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EXAM 1


EXAM 1Versión en línea May God be with y'all por Samy 1 What situation defined the Roanoke Colony settlers? a They vanished with no clear trace of their fate b They returned to England in 1590 c They founded Jamestown nearby d They signed treaties with local tribes 2 How was trade between Natives and colonists characterized? a A mix of barter, gift exchange, and occasional conflict b Colonists controlled all trade with force c Purely peaceful barter only d Natives refused any trade altogether 3 Who mainly settled Jamestown and what was their experience? a Spanish missionaries seeking conversion b English adventurers seeking profits with harsh early hardship c French fur traders with easy living d Dutch merchants with immediate wealth 4 Where and who was part of the first elected colonial assembly? a Pennsylvania; Provincial Assembly b Virginia; the House of Burgesses (158)st-Men and planters c Connecticut; General Assembly d Massachusetts; General Court 5 Virginia's 'gold' crop was which staple? a Cotton b Rice c Tobacco d Indigo 6 Why was tobacco production relevant to Virginia? a It caused a drought b It had little impact on trade c It replaced all food crops d It boosted profits and stabilized the colony's economy 7 John Calvin's core idea centered on which doctrine? a Predestination b Annihilationism c Papal authority d Free will 8 Compare Chesapeake and New England populations: which is closer? a New England grew faster initially then declined b Chesapeake grew faster in the 17th century; New England grew steadily c Chesapeake slower; New England slower still d Both regions declined in population 9 Dower rights guaranteed what for a wife? a Tax exemption for life b Ownership of all lands c A widow's settlement from her husband’s estate d Right to vote 10 West Indies cash crop that fueled slavery growth in the 1600s? a Sugar b Indigo c Tobacco d Rice 11 Puritans believed the Church of England needed? a More ornate rituals b Complete separation from England c Reformation and purification d Alignment with Catholic rites 12 William Penn advocated what in Pennsylvania? a Slavery of natives b Absolute monarchy c Religious liberty and fair treatment for natives d Frequent wars with neighbors 13 Walking Purchase involved a dispute over what? a Navigation rights b Tax collection methods c Land rights measured by walking speed d River boundaries 14 An artisan is best described as a person who? a Plantation overseer b Skilled craftsman producing goods by hand c Landless tenant d Unskilled laborer 15 Virginia House of Burgesses held a belief about slavery that? a Conversion granted freedom only after service b Religious conversion did not free a slave c Slavery was illegal d Freed slaves immediately upon conversion 16 Bacon's Rebellion was primarily about? a Export bans on tobacco b Taxation without representation alone c Frustrations over Native policy and frontier protection d Religious reforms 17 Enslaved person vs. indentured servant: key difference? a Indentured were paid workers; enslaved were not b Enslaved status was lifelong; indentured was limited term c Indentured were free at birth; enslaved were not d Enslaved could vote; indentured could not 18 Why did Jamestown burn in the 17th century? a Native forces razed it seasonally b A hurricane destroyed it c Conflict and disease contributed to neglect and fires d An accident of laboratory gas 19 Philadelphia's importance during the colonial era was as a center for? a Agricultural festival hub b Military fortification only c Isolation and minimal trade d Trade, politics, and abolitionist ideas 20 Royal African Company's monopoly affected how? a Banned all trade with natives b Promoted free trade of goods c Controlled and limited the slave trade from Africa d Ended slavery in colonies 21 Salem witchcraft trials are best described as? a Mass hysteria and accusations amid religious tension b A trade dispute incident c A peaceful religious revival d A scientific experiment 22 Charleston's wealth in the colonial era came from what? a Rice and port commerce b Gold mining c Copper trades d Silk production 23 Slave ships primarily carried enslaved Africans to? a The Americas in the transatlantic voyage b Europe only c Within North America only d Africa to Asia routes 24 Chesapeake slavery mainly involved which work? a Tobacco cultivation and related tasks b Mining operations c Schooling administration d Shipbuilding only 25 Free Blacks in the colonial era often faced what? a Automatic land grants b Limited rights and various legal restrictions c Unlimited economic mobility d Guaranteed citizenship 26 The Enlightenment's fatherly figure is often named as? a Benjamin Franklin in America; Voltaire in Europe b Muhammad c Thomas Aquinas d Confucius 27 Great Awakening was a religious movement led by? a Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield b Martin Luther and John Calvin c John Winthrop and William Bradford d Thomas Paine and Patrick Henry 28 Stono Rebellion occurred in which region? a New York b South Carolina c Pennsylvania d New England 29 Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade moved enslaved people between? a Asia, Africa, and Europe b Within the Americas only c Europe to Australia d Africa, the Americas, and Europe 30 Deists believed in what stance on religion and reason? a A strict priestly hierarchy b Rejection of all religion c God as a creator, with reason guiding morality d Divine intervention every day 31 15th century trade routes with Asia brought what to colonies? a No impact on colonies b Only gold c New goods and ideas via maritime routes d Only warfare technology 32 Columbus's geographic error led to the discovery of which continent? a The Americas b Africa c Australia d Antarctica 33 Ferdinand Magellan is known for? a Discovering the Americas single-handedly b Finding a land route to Asia by sea c Disproving the Earth is round d Circumnavigating the globe (first voyage) 34 Conquistadores sought to do what in the New World? a Civilize without any conflict b Create democratic republics c Establish peaceful trade alone d Conquer lands and extract wealth for Spain 35 Martin Luther's notable year 1517 marked? a The invention of the printing press b The fall of Constantinople c 95 Theses challenging the Catholic Church d The discovery of America 36 Spain's goals for colonization included? a Gold, glory, and religious spread b Avoiding any settlement c Creating autonomous city-states d Industrial development only 37 Native Americans and the Dutch relationship often involved? a Only peaceful alliances b Exclusive Dutch domination without natives c Trade, alliances, and conflict at times d Never interacting 38 Dutch and French used which commodity for imperial growth? a Agricultural crops only b Furs and maritime trade goods c Slaves exclusively d Gold mining 39 Gutenberg's printing press affected the colonies by? a Destroying manuscripts b Having no impact c Spreading ideas and literacy rapidly d Restricting information flow 40 Us vs. Them concept—name a direct example from this study area. a Cities vs. oceans b Towns against animals c Colonists vs. Native tribes in land and trade disputes d Europeans vs. Africans over hygiene

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EXAM 1Versión en línea

por Samy

What situation defined the Roanoke Colony settlers?

How was trade between Natives and colonists characterized?

Who mainly settled Jamestown and what was their experience?

Where and who was part of the first elected colonial assembly?

Virginia's 'gold' crop was which staple?

Why was tobacco production relevant to Virginia?

John Calvin's core idea centered on which doctrine?

Compare Chesapeake and New England populations: which is closer?

Dower rights guaranteed what for a wife?

West Indies cash crop that fueled slavery growth in the 1600s?

Puritans believed the Church of England needed?

William Penn advocated what in Pennsylvania?

Walking Purchase involved a dispute over what?

An artisan is best described as a person who?

Virginia House of Burgesses held a belief about slavery that?

Bacon's Rebellion was primarily about?

Enslaved person vs. indentured servant: key difference?

Why did Jamestown burn in the 17th century?

Philadelphia's importance during the colonial era was as a center for?

Royal African Company's monopoly affected how?

Salem witchcraft trials are best described as?

Charleston's wealth in the colonial era came from what?

Slave ships primarily carried enslaved Africans to?

Chesapeake slavery mainly involved which work?

Free Blacks in the colonial era often faced what?

The Enlightenment's fatherly figure is often named as?

Great Awakening was a religious movement led by?

Stono Rebellion occurred in which region?

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade moved enslaved people between?

Deists believed in what stance on religion and reason?

15th century trade routes with Asia brought what to colonies?

Columbus's geographic error led to the discovery of which continent?

Ferdinand Magellan is known for?

Conquistadores sought to do what in the New World?

Martin Luther's notable year 1517 marked?

Spain's goals for colonization included?

Native Americans and the Dutch relationship often involved?

Dutch and French used which commodity for imperial growth?

Gutenberg's printing press affected the colonies by?

Us vs. Them concept—name a direct example from this study area.