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

The English Navigation Acts were implemented to hurt the power of the ____________________ in North America.

The "Five Nations" of the colonial period were

The Salem Witchcraft Trials ended when

By 1700, ____________________ had become the center of a secure transatlantic empire.

The staple crop of South Carolina after 1690 was

Charles II and James II were brothers.

Colonists viewed military service as

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

As the French moved into the region around the Mississippi River, the Spanish correctly saw them as a threat to their ___________________  in Mexico.

Sir Edmund Andros was a Protestant missionary who set up a model mission community in Massachusetts.

Seventeenth-century philosophers discussed the struggle between

The most successful Indian revolt in American history was led by ____________________, a San Pueblo medicine man, in 1680.

Early mercantilists felt that the supply of wealth was unlimited.

The nation that funded their national debt and greatly increased their borrowing power was

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

When Nathaniel Bacon was elected to the Virginia assembly, William Berkeley

Which of the following was stated in the Navigation Acts passed between 1651 and 1673?

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

The governor of New France was known as

After the first Pueblo revolt, ____________________ made the Spanish position in New Mexico precarious.