Exam 4: Expansion and Control, 1700-1763

At the Albany Congress in 1754,prominent politicians and businessman from the British colonies considered national independence from Britain for the first time.

Communities in the southern colonies

The wealthy families of the Chesapeake believed they should control political and religious institutions because they

Describe what a typical "middle passage" would have been like for its slave passengers.

The Stono Rebellion in New York City convinced the citizens of that state to gradually abolish slavery to avoid future riots and uprisings.

The Triangular Trade connected the West Indies,New York,and Boston in a triangle form.

The members of the "natural aristocracy" were

Why did the Puritan experiment in the New World last only a few short generations?

Which of the following statements best characterizes the economy of the Chesapeake?

By the early 1700s,New York and Pennsylvania became known to English traders as the "bread colonies."

The difference between the "Old Lights" and "New Lights" was

The Negro Act,which consolidated South Carolina's slave codes into one comprehensive law,was passed in response to

As the English colonists moved deeper into the Ohio Valley,they

Which of the following is not true about the importation of slaves into the Western Hemisphere in the colonial period?

Which of the following is true about slave resistance in the Southern Colonies?

Known as the "New Lights," the Protestant denominations of the Great Awakening supported evangelism,new methods of prayer,and equality before Christ.

Which of these countries was not a major source of immigration to the Middle Colonies from 1700-1760?

The American Enlightenment adopted the European conventional thinking that humans were incapable of social change and that life on earth was little more than a temporary interlude on the journey to eternal salvation-or hell.

The region known for being more diverse than the others was

The first demonstration by the colonists that they were becoming increasingly politically unified and shared a sense of common political goals was the