Question 1

The New England colonists benefited from all of the following in King Philip's War EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  the Wampanoag's unfamiliarity with warfare 
B)  ample trained recruits from militia units 
C)  solid governmental control 
D)  a civil war among the Indians 
A)  the Wampanoag's unfamiliarity with warfare 
B)  ample trained recruits from militia units 
C)  solid governmental control 
D)  a civil war among the Indians

Question 2

What factors benefited the colonists in defeating Indians in seventeenth-century encounters?

Accepted Answer

Several factors benefited the colonists

Question 3

How did the conditions of militia service in the colonies change over the seventeenth century?

Accepted Answer

In the seventeenth century, the conditio

Question 4

Aside from the fear that a standing army may violate basic liberties, why did Great Britain opt against a standing army?

Accepted Answer

A)  Militias were cheaper. 
B)  A standing army empowered the masses. 
C)  Militias improved morale. 
D)  A standing army required much more land. 
A)  Militias were cheaper. 
B)  A standing army empowered the masses. 
C)  Militias improved morale. 
D)  A standing army required much more land.

Question 5

The Army of the United Colonies consisted of troops from all of the following colonies EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  New Hampshire. 
B)  Massachusetts. 
C)  Plymouth. 
D)  Rhode Island. 
A)  New Hampshire. 
B)  Massachusetts. 
C)  Plymouth. 
D)  Rhode Island.

The New England colonists benefited from all of the following in King Philip's War EXCEPT

What factors benefited the colonists in defeating Indians in seventeenth-century encounters?

How did the conditions of militia service in the colonies change over the seventeenth century?

Aside from the fear that a standing army may violate basic liberties, why did Great Britain opt against a standing army?

The Army of the United Colonies consisted of troops from all of the following colonies EXCEPT

The Colonies and Wars for Empire

Independence and the Birth of a National Military

Challenges for a New Nation

The Second War of Independence

Agents of Empire

Toward a Professional Military

Civil War Reconstruction

Becoming a Modern Military

Over There

Learning and Preparing: The 1920s and 1930s

World War II

Post-War Reform and New Challenges

Challenges of the Cold War

Vietnam

Reform and Adjustment for a Changing World

Into the Twenty-First Century

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Exam 1: The First American Way of War

The New England colonists benefited from all of the following in King Philip's War EXCEPT

What factors benefited the colonists in defeating Indians in seventeenth-century encounters?

How did the conditions of militia service in the colonies change over the seventeenth century?

Aside from the fear that a standing army may violate basic liberties, why did Great Britain opt against a standing army?

The Army of the United Colonies consisted of troops from all of the following colonies EXCEPT

The Colonies and Wars for Empire

Independence and the Birth of a National Military

Challenges for a New Nation

The Second War of Independence

Agents of Empire

Toward a Professional Military

Civil War Reconstruction

Becoming a Modern Military

Over There

Learning and Preparing: The 1920s and 1930s

World War II

Post-War Reform and New Challenges

Challenges of the Cold War

Vietnam

Reform and Adjustment for a Changing World

Into the Twenty-First Century

Filters