Chapter 1 and 2 Flashcards

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1
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The geographic Features of New England region forced the colonist to rely on

A

Shipbuilding and fishing for economic success

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2
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What is the correct order for these early English settlements

Roanoke
Jamestown
Pennsylvania
Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay

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Roanoke, Jamestown, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, Pennsylvania

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Geographical diffrence in the colonial america resulted in all of the following except
Increase farming in the south
Increase tension among Native American Tribes
Timber and fishing as jobs in the New England region
Decrease in the Triangular slave trade
Decrease of farming in the New England region

A

Decrease in the Triangular slave trade

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4
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England’s drive to obtain additional colonies in America was an example of

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Imperialism

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5
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What was the primary motivation for Spanish colonization in the Americas

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Economic gain

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Which of the following colonies was established as a haven for Quakers and promoted religious tolerance
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire

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Pennsylvania

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7
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In which year did christoper Columbus make his first voyage to the Americas

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1492

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8
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Who was the Spanish explorer and conquistador who explored Florida and is believed to be the first European to reach what is now the United States

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Juan Ponce de leon

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9
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This conquistador conqured the Aztecs and claimed Mexico for Spain

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Cortez

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10
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John Smith is often credited with helping the Jamestown settlers survive by

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Imposing strict miliatry disipline

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The primary motive for the establisment of the New England colonies was what

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Freedom of Religion

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12
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The primary motive for the establishment of the Southern colonies was what

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Money

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13
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The pilgrims, seeking religious freedom, established the colony of plymouth is which presend day U.S. state

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Massachusetts

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14
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The most diverse area of the country in the colonial period was located in the ____ Colonies

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Middle

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15
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All of the following are Southern colonies except
North Carolina
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina

A

Delaware

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16
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Which colony was founded in 1607 and is often considered the first permanent English settlement in North America

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Jamestown

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17
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what was the backbone of the southern economy?

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slaves

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18
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The pilgrims who landed at Plymouth were called the ____ in England

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seperatists

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19
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What was the primary crop cultivated in the English colonies of Virginia and Maryland during the 17th century

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Tobacco

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20
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What were the separatist Pilgrims on board the Mayflower seeking in their journey to settle in Americas

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To secure their own religious freedome and avoid persecution

21
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John Winthrop’s fleet landed in Boston, Massachusetts in 1630 as part of the “Great Migration.” Wo made up the largest group of people to separte from England in order to start a new life in the American colonies?

22
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Why were puritan town meetings important to the colonies and the future of America?

A

encouraged the growth of self-government and democratic traditons

23
Q

Pennsylvania was founded by Quakers- a Protestant group that was persecuted in England. Which of the following were an important part of Quaker beliefs?

Toleration of different peoples and religions
Non-violence
Hard work
None of the above
All of the Above

A

all of the above

24
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Millions of African slave; men, women, and children traveled against their will to the New World. What was this overcrowded voyage on the Atlantic Ocean called?

A

middle passage

25
What was one difference between slaves and indentured servants in 1700's
Indentured servants recieved "freedom dues " at the end of their service, slaves were treated as property
26
Jamestown was founded in what year?
1607
27
Columbus discovery of the new world set off a system of trade connecting the eastern and western hemisphere. This transfer of plants, animals, people, and disease was known as what?
The columbian exchange
28
The first people to arrive in the americas during the Ice Age are believed to have migrated from which continent?
Asia
29
The first people arrived here during what time period
Ice Age
30
All of the following are negative effects of a post columbus world on Native americans Loss of land Increased trade Slavery loss of life
Increased trade
31
The major difference between Spanish pattern of conquest and English pattern of conquest was what?
The Spanish lived amongst the Native Americans and attempted to reform them to fit in with Spanish Culture
32
The act of Toleration in Maryland is an important law because it laid the groundwork for
Freedom of Religion
33
What do Anne Hutchinson and Roger Williams have in common
They both were prominent members of the Quaker settlement of Pennsylvania
34
Mexican culture today has traces of what two groups?
Native Americans and Spanish
35
What European country originally settled New Jersey
Netherland
36
By a "city upon a hill," John Winthrop meant
a godly community for others to emulate.
37
The Virginia House of Burgesses is the first
Popularly elected legisture in the New world
38
Bartolome de las Casas, a Spanish Dominican friar, is best known for his advocacy on behalf of which group of people in the Americas during the colonial period?
Indigenous peoples
39
All of the following are one of the original 13 colonies located in New England except Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut
Maine
40
Which European countries had claims in North America during the colonial period
Spain, France, and England
41
The quakers got in trouble in England for the following reasons except Refusing to pay taxes if they believed the money would be spent to fund wars Refusing to fight in wars Violently rebelling for their freedom of religion Declining to take oaths or allegiance to the crown
Violently rebelling for their freedom of religion
42
After 1492 Eurpope changed in all of the following way except The columbian exchange was introduced The availability of more land An increase in wars and national rivalry A decrease in overall economic wealth
A decrease in overall economic wealth
43
Which two traditional American beliefs started with the first settlers in the new world
Freedom of Religion and a representative government
44
The Mayflower compact was signed by Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower in 1620. What did it establish?
A system of govenment based on direct democracy
45
The system of foced labor in Spanish colonies, where Native Americans were required to work on Spanish estates, was known as
Ecomienda
46
Which English colony was known as the "City upon a hill" and intended to serve as a model of Christian virtue and community?
Massachusetts Bay
47
The introduction of which animal from Europe had a transformative effect on Native American Plains cultures?
Horses
48
The arrival of European diseases in the Americas resulted in what type of demographic change among Native American popularions?
Rapid population decline
49
The first slaves were introduced to what is now the United States in what year?
1619