Question 1

The Navigation Acts were attempts to give England sole control over the trade of its North American colonies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

The "Five Nations" of the colonial period were

Accepted Answer

A)  England, Spain, France, Holland, and Sweden. 
B)  a European mutual defense league dedicated to reducing the power of Spain. 
C)  the first South American countries to win independence from European colonial powers. 
D)  the lost tribes of Israel. 
E)  an Iroquois confederation. 
A)  England, Spain, France, Holland, and Sweden. 
B)  a European mutual defense league dedicated to reducing the power of Spain. 
C)  the first South American countries to win independence from European colonial powers. 
D)  the lost tribes of Israel. 
E)  an Iroquois confederation. E

Question 3

Charles II and James II were brothers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

The French were much more skilled ⎯ and successful ⎯ in dealing with Native Americans than the British.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

_____________were items that could only legally be shipped to England or another English colony.

Accepted Answer

Enumerated

Question 6

Explore the Acts of Trade and Navigation in the mid-seventeenth century. What were their goals, and how successful were they?

Accepted Answer

The Acts of Trade and Navigation were a

Question 7

Mercantilists assumed that the colonies only existed to enrich the mother country.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The Pueblo Revolt in Spanish New Mexico

Accepted Answer

A)  permanently freed the Navajos and Apaches from Spanish authority. 
B)  virtually destroyed the Hopi tribe. 
C)  was more successful than any other Indian rebellion in American history. 
D)  was staged by Mexican peasants who wanted a more democratic government. 
E)  threatened the British settlements. 
A)  permanently freed the Navajos and Apaches from Spanish authority. 
B)  virtually destroyed the Hopi tribe. 
C)  was more successful than any other Indian rebellion in American history. 
D)  was staged by Mexican peasants who wanted a more democratic government. 
E)  threatened the British settlements.

Question 9

The large-scale warfare between European settlers and the Indians of New England that began in 1675 was called

Accepted Answer

A)  King James's War. 
B)  Metacom's War. 
C)  Bacon's Rebellion. 
D)  Leisler's Rebellion. 
E)  Stono's Rebellion. 
A)  King James's War. 
B)  Metacom's War. 
C)  Bacon's Rebellion. 
D)  Leisler's Rebellion. 
E)  Stono's Rebellion.

Question 10

Examine the causes and course of the Glorious Revolution.

Accepted Answer

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 was a si

Question 11

In North America, educational opportunities

Accepted Answer

A)  were very limited in areas where slavery was predominant. 
B)  existed only in the French colony of Quebec. 
C)  were denied to women and working-class men in all the Puritan colonies. 
D)  were nonexistent. 
E)  were more widespread in the South than elsewhere. 
A)  were very limited in areas where slavery was predominant. 
B)  existed only in the French colony of Quebec. 
C)  were denied to women and working-class men in all the Puritan colonies. 
D)  were nonexistent. 
E)  were more widespread in the South than elsewhere.

Question 12

Discuss the impact of European colonization on the Indian societies of North America. How did the Native Americans react to the dangers inherent in contact with the whites?

Accepted Answer

European colonization had a significant

Question 13

By 1700, the population of England's mainland colonies reached  .

Accepted Answer

The answer of By 1700, the population of England's mainland...

Question 14

The Board of Trade was an early attempt at government by_____________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The Board of Trade was an early...

Question 15

The leader of the 1676 Virginia rebellion was

Accepted Answer

A)  Thomas Berkeley. 
B)  Nathaniel Bacon. 
C)  Jacob Leisler. 
D)  Edward Randolph. 
E)  William Berkeley. 
A)  Thomas Berkeley. 
B)  Nathaniel Bacon. 
C)  Jacob Leisler. 
D)  Edward Randolph. 
E)  William Berkeley.

Question 16

Queen Anne's War and the Yamasee War

Accepted Answer

A)  triggered a period of intense animosity between settlers and Indians that lasted for decades. 
B)  was unique in their brevity. 
C)  encompassed only Massachusetts and Rhode Island. 
D)  ushered in a long period of peace. 
E)  was led by Metacom. 
A)  triggered a period of intense animosity between settlers and Indians that lasted for decades. 
B)  was unique in their brevity. 
C)  encompassed only Massachusetts and Rhode Island. 
D)  ushered in a long period of peace. 
E)  was led by Metacom.

Question 17

The survival of the Iroquois Five Nations depended upon their ability to_____________ captives.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The survival of the Iroquois Five Nations...

Question 18

Colonists viewed military service as

Accepted Answer

A)  a temporary, voluntary experience. 
B)  a lifelong commitment and career choice. 
C)  the public duty of each young man when he reached the age of 18. 
D)  the responsibility of men who actually lived in England rather than in the colonies. 
E)  the highest honor that the empire could offer them. 
A)  a temporary, voluntary experience. 
B)  a lifelong commitment and career choice. 
C)  the public duty of each young man when he reached the age of 18. 
D)  the responsibility of men who actually lived in England rather than in the colonies. 
E)  the highest honor that the empire could offer them.

Question 19

The Navigation Act of 1660 dealt primarily with products going into the colonies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The Dominion of New England had no elective assembly.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

The Navigation Acts were attempts to give England sole control over the trade of its North American colonies.

The "Five Nations" of the colonial period were

Charles II and James II were brothers.

The French were much more skilled ⎯ and successful ⎯ in dealing with Native Americans than the British.

_____________were items that could only legally be shipped to England or another English colony.

Explore the Acts of Trade and Navigation in the mid-seventeenth century. What were their goals, and how successful were they?

Mercantilists assumed that the colonies only existed to enrich the mother country.

The Pueblo Revolt in Spanish New Mexico

The large-scale warfare between European settlers and the Indians of New England that began in 1675 was called

Examine the causes and course of the Glorious Revolution.

In North America, educational opportunities

Discuss the impact of European colonization on the Indian societies of North America. How did the Native Americans react to the dangers inherent in contact with the whites?

By 1700, the population of England's mainland colonies reached .

The Board of Trade was an early attempt at government by_____________.

The leader of the 1676 Virginia rebellion was

Queen Anne's War and the Yamasee War

The survival of the Iroquois Five Nations depended upon their ability to_____________ captives.

Colonists viewed military service as

The Navigation Act of 1660 dealt primarily with products going into the colonies.

The Dominion of New England had no elective assembly.

When Old Worlds Collide: Encounters in the Atlantic World to 1600

Colonization in North America

Provincial America and the Struggle for a Continent

Reform Resistance Revolution

The Revolutionary Republic

Completing the Revolution

Northern Transformations

The Old South

Toward an American Culture

Whigs and Democrats

Antebellum Reform

Manifest Destiny an Empire for Liberty or Slavery

The Gathering Tempest

Secession and Civil War

A New Birth of Freedom

Reconstruction

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Exam 3: Empires Indians and the Struggle for Power in North America

The Navigation Acts were attempts to give England sole control over the trade of its North American colonies.

The "Five Nations" of the colonial period were

Charles II and James II were brothers.

The French were much more skilled ⎯ and successful ⎯ in dealing with Native Americans than the British.

_____________were items that could only legally be shipped to England or another English colony.

Explore the Acts of Trade and Navigation in the mid-seventeenth century. What were their goals, and how successful were they?

Mercantilists assumed that the colonies only existed to enrich the mother country.

The Pueblo Revolt in Spanish New Mexico

The large-scale warfare between European settlers and the Indians of New England that began in 1675 was called

Examine the causes and course of the Glorious Revolution.

In North America, educational opportunities

Discuss the impact of European colonization on the Indian societies of North America. How did the Native Americans react to the dangers inherent in contact with the whites?

By 1700, the population of England's mainland colonies reached .

The Board of Trade was an early attempt at government by_____________.

The leader of the 1676 Virginia rebellion was

Queen Anne's War and the Yamasee War

The survival of the Iroquois Five Nations depended upon their ability to_____________ captives.

Colonists viewed military service as

The Navigation Act of 1660 dealt primarily with products going into the colonies.

The Dominion of New England had no elective assembly.

When Old Worlds Collide: Encounters in the Atlantic World to 1600

Colonization in North America

Provincial America and the Struggle for a Continent

Reform Resistance Revolution

The Revolutionary Republic

Completing the Revolution

Northern Transformations

The Old South

Toward an American Culture

Whigs and Democrats

Antebellum Reform

Manifest Destiny an Empire for Liberty or Slavery

The Gathering Tempest

Secession and Civil War

A New Birth of Freedom

Reconstruction

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