were not possible in the future.

Question 3

What was the purpose of the Articles of Capitulation?

Accepted Answer

A) They forbade the Dutch from practicing their religious beliefs in New York. 
B) The Dutch were allowed to move freely within the English Empire. 
C) They prevented the Dutch from reconquering New York. 
D) The Dutch were forced to serve in the English military. 
A) They forbade the Dutch from practicing their religious beliefs in New York. 
B) The Dutch were allowed to move freely within the English Empire. 
C) They prevented the Dutch from reconquering New York. 
D) The Dutch were forced to serve in the English military.

Question 4

Which of the following statements best describes England's domination of New York during the 1680s?

Accepted Answer

A) Political divisions in the colony were diminished. 
B) The English imposed their laws of government on the Dutch. 
C) Dutch merchants did not easily integrate into British society. 
D) The English minority was unable to gain control of the representative assembly. 
A) Political divisions in the colony were diminished. 
B) The English imposed their laws of government on the Dutch. 
C) Dutch merchants did not easily integrate into British society. 
D) The English minority was unable to gain control of the representative assembly.

Question 5

The English Navigation Acts of 1651

Accepted Answer

A) were enthusiastically accepted by the colonists. 
B) faced resistance from English merchants. 
C) were criticized by colonists as too restrictive. 
D) were aimed at curtailing colonial trade with Dutch merchants. 
A) were enthusiastically accepted by the colonists. 
B) faced resistance from English merchants. 
C) were criticized by colonists as too restrictive. 
D) were aimed at curtailing colonial trade with Dutch merchants.

Question 6

What happened to the various tribes of Indians during the period 1640-1660?

Accepted Answer

A) The Apalachee gained power in the southwest. 
B) The Iroquois gained power in the northeast. 
C) The Pueblo gained power in New Mexico. 
D) The Indians were defeated in every section of North America. 
A) The Apalachee gained power in the southwest. 
B) The Iroquois gained power in the northeast. 
C) The Pueblo gained power in New Mexico. 
D) The Indians were defeated in every section of North America.

Question 7

By the end of the 17th century tensions were beginning to occur between colonists and the English. What were some of the causes of friction and how did they affect colonial development?

Accepted Answer

By the end of the 17th century, tensions

Question 8

Ultimately, the legacy of Popé included the

Accepted Answer

A) expulsion of friars from New Mexico. 
B) Spanish releasing the Pueblo and other Indians in New Mexico from Spanish rule. 
C) surrender by the Pueblo, who were forced to turn to other tribes for protection. 
D) rejection of all Spanish influence by the Pueblo. 
A) expulsion of friars from New Mexico. 
B) Spanish releasing the Pueblo and other Indians in New Mexico from Spanish rule. 
C) surrender by the Pueblo, who were forced to turn to other tribes for protection. 
D) rejection of all Spanish influence by the Pueblo.

Question 9

During the 1640s the ________________ increased the way colonists participated in the Atlantic trade network.

Accepted Answer

A) Pueblo conflict 
B) English Civil Wars 
C) Glorious Revolution 
D) New England Company 
A) Pueblo conflict 
B) English Civil Wars 
C) Glorious Revolution 
D) New England Company

Question 10

William Penn was instrumental in

Accepted Answer

A) keeping Philadelphia from becoming an overcrowded urban center. 
B) recruiting single men to fulfill positions of Delaware River merchants. 
C) banishing slavery and the slave trade from Pennsylvania. 
D) establishing amicable relations with the Delaware Indians. 
A) keeping Philadelphia from becoming an overcrowded urban center. 
B) recruiting single men to fulfill positions of Delaware River merchants. 
C) banishing slavery and the slave trade from Pennsylvania. 
D) establishing amicable relations with the Delaware Indians.

Question 11

Up to the 1650s, the expansion of African slavery in the Chesapeake area was a gradual process due to

Accepted Answer

A) the decline in the numbers of available slaves because of internal warring among African nations. 
B) the decline of trade with West Indies' planters. 
C) a plentiful supply of indentured servants. 
D) the fact that African slavers did not want to deal with the English laws of slavery practiced in the Chesapeake region. 
A) the decline in the numbers of available slaves because of internal warring among African nations. 
B) the decline of trade with West Indies' planters. 
C) a plentiful supply of indentured servants. 
D) the fact that African slavers did not want to deal with the English laws of slavery practiced in the Chesapeake region.

Question 12

The Society of Friends of New England

Accepted Answer

A) readily gained acceptance due to their egalitarian view of society. 
B) were accepted in the colonies but not in England. 
C) gained the admiration of ministers and officials who appreciated their peaceful approach to colonial controversies. 
D) alienated leaders because they refused to conform to certain social rituals. 
A) readily gained acceptance due to their egalitarian view of society. 
B) were accepted in the colonies but not in England. 
C) gained the admiration of ministers and officials who appreciated their peaceful approach to colonial controversies. 
D) alienated leaders because they refused to conform to certain social rituals.

Question 13

How did the French relationship with the Indians affect their position in North America?

Accepted Answer

A) The French were denied access to the interior land claimed by the Iroquois. 
B) The French were unable to establish trading posts along a major waterway due to Iroquois resistance. 
C) The French gained greater access to inland trade. 
D) The French lacked the necessary outposts needed to guard western access. 
A) The French were denied access to the interior land claimed by the Iroquois. 
B) The French were unable to establish trading posts along a major waterway due to Iroquois resistance. 
C) The French gained greater access to inland trade. 
D) The French lacked the necessary outposts needed to guard western access.

Question 14

How did New England colonists attempt to solidify relations with England?

Accepted Answer

A) They relied on the English for education regarding the natural world. 
B) They acknowledged their inferior status. 
C) They formed groups to glorify God and increase their prestige with the English. 
D) The colonists relied on state authority over church authority. 
A) They relied on the English for education regarding the natural world. 
B) They acknowledged their inferior status. 
C) They formed groups to glorify God and increase their prestige with the English. 
D) The colonists relied on state authority over church authority.

Question 15

Which British colony had the highest concentration of African Americans?

Accepted Answer

A) Maryland 
B) Virginia 
C) West Indies 
D) Carolina 
A) Maryland 
B) Virginia 
C) West Indies 
D) Carolina

Question 16

Deaths from epidemics, especially smallpox,

Accepted Answer

A) Changed the way neighboring Indian tribes interacted with each other. 
B) Mostly affected the new European immigrants who had no immunity. 
C) Affected primarily the Indian children. 
D) Were limited due to communal healing rituals of the Indians. 
A) Changed the way neighboring Indian tribes interacted with each other. 
B) Mostly affected the new European immigrants who had no immunity. 
C) Affected primarily the Indian children. 
D) Were limited due to communal healing rituals of the Indians.

Question 17

Which of these was among the reactions to the Navigation Acts of 1651, put into effect by Charles II?

Accepted Answer

A) European observers interpreted them to mean that England did not place much value on the colonies. 
B) English merchants were not in favor of them because they restricted trade. 
C) Colonial merchants recognized the laws would increase their market share on a global level. 
D) Colonists objected to the restrictions on what countries they could trade with directly. 
A) European observers interpreted them to mean that England did not place much value on the colonies. 
B) English merchants were not in favor of them because they restricted trade. 
C) Colonial merchants recognized the laws would increase their market share on a global level. 
D) Colonists objected to the restrictions on what countries they could trade with directly.

Question 18

As a result of increased conflicts and crises in North American during the mid-17th century

Accepted Answer

A) France and England became the dominant European powers in North America. 
B) relations between the colonists and Indians had resolved. 
C) laws affecting illegitimate children were relaxed. 
D) colonists relied more than ever on English immigration . 
A) France and England became the dominant European powers in North America. 
B) relations between the colonists and Indians had resolved. 
C) laws affecting illegitimate children were relaxed. 
D) colonists relied more than ever on English immigration .

Question 19

By creating the Dominion of New England, James II

Accepted Answer

A) increased colonial unity. 
B) gave each colony its own governor. 
C) abolished the practice of paying ministers with taxes. 
D) created an inter-colonial militia. 
A) increased colonial unity. 
B) gave each colony its own governor. 
C) abolished the practice of paying ministers with taxes. 
D) created an inter-colonial militia.

Question 20

Which group made up the majority of the population of Barbados in the mid to late 17th century?

Accepted Answer

A) Wealthy planters 
B) African slaves 
C) Indentured servants 
D) Irish emigrants 
A) Wealthy planters 
B) African slaves 
C) Indentured servants 
D) Irish emigrants

Exam 3: Forging Tighter Bonds, 1640 to the 1690s

Which of these is one of the ways the landscape of the Great Lakes region was changed by violence and disease?

What conclusion did the English draw from King Philip's War and Bacon's Rebellion?

What was the purpose of the Articles of Capitulation?

Which of the following statements best describes England's domination of New York during the 1680s?

The English Navigation Acts of 1651

What happened to the various tribes of Indians during the period 1640-1660?

By the end of the 17th century tensions were beginning to occur between colonists and the English. What were some of the causes of friction and how did they affect colonial development?

Ultimately, the legacy of Popé included the

During the 1640s the ________________ increased the way colonists participated in the Atlantic trade network.

William Penn was instrumental in

Up to the 1650s, the expansion of African slavery in the Chesapeake area was a gradual process due to

The Society of Friends of New England

How did the French relationship with the Indians affect their position in North America?

How did New England colonists attempt to solidify relations with England?

Which British colony had the highest concentration of African Americans?

Deaths from epidemics, especially smallpox,

Which of these was among the reactions to the Navigation Acts of 1651, put into effect by Charles II?

As a result of increased conflicts and crises in North American during the mid-17th century

By creating the Dominion of New England, James II

Which group made up the majority of the population of Barbados in the mid to late 17th century?

North America Encounters the Atlantic World

Colonists on the Margins, 1565-1640

Accelerating the Pace of Change, c. 1690-1730

Battling for Souls, Minds, and the Heart

Empire and Resistance, 1763-1776

A Revolutionary Nation, 1776-1789

A New Nation Facing a Revolutionary World 1789-1815

American Peoples on the Move, 1789-1824

Market Revolutions and the Rise of Democracy 1789-1832

New Boundaries, New Roles- 1820-1856

Religion and Reform, 1820-1850

A House Dividing, 1844-1860

The Civil War

Reconstructing America, 1865-1877

Forging a Transcontinental Nation, 1877-1900

A New Industrial and Labor Order, 1877-1900

Cities, Immigrants, Culture, and Politics, 1877-1900

The US Expands Its Reach, 1892-1912

An Age of Progressive Reform, 1890-1920

America and the Great War, 1914-1920

A New ERA, 1920-1930

A New Deal for Americans, 1931-1939

Arsenal of Democracy- the World at War, 1931-1945

Prosperity and Liberty Under the Shadow

The Dynamic 1950s

The Optimism and Anguish of the 1960s

The Vietnam ERA, 1961-1975

Conservatism Resurgent, 1974-1989

After the Cold War, 1988-2000

Twenty-First Century Dangers and Promises

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By the end of the 17^th century tensions were beginning to occur between colonists and the English. What were some of the causes of friction and how did they affect colonial development?

As a result of increased conflicts and crises in North American during the mid-17^th century

Which group made up the majority of the population of Barbados in the mid to late 17^th century?