Exam 3: Empires, Indians, and the Struggle for Power in North America, 1670-1720

____________________ was the first English colony to require each community to create a public school.

The Glorious Revolution in England led to the elevation of as king of England.

The farther south one went in the English colonies in North America, the more diverse the population.

King William's War occurred before Queen Anne's War.

Discuss the differences and similarities among the English colonies in the early 1700s. What aspects of colonial life united them?

Public support for the clergy was much stronger in the North than in the South.

Discuss the evolution of the English concept of constitutional government during the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.

The greatest challenge to the Spanish came in which of the following territories?

The greatest challenge to the Spanish position in North America came in New Mexico.

After the Glorious Revolution, colonists assumed that their governments would be

The Dominion of New England had no elective assembly.

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

In the British colonies life expectancy was longest in

One Native American strategy of survival was the assimilation of captives, including women and children, from one tribe to another.

Trade with Europeans led to major social problems within Native American communities.

Most of the New England colonies had proprietary governments.

Jacob Leisler was the most successful of the early Protestant missionaries to the Native Americans.

The 1691 charter for the colony of Massachusetts

The Board of Trade, which replaced the Lords of Trade in 1696, had extensive powers to enforce the Navigation Acts.

Massasoit's son ____________________ was also known as King Philip.