Exam 3: Colonizing a Continent in the Seventeenth Century

New Amsterdam, founded by the Dutch, became New York after English conquest.

The Pilgrims arrived at Cape Cod in 1620 aboard the Mayflower.

In 1684, King Charles II annulled the ________ colonial charter.

The leader of the Pilgrims was John Smith.

The Iroquois in the 1640s and 1650s engaged in "beaver wars" against the Huron.

In the 1630s, Anne Hutchinson provoked the anger of the Puritan ministry.

Most English Protestants considered Quakers as dangerous fanatics for all of the following reasons EXCEPT refusal to

The city of ________ was the center of Dutch trade in North America.

Of the more than 900 settlers who arrived in Jamestown from 1607 to 1609, less than 10 percent survived.

In the colony of ________, the Glorious Revolution became bloodless but quite disruptive.

The Pequot War took place in New England in 1667 because the Puritans wanted Indian gold.

In North America, the Dutch West India Company's ________ colony was small and profitable.

The capture of ________ for slavery became the early economic basis of the Carolina colony.

Although it served as an ideology of rebellion in England, Puritanism in America became an ideology of control.

The boundaries of the Carolina colony spanned from ________ to central Florida.

The ________ of 1688 ended forever the idea that kings ruled by divine right.

Slavery did not exist nor take root in New England cities during the 1600s.

Few Spanish settlers could be persuaded to settle the colony of ________.

The Puritans believed that God was on their side after local Indians contracted smallpox in 1633.

In 1675, the Wampanoag in New England laid waste to Puritan settlements.