Exam 3: The Rise of Anglo American Society

Eventually,whether a Black slave was baptized or not,he or she was a slave for life.

The Iroquois formed a confederacy against the English.

Scotch-Irish left dire poverty to come to America.

Dutch efforts to colonize New Netherlands ________ in comparison to English efforts in other colonies.

The best way to describe Scotch-Irish assimilation after three generations is:

South Carolina had very few Black slaves compared to White servants.

Explain how the White Protestant majority became the dominant group in spite of resistance from German immigrants.

Most of the early Irish came from all of the following backgrounds,except:

The Indians all spoke the same language in America.

Legally,in the late 1600s Black slavery became:

Minority groups with a strong sense of group identity and are socially self-sufficient are likely to resist assimilation:

King James I eventually backed away from direct control of the settlements.

The settlers defined the Indian lands as occupied and worth fighting over.

Briefly describe the evolution of slavery and servitude as discussed in the chapter,listing key turning points in the definition of the duration of servitude.

Ulstermen were regarded as clean,hard working,and literate.

________ are the serious concerns and customary practices that regulate daily life and which concern society's welfare.

Briefly describe the forms and intensities of White efforts to dominate Black slaves and to react to their resistance.

There were too few Pilgrims to really have any influence on the culture of America.

During the first ten years about 15-20,000 Puritans came to America.

Describe the role that land played in the maltreatment of Indians early on.List key legal and attitudinal shifts that contributed.