Question 1

"Mourning Wars," a tradition practiced by Indians such as the Iroquois

Accepted Answer

A) were used mostly as a way to replenish the male population. 
B) had little effect on the Huron nation. 
C) usually meant the outright slaughter of only colonists to avenge Indian deaths. 
D) always occurred immediately after sunrise. 
A) were used mostly as a way to replenish the male population. 
B) had little effect on the Huron nation. 
C) usually meant the outright slaughter of only colonists to avenge Indian deaths. 
D) always occurred immediately after sunrise.

Question 2

Identify who, what, where, when and/or why the following are important:
1. Mourning war
2. Oliver Cromwell
3. New Model Army
4. Society of Friends
5. Navigation Acts of 1651
6. King William's War
7. Jean Baptiste Colbert
8. Bacon's Rebellion
9. New England Company 
10. jeremiads

Accepted Answer

1. Mourning War: Who/What: Mourning wars

Question 3

Virginian laws regarding indentured servitude that were enacted during the 1660s

Accepted Answer

A) always followed the English common law. 
B) differed from English common law in that they allowed slaves who were Christianized the ability to sue for their freedom. 
C) had a negative effect on enslaved fathers. 
D) immediately increased the number of slaves purchased due to the weakening of restrictive legislation. 
A) always followed the English common law. 
B) differed from English common law in that they allowed slaves who were Christianized the ability to sue for their freedom. 
C) had a negative effect on enslaved fathers. 
D) immediately increased the number of slaves purchased due to the weakening of restrictive legislation.

Question 4

New England colonists became increasingly concerned over their relationship with England during the mid-17th century, partly because of

Accepted Answer

A) their vague legal standing following the English Civil War. 
B) political support of Quakers who were despised in England. 
C) increasing suspicions over English power arrangements. 
D) the Indians' petition to Charles II for the continued support of the Massachusetts government. 
A) their vague legal standing following the English Civil War. 
B) political support of Quakers who were despised in England. 
C) increasing suspicions over English power arrangements. 
D) the Indians' petition to Charles II for the continued support of the Massachusetts government.

Question 5

Although the English Civil War of 1640s occurred within the confines of England, its effects profoundly affected both sides of the Atlantic. Summarize the main events of the war, and analyze the war's influence on England and the American colonies.

Accepted Answer

The English Civil War, which took place

Question 6

What was one of the most unusual traits of Carolina's slave trafficking?

Accepted Answer

A) Most slaves came from Barbados. 
B) There were no laws regarding the treatment of slaves. 
C) It included Indians both as traffickers and as a commodity. 
D) It created an acceptance of West African culture. 
A) Most slaves came from Barbados. 
B) There were no laws regarding the treatment of slaves. 
C) It included Indians both as traffickers and as a commodity. 
D) It created an acceptance of West African culture.

Question 7

As a result of Bacon's Rebellion,

Accepted Answer

A) Governor Berkeley gained enormous respect from Charles II for the way he handled the situation. 
B) the threat of Indian attacks was diminished. 
C) white supremacy tactics temporarily lost ground. 
D) there was a decrease in the numbers of African slaves purchased due to fear of black population growth. 
A) Governor Berkeley gained enormous respect from Charles II for the way he handled the situation. 
B) the threat of Indian attacks was diminished. 
C) white supremacy tactics temporarily lost ground. 
D) there was a decrease in the numbers of African slaves purchased due to fear of black population growth.

Question 8

By 1633 Spanish friars successfully established a mission in the Florida Panhandle, causing

Accepted Answer

A) increased tensions between friars, officials and Indians. 
B) Apalachee Indians to unite in their desire to convert. 
C) a decrease in inter-tribal warfare. 
D) the Apalachee to become part of Florida's growing trade network. 
A) increased tensions between friars, officials and Indians. 
B) Apalachee Indians to unite in their desire to convert. 
C) a decrease in inter-tribal warfare. 
D) the Apalachee to become part of Florida's growing trade network.

Question 9

How did Bacon's Rebellion ultimately affect Virginia?

Accepted Answer

remade Virginia's borders and

Question 10

The English occupation of New York

Accepted Answer

A) resulted in the repair of relations between the Dutch and English. 
B) restricted the Dutch in their ability to continue their religious practices. 
C) eventually created class and ethnic tensions. 
D) forbade the intermarriage of Dutch with the English. 
A) resulted in the repair of relations between the Dutch and English. 
B) restricted the Dutch in their ability to continue their religious practices. 
C) eventually created class and ethnic tensions. 
D) forbade the intermarriage of Dutch with the English.

Question 11

As part of the strategy to control the colonies in New France, the French

Accepted Answer

A) increased their slaughter of the Iroquois. 
B) curbed Iroquois raids by invading Mohawk territory and decimating their supplies. 
C) created an alliance with the Mohawk, who were French supporters. 
D) agreed to withdraw Jesuits from the area. 
A) increased their slaughter of the Iroquois. 
B) curbed Iroquois raids by invading Mohawk territory and decimating their supplies. 
C) created an alliance with the Mohawk, who were French supporters. 
D) agreed to withdraw Jesuits from the area.

Question 12

By the middle of the 17th century New England and Barbados were dependent upon each other for trade, because

Accepted Answer

A) New England produced molasses that was necessary to the Barbados diet. 
B) the forests in Barbados provided wood for goods produced in New England. 
C) many New Englanders went to Barbados, since the relative ease of sugar cane production promised quick profits. 
D) New England was able to supply Barbados with food and other necessities, thereby freeing up the labor force. 
A) New England produced molasses that was necessary to the Barbados diet. 
B) the forests in Barbados provided wood for goods produced in New England. 
C) many New Englanders went to Barbados, since the relative ease of sugar cane production promised quick profits. 
D) New England was able to supply Barbados with food and other necessities, thereby freeing up the labor force.

Question 13

As leader of the Pueblo, Popé claimed

Accepted Answer

A) the Pueblo could end their suffering if they converted. 
B) that monogamy should be practiced by the Pueblo as a way of solidifying family relations. 
C) the adoption of Christian names would increase their chances of eternal salvation. 
D) the Pueblo had to regain favor of the gods by returning to the old ways. 
A) the Pueblo could end their suffering if they converted. 
B) that monogamy should be practiced by the Pueblo as a way of solidifying family relations. 
C) the adoption of Christian names would increase their chances of eternal salvation. 
D) the Pueblo had to regain favor of the gods by returning to the old ways.

Question 14

By the late 17th century, the slave trade in Carolina

Accepted Answer

A) led to better relations between the English and Spanish, who shared a similar philosophy regarding African slaves. 
B) accelerated the transformation of Indian politics. 
C) increased the lure of settlement, due to the establishment of peaceful relations between colonists and Indians. 
D) included direct shipment of slaves from West Africa to Carolina. 
A) led to better relations between the English and Spanish, who shared a similar philosophy regarding African slaves. 
B) accelerated the transformation of Indian politics. 
C) increased the lure of settlement, due to the establishment of peaceful relations between colonists and Indians. 
D) included direct shipment of slaves from West Africa to Carolina.

Question 15

The ______________ were guided by an "inner light" which was the ability to determine what God wanted for them and for the world.

Accepted Answer

A) Cotton Mather 
B) William Penn 
C) Roger Bacon 
D) Edmund Andros 
A) Cotton Mather 
B) William Penn 
C) Roger Bacon 
D) Edmund Andros

Question 16

As a result of the smallpox epidemics of the 1930s,

Accepted Answer

A) Iroquois and other Indian tribes maintained a peaceful co-existence. 
B) Jesuit missionaries declined in number due to deaths from the disease. 
C) .friction between Indian tribes increased. 
D) traditional Indian remedies proved successful against the disease. 
A) Iroquois and other Indian tribes maintained a peaceful co-existence. 
B) Jesuit missionaries declined in number due to deaths from the disease. 
C) .friction between Indian tribes increased. 
D) traditional Indian remedies proved successful against the disease.

Question 17

What part did the Puritans play in the English Civil War?

Accepted Answer

Oliver Cromwell beca

Question 18

Proprietors who acquired large land grants in Carolina

Accepted Answer

A) were mainly Barbadians, who had a large influence on the development of the colony. 
B) agreed that the right to negotiate land concessions from the Indians would be left to the governors of the respective states. 
C) encouraged colonists to establish trade in the interior areas of the state. 
D) acknowledged the right of slaves who accepted Christianity to apply for their freedom. 
A) were mainly Barbadians, who had a large influence on the development of the colony. 
B) agreed that the right to negotiate land concessions from the Indians would be left to the governors of the respective states. 
C) encouraged colonists to establish trade in the interior areas of the state. 
D) acknowledged the right of slaves who accepted Christianity to apply for their freedom.

Question 19

Who was Virginia's royal governor during the English Civil War?

Accepted Answer

A) William Berkeley 
B) Margaret Brent 
C) Oliver Cromwell 
D) John Eliot 
A) William Berkeley 
B) Margaret Brent 
C) Oliver Cromwell 
D) John Eliot

Question 20

As a result of the power struggles between the friars and the governors in Florida,

Accepted Answer

A) New Mexicans accepted friars and their missions as an integral part of New Mexico's development. 
B) the power of the friars was diminished. 
C) the Franciscans gained dominance in New Mexico. 
D) the Franciscans agreed to incorporate some Indian spiritual traditions into Catholic rituals. 
A) New Mexicans accepted friars and their missions as an integral part of New Mexico's development. 
B) the power of the friars was diminished. 
C) the Franciscans gained dominance in New Mexico. 
D) the Franciscans agreed to incorporate some Indian spiritual traditions into Catholic rituals.

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

"Mourning Wars," a tradition practiced by Indians such as the Iroquois

Identify who, what, where, when and/or why the following are important: 1. Mourning war 2. Oliver Cromwell 3. New Model Army 4. Society of Friends 5. Navigation Acts of 1651 6. King William's War 7. Jean Baptiste Colbert 8. Bacon's Rebellion 9. New England Company 10. jeremiads

Virginian laws regarding indentured servitude that were enacted during the 1660s

New England colonists became increasingly concerned over their relationship with England during the mid-17th century, partly because of

Although the English Civil War of 1640s occurred within the confines of England, its effects profoundly affected both sides of the Atlantic. Summarize the main events of the war, and analyze the war's influence on England and the American colonies.

What was one of the most unusual traits of Carolina's slave trafficking?

As a result of Bacon's Rebellion,

By 1633 Spanish friars successfully established a mission in the Florida Panhandle, causing

How did Bacon's Rebellion ultimately affect Virginia?

The English occupation of New York

As part of the strategy to control the colonies in New France, the French

By the middle of the 17th century New England and Barbados were dependent upon each other for trade, because

As leader of the Pueblo, Popé claimed

By the late 17th century, the slave trade in Carolina

The ______________ were guided by an "inner light" which was the ability to determine what God wanted for them and for the world.

As a result of the smallpox epidemics of the 1930s,

What part did the Puritans play in the English Civil War?

Proprietors who acquired large land grants in Carolina

Who was Virginia's royal governor during the English Civil War?

As a result of the power struggles between the friars and the governors in Florida,

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