// question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_2 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_2 // question: 16627508 name: All of the following were problems faced by the early settlers of Jamestown ... ::All of the following were problems faced by the early settlers of Jamestown ...::[html]

All of the following were problems faced by the early settlers of Jamestown except that

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the location on the James River was far enough upstream to hide the settlement from Spanish ships

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the colony was located in a malaria- and typhoid-infested area.

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the colonists often faced starvation due to lack of supplies and lack of farming skills.

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local Indians were unpredictable and often hostile toward the colonists.

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After John Smith returned to England, the colony lacked firm leadership.

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} // question: 16627488 name: Among the Quaker ministers was ::Among the Quaker ministers was ::[html]

Among the Quaker ministers was

{ =

Mary Dyer.

#Correct ~

Anne Hutchinson.

#Incorrect ~

Samuel Gorton.

#Incorrect ~

Henry Dinster.

#Incorrect ~

John Winthrop.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627490 name: Anne Hutchinson was ::Anne Hutchinson was::[html]

Anne Hutchinson was

{ ~

accused of being a witch in the Salem witchcraft trials.

#Incorrect =

expelled from Massachusetts for claiming that she communicated directly with God.

#Correct ~

the wife of the first royal governor of Massachusetts.

#Incorrect ~

the first English woman brought to Massachusetts as an indentured servant.

#Incorrect ~

the first notable poet in New England.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627505 name: Before becoming Lord Protector of England, Oliver Cromwell gained fame as a ::Before becoming Lord Protector of England, Oliver Cromwell gained fame as a::[html]

Before becoming Lord Protector of England, Oliver Cromwell gained fame as a

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member of the House of Lords.

#Incorrect ~

member of the House of Commons.

#Incorrect =

military commander.

#Correct ~

religious leader.

#Incorrect ~

judge.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627479 name: By 1645, the primary crop of Barbados was ::By 1645, the primary crop of Barbados was::[html]

By 1645, the primary crop of Barbados was

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cotton.

#Incorrect =

sugar.

#Correct ~

tobacco.

#Incorrect ~

hemp.

#Incorrect ~

rice.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627486 name: Early Pennsylvania also was referred to as the ::Early Pennsylvania also was referred to as the::[html]

Early Pennsylvania also was referred to as the

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"city upon a hill."

#Incorrect =

"holy experiment."

#Correct ~

"city of God."

#Incorrect ~

"holy commune."

#Incorrect ~

"absence of sin."

#Incorrect } // question: 16627482 name: English colonization efforts in Ireland and North America were similar in ... ::English colonization efforts in Ireland and North America were similar in ...::[html]

English colonization efforts in Ireland and North America were similar in that in both places the

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Protestants comprised an overwhelming majority of the population.

#Incorrect =

English used brutal tactics, including massacring women and children, to subdue the native peoples.

#Correct ~

English liberated the oppressed natives and introduced democratic self-government.

#Incorrect ~

English admired and copied many of the traditions and beliefs of the natives.

#Incorrect ~

conquest was accomplished without bloodshed.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627487 name: In the early seventeenth century, this country's foreign trade probably ... ::In the early seventeenth century, this country's foreign trade probably ...::[html]

In the early seventeenth century, this country's foreign trade probably exceeded that of the rest of Europe

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German

#Incorrect ~

Spanish

#Incorrect ~

Portuguese

#Incorrect ~

English

#Incorrect =

Dutch

#Correct } // question: 16627480 name: In the English Reformation, ::In the English Reformation,::[html]

In the English Reformation,

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the monastic orders expanded their landholdings and increased church taxes.

#Incorrect ~

the number of English Catholics significantly increased.

#Incorrect =

Henry VIII proclaimed himself the "only Supreme Head" of the Church of England.

#Correct ~

the Pope appointed Henry VIII his agent in England.

#Incorrect ~

Non-Separatists openly broke with Calvinism.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627506 name: Indentured servants were ::Indentured servants were::[html]

Indentured servants were

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Men between the ages of 25 and 30.

#Incorrect ~

Only young European females seeking to marry men in the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

Africans who sold their service to colonists but were not considered lifetime slaves.

#Incorrect =

people who agreed to work for a term in exchange for their passage to America.

#Correct ~

Men who were highly prized for their knowledge of tobacco cultivation.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627491 name: Jamestown was established and settled by ::Jamestown was established and settled by::[html]

Jamestown was established and settled by

{ ~

Elizabeth I.

#Incorrect ~

coastal fishermen from New England.

#Incorrect =

the Virginia company.

#Correct ~

Puritans.

#Incorrect ~

Quakers.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627504 name: John Smith is noted for helping to stabilize Jamestown by ::John Smith is noted for helping to stabilize Jamestown by::[html]

John Smith is noted for helping to stabilize Jamestown by

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encouraging the London Company to increase its financial investment in the colony.

#Incorrect =

forcing the colonists to work for their own survival.

#Correct ~

marrying the Indian princess Pocahontas.

#Incorrect ~

developing its gold and silver production.

#Incorrect ~

introducing the production of tobacco to Virginia.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627478 name: Of the 13,000 settlers who went to New England by 1641, were families. ::Of the 13,000 settlers who went to New England by 1641, were families.::[html]

Of the 13,000 settlers who went to New England by 1641, were families.

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none

#Incorrect ~

few

#Incorrect =

most

#Correct ~

all

#Incorrect ~

half

#Incorrect } // question: 16627497 name: Puritans believed that a person's salvation depended on ::Puritans believed that a person's salvation depended on::[html]

Puritans believed that a person's salvation depended on

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good works.

#Incorrect ~

following the teachings of the church.

#Incorrect =

God's covenant of grace.

#Correct ~

chance.

#Incorrect ~

attending church.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627484 name: Roger Williams and a handful of disciples founded ::Roger Williams and a handful of disciples founded::[html]

Roger Williams and a handful of disciples founded

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Newport.

#Incorrect ~

Portsmouth.

#Incorrect =

Providence.

#Correct ~

New Haven.

#Incorrect ~

Canada.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627496 name: Sir Francis Drake was ::Sir Francis Drake was::[html]

Sir Francis Drake was

{ ~

the leader of the English Reformation.

#Incorrect ~

an English explorer who led an expedition to locate the "Northwest Passage."

#Incorrect ~

the Italian mapmaker for whom the continents of the Western Hemisphere were named.

#Incorrect ~

the founder of the Jamestown colony.

#Incorrect =

an English pirate who raided Spanish possessions along the Pacific coast.

#Correct } // question: 16627483 name: The "Body of Liberties" of 1641 can best be described as ::The "Body of Liberties" of 1641 can best be described as::[html]

The "Body of Liberties" of 1641 can best be described as

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a bill of rights.

#Correct ~

a female reformer convention.

#Incorrect ~

a collection of pamphlets.

#Incorrect ~

a series of sermons against the king of England.

#Incorrect ~

a massive protest against Parliament.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627493 name: The author of Oceana was ::The author of Oceana was::[html]

The author of Oceana was

{ =

James Harrington.

#Correct ~

John Milton.

#Incorrect ~

Niccolo Machiavelli.

#Incorrect ~

King James II.

#Incorrect ~

Bishop de las Casas.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627481 name: The colony of Massachusetts Bay was settled by ::The colony of Massachusetts Bay was settled by::[html]

The colony of Massachusetts Bay was settled by

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Catholics.

#Incorrect =

Puritans.

#Correct ~

Quakers.

#Incorrect ~

Anglicans.

#Incorrect ~

Jews.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627485 name: The colony that was established as a Catholic refuge was ::The colony that was established as a Catholic refuge was::[html]

The colony that was established as a Catholic refuge was

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Massachusetts.

#Incorrect ~

New Jersey.

#Incorrect ~

Delaware.

#Incorrect =

Maryland.

#Correct ~

Pennsylvania.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627517 name: The coureurs de bois were French ::The coureurs de bois were French::[html]

The coureurs de bois were French

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Jesuits.

#Incorrect =

fur traders.

#Correct ~

tax collectors.

#Incorrect ~

craftsmen.

#Incorrect ~

soldiers.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627528 name: The English monarch most responsible for defining the Protestant Reformation ... ::The English monarch most responsible for defining the Protestant Reformation ...::[html]

The English monarch most responsible for defining the Protestant Reformation in England was

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Mary of Scotland.

#Incorrect ~

James II.

#Incorrect ~

Charles I.

#Incorrect =

Elizabeth I.

#Correct ~

Philip II.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627500 name: The Indian warrior who led the massacre of 1622 against the Virginia settlers... ::The Indian warrior who led the massacre of 1622 against the Virginia settlers...::[html]

The Indian warrior who led the massacre of 1622 against the Virginia settlers was

{ ~

Powhatan.

#Incorrect ~

Massasoit.

#Incorrect =

Opechancanough.

#Correct ~

Squanto.

#Incorrect ~

Tonto.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627503 name: The leader banished from Massachusetts Bay for arguing that the King had no ... ::The leader banished from Massachusetts Bay for arguing that the King had no ...::[html]

The leader banished from Massachusetts Bay for arguing that the King had no authority to take lands from Native Americans was

{ ~

Thomas Hooker.

#Incorrect ~

John Winthrop.

#Incorrect =

Roger Williams.

#Correct ~

William Bradstreet.

#Incorrect ~

John Smith.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627502 name: The model for England's conquest and colonization of North America was ::The model for England's conquest and colonization of North America was::[html]

The model for England's conquest and colonization of North America was

{ ~

New Spain.

#Incorrect ~

Brazil.

#Incorrect ~

Greenland.

#Incorrect ~

Wales.

#Incorrect =

Ireland.

#Correct } // question: 16627495 name: The monarch who sat on the English throne during the early colonization of ... ::The monarch who sat on the English throne during the early colonization of ...::[html]

The monarch who sat on the English throne during the early colonization of Virginia in North America was

{ ~

Elizabeth I.

#Incorrect =

James I.

#Correct ~

James II.

#Incorrect ~

Charles II.

#Incorrect ~

Philip II.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627501 name: The most important crop in the West Indies was ::The most important crop in the West Indies was::[html]

The most important crop in the West Indies was

{ ~

rice.

#Incorrect =

sugar.

#Correct ~

tobacco.

#Incorrect ~

wheat.

#Incorrect ~

rum.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627524 name: The most important crop to Virginia was ::The most important crop to Virginia was::[html]

The most important crop to Virginia was

{ =

tobacco.

#Correct ~

rice.

#Incorrect ~

cotton.

#Incorrect ~

sugar.

#Incorrect ~

indigo.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627499 name: The popular religious leader who was banned from Massachusetts in 1638 was ::The popular religious leader who was banned from Massachusetts in 1638 was::[html]

The popular religious leader who was banned from Massachusetts in 1638 was

{ ~

John Cotton.

#Incorrect ~

Increase Mather.

#Incorrect =

Anne Hutchinson.

#Correct ~

Cotton Mather.

#Incorrect ~

Squanto.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627507 name: The primary export of Jamestown was ::The primary export of Jamestown was::[html]

The primary export of Jamestown was

{ ~

cotton.

#Incorrect ~

wheat.

#Incorrect =

tobacco.

#Correct ~

flax.

#Incorrect ~

sugar.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627526 name: The Puritan idea that God would not punish the whole community for misdeeds ... ::The Puritan idea that God would not punish the whole community for misdeeds ...::[html]

The Puritan idea that God would not punish the whole community for misdeeds of individuals stemmed from the

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covenant of works.

#Incorrect ~

covenant of grace.

#Incorrect ~

church covenant.

#Incorrect =

community covenant.

#Correct ~

Bible.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627477 name: The Restoration colonies were ::The Restoration colonies were::[html]

The Restoration colonies were

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the smallest and least profitable colonies in New England.

#Incorrect ~

founded by political exiles who were driven out of the Puritan colonies.

#Incorrect ~

Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maine, and Vermont.

#Incorrect ~

founded by the Catholics.

#Incorrect =

proprietary colonies founded by cavalier supporters of Charles II and James II.

#Correct } // question: 16627498 name: The Toleration Act applied to ::The Toleration Act applied to::[html]

The Toleration Act applied to

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Virginia.

#Incorrect =

Maryland.

#Correct ~

Rhode Island.

#Incorrect ~

Massachusetts.

#Incorrect ~

New Spain.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627489 name: Which of the following had established a permanent settlement in North ... ::Which of the following had established a permanent settlement in North ...::[html]

Which of the following had established a permanent settlement in North America before 1600?

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France

#Incorrect =

Spain

#Correct ~

England

#Incorrect ~

the Netherlands

#Incorrect ~

Portugal

#Incorrect } // question: 16627509 name: Which of the following is true of slavery in the English colonies? ::Which of the following is true of slavery in the English colonies?::[html]

Which of the following is true of slavery in the English colonies?

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By the time of the American Revolution, most colonies had outlawed slavery.

#Incorrect ~

Most of the slaves in North America lived in the New England colonies.

#Incorrect =

The Dutch first brought slaves to the Virginia colony in 1619.

#Correct ~

Since slavery was common in England, it also was a basic feature of all the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

Only South Carolina had established slavery at the time of the American Revolution.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627492 name: Which of the following cohabited with Indian women in marriage-like arrangeme... ::Which of the following cohabited with Indian women in marriage-like arrangeme...::[html]

Which of the following cohabited with Indian women in marriage-like arrangements?

{ ~

English

#Incorrect =

French

#Correct ~

Dutch

#Incorrect ~

Swedes

#Incorrect ~

Spanish

#Incorrect } // question: 16627494 name: William Penn's constitution for Pennsylvania was ::William Penn's constitution for Pennsylvania was ::[html]

William Penn's constitution for Pennsylvania was

{ =

called the First Frame of Government.

Incorrect

based on the Fundamental Governing Law.

Incorrect

inspired by the ideas of James Harrington.

Correct

entitled the Covenant of the People

Incorrect

a proponent of a Bill of Rights.

Incorrect

} // question: 16627511 name: Anne Hutchinson was banished from Massachusetts Bay because of her religious ... ::Anne Hutchinson was banished from Massachusetts Bay because of her religious ...::[html]

Anne Hutchinson was banished from Massachusetts Bay because of her religious beliefs.

{TRUE} // question: 16627521 name: Before 1700, far more Englishmen went to the West Indies than the Chesapeake. ::Before 1700, far more Englishmen went to the West Indies than the Chesapeake.::[html]

Before 1700, far more Englishmen went to the West Indies than the Chesapeake.

{TRUE} // question: 16627539 name: By the early 1700s, racial caste was replacing opportunity as the organizing ... ::By the early 1700s, racial caste was replacing opportunity as the organizing ...::[html]

By the early 1700s, racial caste was replacing opportunity as the organizing principle of Chesapeake society.

{TRUE} // question: 16627518 name: During the seventeenth century, Spain was the most populated region of Europe. ::During the seventeenth century, Spain was the most populated region of Europe.::[html]

During the seventeenth century, Spain was the most populated region of Europe.

{FALSE} // question: 16627515 name: Early Pennsylvanians fought often with their Indian neighbors. ::Early Pennsylvanians fought often with their Indian neighbors.::[html]

Early Pennsylvanians fought often with their Indian neighbors.

{FALSE} // question: 16627536 name: From the start, wealth in Pennsylvania rested on trade with other colonies. ::From the start, wealth in Pennsylvania rested on trade with other colonies.::[html]

From the start, wealth in Pennsylvania rested on trade with other colonies.

{TRUE} // question: 16627522 name: Jesuits did not believe that Indians had to be Europeanized before they could... ::Jesuits did not believe that Indians had to be Europeanized before they could...::[html]

Jesuits did not believe that Indians had to be Europeanized before they could be Christianized.

{TRUE} // question: 16627531 name: Like Virginia, Maryland had established churches and vestries. ::Like Virginia, Maryland had established churches and vestries.::[html]

Like Virginia, Maryland had established churches and vestries.

{FALSE} // question: 16627527 name: Most of the colonists who sailed to England's North American colonies were ... ::Most of the colonists who sailed to England's North American colonies were ...::[html]

Most of the colonists who sailed to England's North American colonies were young, unmarried men.

{TRUE} // question: 16627530 name: Most that came to New England were middle class. ::Most that came to New England were middle class.::[html]

Most that came to New England were middle class.

{FALSE} // question: 16627514 name: Pennsylvania quickly became an economic success. ::Pennsylvania quickly became an economic success.::[html]

Pennsylvania quickly became an economic success.

{TRUE} // question: 16627516 name: Pennsylvanians organized a militia shortly after the founding of their colony. ::Pennsylvanians organized a militia shortly after the founding of their colony.::[html]

Pennsylvanians organized a militia shortly after the founding of their colony.

{FALSE} // question: 16627529 name: Quakers saw children as tiny sinners and practiced harsh discipline. ::Quakers saw children as tiny sinners and practiced harsh discipline.::[html]

Quakers saw children as tiny sinners and practiced harsh discipline.

{FALSE} // question: 16627513 name: Slaves took the place of indentured servants toward the end of the 1600s. ::Slaves took the place of indentured servants toward the end of the 1600s.::[html]

Slaves took the place of indentured servants toward the end of the 1600s.

{TRUE} // question: 16627534 name: The Baptists posed the greatest alarm for the Puritan establishment. ::The Baptists posed the greatest alarm for the Puritan establishment.::[html]

The Baptists posed the greatest alarm for the Puritan establishment.

{FALSE} // question: 16627535 name: The bicameral legislature that Lord Baltimore instituted in Maryland was ... ::The bicameral legislature that Lord Baltimore instituted in Maryland was ...::[html]

The bicameral legislature that Lord Baltimore instituted in Maryland was likely to see Protestants dominate the elective assembly and Catholics control the appointive council.

{TRUE} // question: 16627540 name: The Church of England became Catholic in doctrine and theology but remained ... ::The Church of England became Catholic in doctrine and theology but remained ...::[html]

The Church of England became Catholic in doctrine and theology but remained largely Calvinist in structure, liturgy, and ritual.

{FALSE} // question: 16627538 name: The founders of Connecticut feared that Massachusetts was too lenient in ... ::The founders of Connecticut feared that Massachusetts was too lenient in ...::[html]

The founders of Connecticut feared that Massachusetts was too lenient in certifying church members.

{FALSE} // question: 16627525 name: The London Company performed abysmally in Virginia, spending an extravagant ... ::The London Company performed abysmally in Virginia, spending an extravagant ...::[html]

The London Company performed abysmally in Virginia, spending an extravagant sum for very little return.

{TRUE} // question: 16627532 name: The only Catholic sacrament accepted by Calvinists was baptism. ::The only Catholic sacrament accepted by Calvinists was baptism.::[html]

The only Catholic sacrament accepted by Calvinists was baptism.

{FALSE} // question: 16627533 name: The person most responsible for the development of tobacco as a cash crop in ... ::The person most responsible for the development of tobacco as a cash crop in ...::[html]

The person most responsible for the development of tobacco as a cash crop in Virginia was John Rolfe.

{TRUE} // question: 16627523 name: The Protestants in the New World treated the Indians more humanely than did ... ::The Protestants in the New World treated the Indians more humanely than did ...::[html]

The Protestants in the New World treated the Indians more humanely than did the Catholics.

{FALSE} // question: 16627512 name: The Puritans attempted to "purify" the Catholic Church. ::The Puritans attempted to "purify" the Catholic Church.::[html]

The Puritans attempted to "purify" the Catholic Church.

{FALSE} // question: 16627519 name: The term Yankee is derived from an Indian word meaning foreigner. ::The term Yankee is derived from an Indian word meaning foreigner.::[html]

The term Yankee is derived from an Indian word meaning foreigner.

{FALSE} // question: 16627510 name: William Penn received his Pennsylvania grant in payment of a debt owed by ... ::William Penn received his Pennsylvania grant in payment of a debt owed by ...::[html]

William Penn received his Pennsylvania grant in payment of a debt owed by Charles II to his father.

{TRUE} // question: 16627520 name: Women far outnumbered men in early Virginia. ::Women far outnumbered men in early Virginia.::[html]

Women far outnumbered men in early Virginia.

{FALSE} // question: 16627537 name: Women had almost equal status with men in Quaker families. ::Women had almost equal status with men in Quaker families.::[html]

Women had almost equal status with men in Quaker families.

{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_1 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_1 // question: 16627570 name: After the 1430s information was able to circulate more freely in Europe than ... ::After the 1430s information was able to circulate more freely in Europe than ...::[html]

After the 1430s information was able to circulate more freely in Europe than anywhere else in the world because of the

{ ~

political unity achieved by the monarchs.

#Incorrect =

invention of the printing press.

#Correct ~

rapid development of sailing vessels.

#Incorrect ~

social mobility that came with the breakdown of feudalism.

#Incorrect ~

invention of the telephone.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627578 name: All except which of the following were negative results of the exploration ... ::All except which of the following were negative results of the exploration ...::[html]

All except which of the following were negative results of the exploration and discovery era?

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Millions of Africans were enslaved and transported to other parts of the world.

#Incorrect ~

Warfare, slavery, and disease killed millions of Indians.

#Incorrect ~

Many plants native to the Americas were displaced by European imports.

#Incorrect =

The Asian nations of China, India, and Japan became the wealthiest and most powerful countries in the world.

#Correct ~

European animals overran American rivals.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627584 name: As of 1400, ____ mariners were the world's best. ::As of 1400, ____ mariners were the world's best.::[html]

As of 1400, ____ mariners were the world's best.

{ ~

English

#Incorrect ~

Spanish

#Incorrect ~

Portuguese

#Incorrect ~

Chinese

#Incorrect =

Arab

#Correct } // question: 16627575 name: Before the arrival of the Europeans, the Indian societies of the Americas ::Before the arrival of the Europeans, the Indian societies of the Americas::[html]

Before the arrival of the Europeans, the Indian societies of the Americas

{ ~

were all primitive, nomadic hunters and gatherers.

#Incorrect ~

were democratic cultures in which all members, including women, could vote.

#Incorrect ~

used bronze and iron for tools and weapons.

#Incorrect ~

had all developed a written language.

#Incorrect =

were Stone Age cultures

#Correct } // question: 16627573 name: Before the nineteenth century, more than ____ of the people who sailed across... ::Before the nineteenth century, more than ____ of the people who sailed across...::[html]

Before the nineteenth century, more than ____ of the people who sailed across the Atlantic were slaves.

{ ~

one-quarter

#Incorrect ~

one-third

#Incorrect ~

one-half

#Incorrect =

two-thirds

#Correct ~

three-quarters

#Incorrect } // question: 16627564 name: Despite the fact that it was a nonliterate culture, this empire managed to ... ::Despite the fact that it was a nonliterate culture, this empire managed to ...::[html]

Despite the fact that it was a nonliterate culture, this empire managed to rule up to 12 million people over a widely expanding area.

{ ~

Africans

#Incorrect ~

Chinese

#Incorrect ~

Mayans

#Incorrect =

Incans

#Correct ~

Aztecs

#Incorrect } // question: 16627563 name: Each of the following could be referred to as a conquistador except ::Each of the following could be referred to as a conquistador except::[html]

Each of the following could be referred to as a conquistador except

{ ~

Hernán Cortés.

#Incorrect ~

Francisco Pizarro.

#Incorrect =

Vasco da Gama.

#Correct ~

Francisco de Coronado.

#Incorrect ~

Hernando de Soto

#Incorrect } // question: 16627586 name: Human habitation of the Americas began approximately ::Human habitation of the Americas began approximately::[html]

Human habitation of the Americas began approximately

{ ~

500,000 years ago.

#Incorrect ~

100,000 years ago.

#Incorrect =

15,000 years ago.

#Correct ~

5,000 years ago.

#Incorrect ~

500 years ago.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627583 name: In 1400, western European society was ::In 1400, western European society was::[html]

In 1400, western European society was

{ ~

self-sufficient and had no interest in trading with Asia.

#Incorrect ~

primarily interested in importing gold and silver from Russia.

#Incorrect =

backward and isolated when compared with Chinese and Islamic societies.

#Correct ~

scientifically and mathematically the most advanced culture in the world.

#Incorrect ~

not influenced by religion.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627571 name: In the period 1530 to 1630, the population of Mexico and Peru decreased by ne... ::In the period 1530 to 1630, the population of Mexico and Peru decreased by ne...::[html]

In the period 1530 to 1630, the population of Mexico and Peru decreased by nearly

{ ~

10 percent.

#Incorrect ~

30 percent.

#Incorrect ~

60 percent.

#Incorrect =

90 percent.

#Correct ~

100 percent

#Incorrect } // question: 16627572 name: Most European Christians viewed the Indians as ::Most European Christians viewed the Indians as::[html]

Most European Christians viewed the Indians as

{ ~

innocent, childlike people who should be left alone.

#Incorrect ~

descendants of the ancient survivors of the lost continent of Atlantis.

#Incorrect =

soulless savages.

#Correct ~

sophisticated people who were morally and ethically superior to the inhabitants of Asia and Europe.

#Incorrect ~

one of the lost tribes of Israel.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627582 name: The Black Death reduced Europe's population by ::The Black Death reduced Europe's population by::[html]

The Black Death reduced Europe's population by

{ ~

one-quarter.

#Incorrect =

one-third.

#Correct ~

one-half.

#Incorrect ~

two-third.

#Incorrect ~

three-quarter.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627577 name: The early civilizations of America were basically ____ age cultures. ::The early civilizations of America were basically ____ age cultures.::[html]

The early civilizations of America were basically ____ age cultures.

{ ~

bronze

#Incorrect =

stone

#Correct ~

wood

#Incorrect ~

iron

#Incorrect ~

agricultural

#Incorrect } // question: 16627580 name: The early Native American civilization to leave detailed written records of ... ::The early Native American civilization to leave detailed written records of ...::[html]

The early Native American civilization to leave detailed written records of their activities were the

{ ~

Aztec.

#Incorrect ~

Texaca.

#Incorrect ~

Cherokee

#Incorrect ~

Olmec.

#Incorrect =

Maya.

#Correct } // question: 16627569 name: The era of European exploration ::The era of European exploration::[html]

The era of European exploration

{ =

brought previously isolated societies into contact with other nations and cultures.

#Correct ~

promoted peaceful and friendly relations between different ethnic groups.

#Incorrect ~

promoted religious toleration and ended the persecution of non-Christians around the globe.

#Incorrect ~

failed to spread technology.

#Incorrect ~

held no benefits to American Indians.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627567 name: The European nation that was the pioneer in the area of exploration was ::The European nation that was the pioneer in the area of exploration was::[html]

The European nation that was the pioneer in the area of exploration was

{ ~

Spain.

#Incorrect ~

Germany.

#Incorrect ~

Italy.

#Incorrect ~

France.

#Incorrect =

Portugal

#Correct } // question: 16627585 name: The leader of the Aztecs at the time of their defeat in 1519 was ::The leader of the Aztecs at the time of their defeat in 1519 was::[html]

The leader of the Aztecs at the time of their defeat in 1519 was

{ ~

Atahualpa.

#Incorrect =

Moctezuma.

#Correct ~

Tenochtitlan.

#Incorrect ~

Texcoco.

#Incorrect ~

Geronimo.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627561 name: The major source of wealth exploited by the Spaniards in the Americas was ::The major source of wealth exploited by the Spaniards in the Americas was::[html]

The major source of wealth exploited by the Spaniards in the Americas was

{ ~

gold.

#Incorrect =

silver.

#Correct ~

tobacco.

#Incorrect ~

cotton.

#Incorrect ~

iron

#Incorrect } // question: 16627576 name: The most devastating factor brought to the Americas by the Europeans was ::The most devastating factor brought to the Americas by the Europeans was::[html]

The most devastating factor brought to the Americas by the Europeans was

{ ~

the horse

#Incorrect ~

gunpowder.

#Incorrect ~

cannon.

#Incorrect ~

bronze weaponry.

#Incorrect =

disease.

#Correct } // question: 16627568 name: The most likely reason for European success in conquering the American Indian... ::The most likely reason for European success in conquering the American Indian...::[html]

The most likely reason for European success in conquering the American Indian population is

{ =

the prolonged isolation of the Americas from the rest of the world.

#Correct ~

the superiority of European civilizations.

#Incorrect ~

the warlike savagery of the Europeans.

#Incorrect ~

the passivity of Native Americans.

#Incorrect ~

the success of the priests in converting them to Christianity.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627562 name: The nation that led the way for European expansion into the Americas was ::The nation that led the way for European expansion into the Americas was::[html]

The nation that led the way for European expansion into the Americas was

{ ~

France.

#Incorrect ~

England.

#Incorrect ~

China.

#Incorrect =

Portugal.

#Correct ~

Spain

#Incorrect } // question: 16627581 name: The Norse settlements founded in the 1000s on the coast of Newfoundland ::The Norse settlements founded in the 1000s on the coast of Newfoundland::[html]

The Norse settlements founded in the 1000s on the coast of Newfoundland

{ ~

exist into the present.

#Incorrect ~

endured until after Columbus's voyages.

#Incorrect ~

met no resistance from native Americans.

#Incorrect ~

brought African slavery to the Americas.

#Incorrect =

died out before Columbus's voyages, and had no lasting impact on history.

#Correct } // question: 16627579 name: The system of labor control that allowed a person to exploit the labor force ... ::The system of labor control that allowed a person to exploit the labor force ...::[html]

The system of labor control that allowed a person to exploit the labor force for a certain period of time was called

{ ~

hacienda.

#Incorrect =

encomienda.

#Correct ~

bandeirante.

#Incorrect ~

requerimiento.

#Incorrect ~

casa grande

#Incorrect } // question: 16627566 name: Under slavery as it existed in Africa ::Under slavery as it existed in Africa::[html]

Under slavery as it existed in Africa

{ ~

the slaves were forced to work long hours in commercial agriculture.

#Incorrect =

slaves' descendents were often assimilated into the captor's society.

#Correct ~

only Christians were enslaved.

#Incorrect ~

slaves were isolated as a separate caste.

#Incorrect ~

slaves were executed after serving five years.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627565 name: Which of the following is not true of the Spanish conquistadores? ::Which of the following is not true of the Spanish conquistadores?::[html]

Which of the following is not true of the Spanish conquistadores?

{ ~

They succeeded in part because smallpox decimated the Indian population.

#Incorrect =

They led huge armies of 50,000 to 100,000 well-trained Europeans.

#Correct ~

They searched unsuccessfully for fabulous golden cities in North America.

#Incorrect ~

They conquered two major empires in the Americas and greatly increased the wealth and power of Spain.

#Incorrect ~

They destroyed religious items of the native people.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627574 name: Who of the following was the conqueror of the Inca empire? ::Who of the following was the conqueror of the Inca empire?::[html]

Who of the following was the conqueror of the Inca empire?

{ =

Francisco Pizarro

#Correct ~

Hernán Cortés

#Incorrect ~

Francisco de Coronado

#Incorrect ~

Vasco da Gama

#Incorrect ~

Bishop de las Casas.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627608 name: American silver made the king of Spain the most powerful monarch in Christendom. ::American silver made the king of Spain the most powerful monarch in Christendom.::[html]

American silver made the king of Spain the most powerful monarch in Christendom.

{TRUE} // question: 16627609 name: As the encomienda system faded, a new system of debt peonage kept Indians ... ::As the encomienda system faded, a new system of debt peonage kept Indians ...::[html]

As the encomienda system faded, a new system of debt peonage kept Indians tied to the Spanish.

{TRUE} // question: 16627601 name: Beringia was never a hospitable place for plant and animal life. ::Beringia was never a hospitable place for plant and animal life.::[html]

Beringia was never a hospitable place for plant and animal life.

{FALSE} // question: 16627607 name: During the long history of the Atlantic slave trade, nearly every African ... ::During the long history of the Atlantic slave trade, nearly every African ...::[html]

During the long history of the Atlantic slave trade, nearly every African shipped overseas had first been enslaved by other Africans.

{TRUE} // question: 16627615 name: Europe's most fiercely Catholic society as the sixteenth century began was ... ::Europe's most fiercely Catholic society as the sixteenth century began was ...::[html]

Europe's most fiercely Catholic society as the sixteenth century began was Spain.

{TRUE} // question: 16627588 name: For the Western Hemisphere as a whole, any given region probably lost at ... ::For the Western Hemisphere as a whole, any given region probably lost at ...::[html]

For the Western Hemisphere as a whole, any given region probably lost at least 90 percent of its population within a year of sustained contact with Europeans.

{FALSE} // question: 16627618 name: Generally, the Spanish were very generous when dealing with Native American ... ::Generally, the Spanish were very generous when dealing with Native American ...::[html]

Generally, the Spanish were very generous when dealing with Native American civilizations.

{FALSE} // question: 16627599 name: Humans did not actually live on Beringia; it was used only as a means of ... ::Humans did not actually live on Beringia; it was used only as a means of ...::[html]

Humans did not actually live on Beringia; it was used only as a means of travel between Siberia and Alaska.

{FALSE} // question: 16627594 name: In 1400, Europe did not appear poised for dramatic expansion. ::In 1400, Europe did not appear poised for dramatic expansion.::[html]

In 1400, Europe did not appear poised for dramatic expansion.

{TRUE} // question: 16627603 name: In 1573, the Spanish King disavowed the enslavement of Indians or even ... ::In 1573, the Spanish King disavowed the enslavement of Indians or even ...::[html]

In 1573, the Spanish King disavowed the enslavement of Indians or even attacks against them.

{TRUE} // question: 16627611 name: In the Americas as in Africa, the rise of farming was closely linked to the ... ::In the Americas as in Africa, the rise of farming was closely linked to the ...::[html]

In the Americas as in Africa, the rise of farming was closely linked to the domestication of animals.

{FALSE} // question: 16627617 name: Johann Gutenberg invented paper and block printing. ::Johann Gutenberg invented paper and block printing.::[html]

Johann Gutenberg invented paper and block printing.

{FALSE} // question: 16627593 name: Many Mesoamerican artifacts have been found in the southeastern United States. ::Many Mesoamerican artifacts have been found in the southeastern United States.::[html]

Many Mesoamerican artifacts have been found in the southeastern United States.

{FALSE} // question: 16627610 name: Most Native American Indian populations were "hunters and gatherers." ::Most Native American Indian populations were "hunters and gatherers."::[html]

Most Native American Indian populations were "hunters and gatherers."

{FALSE} // question: 16627606 name: One of the major advantages Portugal had in the race for exploration was the ... ::One of the major advantages Portugal had in the race for exploration was the ...::[html]

One of the major advantages Portugal had in the race for exploration was the trailblazing maneuvers of navigator Prince Henry.

{TRUE} // question: 16627590 name: Portuguese mariners borrowed heavily from Arab ship designs and used Arab ... ::Portuguese mariners borrowed heavily from Arab ship designs and used Arab ...::[html]

Portuguese mariners borrowed heavily from Arab ship designs and used Arab navigational tools.

{TRUE} // question: 16627591 name: Spanish conquistadores led armies of around 5,000 men. ::Spanish conquistadores led armies of around 5,000 men.::[html]

Spanish conquistadores led armies of around 5,000 men.

{FALSE} // question: 16627605 name: The Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan was much more populated than any city in ... ::The Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan was much more populated than any city in ...::[html]

The Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan was much more populated than any city in western Europe.

{TRUE} // question: 16627589 name: The first European slaves were black Africans. ::The first European slaves were black Africans.::[html]

The first European slaves were black Africans.

{FALSE} // question: 16627596 name: The greatest loss of life among the Indian population came from warfare with ... ::The greatest loss of life among the Indian population came from warfare with ...::[html]

The greatest loss of life among the Indian population came from warfare with the European invaders.

{FALSE} // question: 16627604 name: The Indian peoples of the Americas had only domesticated one animal species, ... ::The Indian peoples of the Americas had only domesticated one animal species, ...::[html]

The Indian peoples of the Americas had only domesticated one animal species, the dog, before the arrival of the Europeans.

{FALSE} // question: 16627595 name: The Indians of the Pacific northwest divided tasks along gender lines. ::The Indians of the Pacific northwest divided tasks along gender lines.::[html]

The Indians of the Pacific northwest divided tasks along gender lines.

{TRUE} // question: 16627600 name: The large Spanish estates that developed in the countryside of the Americas ... ::The large Spanish estates that developed in the countryside of the Americas ...::[html]

The large Spanish estates that developed in the countryside of the Americas in the sixteenth century were known as haciendas.

{TRUE} // question: 16627597 name: The Norse exerted a significant impact on American history well into the 1500s. ::The Norse exerted a significant impact on American history well into the 1500s.::[html]

The Norse exerted a significant impact on American history well into the 1500s.

{FALSE} // question: 16627612 name: The Norsemen's lasting contributions to the development of American society ... ::The Norsemen's lasting contributions to the development of American society ...::[html]

The Norsemen's lasting contributions to the development of American society included architectural designs and coined money.

{FALSE} // question: 16627613 name: The Portuguese ocean-going ship that combined lateen sails with square ... ::The Portuguese ocean-going ship that combined lateen sails with square ...::[html]

The Portuguese ocean-going ship that combined lateen sails with square rigging was called a caravel.

{TRUE} // question: 16627616 name: The rise of slavery in the New World was closely related to the demands of ... ::The rise of slavery in the New World was closely related to the demands of ...::[html]

The rise of slavery in the New World was closely related to the demands of the capitalist market in Europe.

{TRUE} // question: 16627614 name: The Toltecs controlled the Valley of Mexico for three centuries. ::The Toltecs controlled the Valley of Mexico for three centuries.::[html]

The Toltecs controlled the Valley of Mexico for three centuries.

{TRUE} // question: 16627587 name: Unlike Spain, Portugal refused to enslave Africans. ::Unlike Spain, Portugal refused to enslave Africans.::[html]

Unlike Spain, Portugal refused to enslave Africans.

{FALSE} // question: 16627602 name: Vasco da Gama was the first European to reach India via an eastward water route. ::Vasco da Gama was the first European to reach India via an eastward water route.::[html]

Vasco da Gama was the first European to reach India via an eastward water route.

{TRUE} // question: 16627592 name: Women in semisedentary Indian societies made crucial contributions to farming. ::Women in semisedentary Indian societies made crucial contributions to farming.::[html]

Women in semisedentary Indian societies made crucial contributions to farming.

{TRUE} // question: 16627598 name: Women were probably the first in Indian society to actually plant and harvest... ::Women were probably the first in Indian society to actually plant and harvest...::[html]

Women were probably the first in Indian society to actually plant and harvest crops.

{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_3 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_3 // question: 16627645 name: African slaves comprised ____ percent of Virginia's population by the 1730s. ::African slaves comprised ____ percent of Virginia's population by the 1730s.::[html]

African slaves comprised ____ percent of Virginia's population by the 1730s.

{ ~

#Incorrect ~

#Incorrect =

#Correct ~

#Incorrect } // question: 16627656 name: After the Glorious Revolution, colonists assumed that their governments would be ::After the Glorious Revolution, colonists assumed that their governments would be::[html]

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

{ ~

dictatorships.

#Incorrect ~

direct democracies.

#Incorrect =

representative governments.

#Correct ~

proprietary governments.

#Incorrect ~

abolished.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627660 name: As a result of the witchcraft trials in Salem, ::As a result of the witchcraft trials in Salem,::[html]

As a result of the witchcraft trials in Salem,

{ ~

the Puritans lost control of the government of Massachusetts.

#Incorrect ~

a majority of colonial citizens became convinced that witchcraft was being practiced in every colony.

#Incorrect ~

the Great Awakening began.

#Incorrect =

twenty people were executed either by hanging or by crushing.

#Correct ~

the governor's wife was executed for witchcraft.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627647 name: By 1700, the population of England's mainland colonies was doubling every ... ::By 1700, the population of England's mainland colonies was doubling every ...::[html]

By 1700, the population of England's mainland colonies was doubling every ____ years.

{ ~

#Incorrect ~

#Incorrect =

#Correct ~

#Incorrect } // question: 16627670 name: By 1730, the number of royal colonies reached ::By 1730, the number of royal colonies reached\n::[html]

By 1730, the number of royal colonies reached

{ ~

three.

#Incorrect ~

four.

#Incorrect ~

five.

#Incorrect ~

six.

#Incorrect =

seven.

#Correct } // question: 16627643 name: Colonists in New York were angry with James, Duke of York, because he ::Colonists in New York were angry with James, Duke of York, because he::[html]

Colonists in New York were angry with James, Duke of York, because he

{ =

abolished the elected assembly.

#Correct ~

granted religious freedom to all.

#Incorrect ~

restricted trade opportunities.

#Incorrect ~

gave liberal land grants.

#Incorrect ~

prohibited the sale of alcohol.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627659 name: Colonists in North America reacted to the Glorious Revolution ::Colonists in North America reacted to the Glorious Revolution::[html]

Colonists in North America reacted to the Glorious Revolution

{ ~

with indifference.

#Incorrect =

by overthrowing the governors of the Dominion of New England and Maryland.

#Correct ~

with public protests against the new king.

#Incorrect ~

by attacking Dutch settlements in Delaware.

#Incorrect ~

by launching Indian wars.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627655 name: Colonists objected to the Dominion of New England because ::Colonists objected to the Dominion of New England because::[html]

Colonists objected to the Dominion of New England because

{ =

it established an autocratic government without an elected assembly.

#Correct ~

the royal governor was not given enough authority to enforce the Navigation Acts effectively.

#Incorrect ~

it forced both Puritans and non-Puritans to pay taxes to support the Congregational Church.

#Incorrect ~

it forced Native Americans on to reservations.

#Incorrect ~

all of these choices are correct

#Incorrect } // question: 16627676 name: Colonists viewed military service as ::Colonists viewed military service as::[html]

Colonists viewed military service as

{ =

a temporary, voluntary experience.

#Correct ~

a lifelong commitment and career choice.

#Incorrect ~

the public duty of each young man when he reached the age of 18.

#Incorrect ~

the responsibility of men who actually lived in England rather than in the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

the highest honor that the empire could offer them.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627646 name: England's "mixed and balanced" constitution meant that ::England's "mixed and balanced" constitution meant that::[html]

England's "mixed and balanced" constitution meant that

{ =

government by King, Lords, and Commons balanced power.

#Correct ~

Parliament governed America.

#Incorrect ~

liberty for all Englishmen was assured.

#Incorrect ~

an absolute monarchy ruled the empire.

#Incorrect ~

power was concentrated in the aristocracy.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627678 name: For the most part, England's North American colonies responded to the ... ::For the most part, England's North American colonies responded to the ...::[html]

For the most part, England's North American colonies responded to the Navigation Acts.

{ ~

with little interest.

#Incorrect =

very unfavorably.

#Correct ~

by ignoring them.

#Incorrect ~

very enthusiastically.

#Incorrect ~

with open rebellion.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627667 name: In North America, educational opportunities ::In North America, educational opportunities::[html]

In North America, educational opportunities

{ =

were very limited in areas where slavery was predominant.

#Correct ~

existed only in the French colony of Quebec.

#Incorrect ~

were denied to women and working-class men in all the Puritan colonies.

#Incorrect ~

were nonexistent.

#Incorrect ~

were more widespread in the South than elsewhere.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627661 name: In the British colonies life expectancy was longest in ::In the British colonies life expectancy was longest in::[html]

In the British colonies life expectancy was longest in

{ ~

the Caribbean

#Incorrect ~

the Chesapeake region

#Incorrect ~

South Carolina

#Incorrect ~

Canada

#Incorrect =

New England

#Correct } // question: 16627642 name: Nathaniel Bacon was ::Nathaniel Bacon was::[html]

Nathaniel Bacon was

{ ~

the governor of Virginia who successfully opened up the tidewater area for settlement.

#Incorrect ~

the only congregational minister to openly protest against the slave trade.

#Incorrect =

a rebellious Virginia planter who murdered peaceful Indians and burned Jamestown.

#Correct ~

a protégé of William Berkeley.

#Incorrect ~

a minister of the Great Awakening.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627650 name: New England settlers were confident they could defeat the Indians at the ... ::New England settlers were confident they could defeat the Indians at the ...::[html]

New England settlers were confident they could defeat the Indians at the start of Metacom's War because

{ ~

The Wampanoags were divided over the decision to go to war.

#Incorrect =

The English had been victorious in their war with the Pequots.

#Correct ~

The Indians did not have good weapons.

#Incorrect ~

The French had agreed to assist the New Englanders.

#Incorrect ~

They controlled the food supplies in the region.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627662 name: Seventeenth-century philosophers discussed the struggle between ::Seventeenth-century philosophers discussed the struggle between::[html]

Seventeenth-century philosophers discussed the struggle between

{ ~

the government and the people.

#Incorrect ~

the government and the church.

#Incorrect =

power and liberty.

#Correct ~

upper and middle classes.

#Incorrect ~

republicanism and capitalism.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627671 name: Sir William Berkeley ::Sir William Berkeley::[html]

Sir William Berkeley

{ ~

was the Virginia governor at the time of Metacom's War.

#Incorrect ~

was noted for putting down Bacon's Rebellion and hanging twenty-three rebels.

#Incorrect ~

enjoyed hearing of problems in New England.

#Incorrect ~

favored a defensive strategy against the Indians.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices are correct

#Correct } // question: 16627663 name: The "Five Nations" of the colonial period were ::The "Five Nations" of the colonial period were::[html]

The "Five Nations" of the colonial period were

{ ~

England, Spain, France, Holland, and Sweden.

#Incorrect ~

a European mutual defense league dedicated to reducing the power of Spain.

#Incorrect ~

the first South American countries to win independence from European colonial powers.

#Incorrect ~

the lost tribes of Israel.

#Incorrect =

an Iroquois confederation.

#Correct } // question: 16627677 name: The 1691 charter for the colony of Massachusetts ::The 1691 charter for the colony of Massachusetts::[html]

The 1691 charter for the colony of Massachusetts

{ ~

established religious requirements for voting.

#Incorrect =

granted toleration to all Protestants.

#Correct ~

granted religious toleration to Catholics.

#Incorrect ~

recognized Indian land rights.

#Incorrect ~

denied the authority of the King.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627665 name: The Act of Union (1707) was significant because ::The Act of Union (1707) was significant because::[html]

The Act of Union (1707) was significant because

{ ~

it made all British colonies royal colonies.

#Incorrect =

England and Scotland merged their parliaments to become Great Britain.

#Correct ~

It created a unified military authority in the colonies for assisting with Indian raids.

#Incorrect ~

It stated that all colonists were British subjects.

#Incorrect ~

It provided an enforcement vehicle for the Navigation Acts.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627651 name: The autocratic governor of New York and the Dominion of New England was ::The autocratic governor of New York and the Dominion of New England was::[html]

The autocratic governor of New York and the Dominion of New England was

{ =

Sir Edmund Andros.

#Correct ~

Jacob Leisler.

#Incorrect ~

Increase Mather.

#Incorrect ~

Sir Robert Walpole.

#Incorrect ~

William Berkeley

#Incorrect } // question: 16627640 name: The Catholic successor to Charles II of England who was overthrown in the ... ::The Catholic successor to Charles II of England who was overthrown in the ...::[html]

The Catholic successor to Charles II of England who was overthrown in the Revolution of 1689 was

{ ~

William of Orange.

#Incorrect ~

Mary of Scotland.

#Incorrect =

James II.

#Correct ~

Charles I.

#Incorrect ~

Philip II.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627652 name: The English colonies in North America were united by all but which of the ... ::The English colonies in North America were united by all but which of the ...::[html]

The English colonies in North America were united by all but which of the following?

{ ~

a uniform language based on the London English dialect

#Incorrect =

traditional English inheritance laws

#Correct ~

an uncomplicated legal system with few professional lawyers

#Incorrect ~

military concepts based on volunteer militia and the use of terror tactics

#Incorrect ~

widespread ownership of land

#Incorrect } // question: 16627648 name: The extended life expectancy and healthiness of the New England population ::The extended life expectancy and healthiness of the New England population::[html]

The extended life expectancy and healthiness of the New England population

{ ~

produced a feeling of public optimism and cheerfulness.

#Incorrect ~

led to an increase in procrastination and laziness among the working class.

#Incorrect ~

created a large number of elderly dependents and caused economic stagnation.

#Incorrect ~

enhanced the power of women in society.

#Incorrect =

limited opportunities for young men who wanted to hold political office.

#Correct } // question: 16627666 name: The Glorious Revolution in England led to the elevation of as king of England. ::The Glorious Revolution in England led to the elevation of as king of England.::[html]

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

{ =

William

#Correct ~

James II

#Incorrect ~

Edward VI

#Incorrect ~

Charles I

#Incorrect ~

Henry VIII.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627658 name: The Great Swamp Fight was a conflict between Puritans and ::The Great Swamp Fight was a conflict between Puritans and::[html]

The Great Swamp Fight was a conflict between Puritans and

{ ~

Iroquois.

#Incorrect ~

Wampanoags.

#Incorrect =

Narragansetts.

#Correct ~

Hurons.

#Incorrect ~

Apache.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627668 name: The large-scale warfare between European settlers and the Indians of New ... ::The large-scale warfare between European settlers and the Indians of New ...::[html]

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

{ ~

King James's War.

#Incorrect =

Metacom's War.

#Correct ~

Bacon's Rebellion.

#Incorrect ~

Leisler's Rebellion.

#Incorrect ~

Stono's Rebellion.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627680 name: The leader of the 1676 Virginia rebellion was ::The leader of the 1676 Virginia rebellion was::[html]

The leader of the 1676 Virginia rebellion was

{ ~

Thomas Berkeley.

#Incorrect =

Nathaniel Bacon.

#Correct ~

Jacob Leisler.

#Incorrect ~

Edward Randolph.

#Incorrect ~

William Berkeley.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627644 name: The leader of the large-scale rebellion in New York in 1689 was ::The leader of the large-scale rebellion in New York in 1689 was::[html]

The leader of the large-scale rebellion in New York in 1689 was

{ ~

Thomas Berkeley.

#Incorrect =

Jacob Leisler.

#Correct ~

Edward Randolph.

#Incorrect ~

Francis Nicholson.

#Incorrect ~

William Bradford.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627649 name: The nation that funded their national debt and greatly increased their ... ::The nation that funded their national debt and greatly increased their ...::[html]

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

{ ~

The Netherlands.

#Incorrect =

England.

#Correct ~

France.

#Incorrect ~

Sweden.

#Incorrect ~

Spain.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627639 name: The Navigation Acts beginning in 1663 regulated staples ::The Navigation Acts beginning in 1663 regulated staples ::[html]

The Navigation Acts beginning in 1663 regulated staples

{ =

going to America.

#Correct ~

coming from America.

#Incorrect ~

involved in the coastal trade.

#Incorrect ~

between England and India.

#Incorrect ~

all of these choices are correct

#Incorrect } // question: 16627657 name: The Salem Witchcraft Trials ended when ::The Salem Witchcraft Trials ended when::[html]

The Salem Witchcraft Trials ended when

{ ~

several accusers admitted that they were lying.

#Incorrect ~

the town of Salem was abandoned.

#Incorrect =

the governor's wife was accused of witchcraft.

#Correct ~

the court rejected the use of "spectral" evidence.

#Incorrect ~

the king sent troops to arrest the judges responsible for the trials.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627674 name: The staple crop of South Carolina after 1690 was ::The staple crop of South Carolina after 1690 was\n::[html]

The staple crop of South Carolina after 1690 was

{ ~

tobacco.

#Incorrect ~

wheat.

#Incorrect ~

cotton.

#Incorrect =

rice.

#Correct ~

sugar.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627669 name: When Nathaniel Bacon was elected to the Virginia assembly, William Berkeley ::When Nathaniel Bacon was elected to the Virginia assembly, William Berkeley::[html]

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

{ =

had him arrested.

#Correct ~

welcomed him as a hero.

#Incorrect ~

had him killed.

#Incorrect ~

refused to allow him to take his seat.

#Incorrect ~

dissolved the local political system.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627641 name: When William and Mary became the monarchs of England, Parliament ::When William and Mary became the monarchs of England, Parliament::[html]

When William and Mary became the monarchs of England, Parliament

{ ~

executed Charles I and his entire family.

#Incorrect =

offered toleration of Protestants and guaranteed Protestant royal succession.

#Correct ~

expelled the Quakers, Jews, and other dissidents from England.

#Incorrect ~

revoked the charters of all the proprietary colonies in North America.

#Incorrect ~

abolished the monarchy.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627675 name: Which of the following accurately distinguishes between the original Whigs ... ::Which of the following accurately distinguishes between the original Whigs ...::[html]

Which of the following accurately distinguishes between the original Whigs and Tories?

{ ~

The Whigs wore hairpieces; the Tories did not wear hairpieces.

#Incorrect ~

The Whigs were Irish politicians; the Tories were English politicians.

#Incorrect =

The Whigs favored limiting the king's power; the Tories were a court party that favored legitimate royal succession.

#Correct ~

The Whigs were Catholics; the Tories were Anglicans.

#Incorrect ~

The Whigs sought peaceful relations with the Indians; the Tories advocated war against the Indians.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627673 name: Which of the following events occurred first? ::Which of the following events occurred first?::[html]

Which of the following events occurred first?

{ ~

creation of the Board of Trade

#Incorrect ~

creation of the Bank of England

#Incorrect ~

passage of the Act of Union

#Incorrect =

the Salem Witch Trials

#Correct ~

Queen Anne's War

#Incorrect } // question: 16627654 name: Which of the following is not true of Metacom's (King Philip's) War? ::Which of the following is not true of Metacom's (King Philip's) War?::[html]

Which of the following is not true of Metacom's (King Philip's) War?

{ ~

It was started by non-Christian Indians who feared that their culture was being destroyed by contact with whites.

#Incorrect ~

The Puritan army either massacred or sold into slavery hundreds of Christian and non-Christian Indians.

#Incorrect ~

The Indians proved to be better shots than the whites and virtually destroyed a dozen settlements.

#Incorrect =

It involved only the Wampanoags.

#Correct ~

The war divided the New England colonies internally.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627664 name: Which of the following was stated in the Navigation Acts passed between 1651 ... ::Which of the following was stated in the Navigation Acts passed between 1651 ...::[html]

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

{ ~

Non-European goods could be imported into the colonies only in English-owned ships.

#Incorrect ~

English coastal trade was forbidden to foreigners.

#Incorrect ~

Certain specified goods could only be shipped from the colony of origin to England or to another colony.

#Incorrect ~

Goods from Asia and the East Europe could be imported to America only after being taxed in England.

#Incorrect =

Colonists could trade directly with foreign countries by paying a special tax directly to the Crown.

#Correct } // question: 16627653 name: Women stood the best chance of inheriting property in ::Women stood the best chance of inheriting property in::[html]

Women stood the best chance of inheriting property in

{ ~

New England.

#Incorrect ~

the sugar islands.

#Incorrect ~

the Middle Atlantic colonies.

#Incorrect =

the Chesapeake.

#Correct ~

New York

#Incorrect } // question: 16627696 name: After 1680, natural increase replaced immigration as the main source of ... ::After 1680, natural increase replaced immigration as the main source of ...::[html]

After 1680, natural increase replaced immigration as the main source of population growth in Virginia.

{TRUE} // question: 16627698 name: Beginning in 1689 Catholics were allowed to worship publicly. ::Beginning in 1689 Catholics were allowed to worship publicly.::[html]

Beginning in 1689 Catholics were allowed to worship publicly.

{FALSE} // question: 16627687 name: By the early 18th century England was an unstable power in Europe. ::By the early 18th century England was an unstable power in Europe.::[html]

By the early 18th century England was an unstable power in Europe.

{TRUE} // question: 16627686 name: Charles II and James II were brothers. ::Charles II and James II were brothers.::[html]

Charles II and James II were brothers.

{TRUE} // question: 16627697 name: Early mercantilists felt that the supply of wealth was unlimited. ::Early mercantilists felt that the supply of wealth was unlimited.::[html]

Early mercantilists felt that the supply of wealth was unlimited.

{FALSE} // question: 16627693 name: English settlers were probably always a minority in the Middle Atlantic region. ::English settlers were probably always a minority in the Middle Atlantic region.::[html]

English settlers were probably always a minority in the Middle Atlantic region.

{TRUE} // question: 16627702 name: High literacy prevailed wherever slavery predominated. ::High literacy prevailed wherever slavery predominated.::[html]

High literacy prevailed wherever slavery predominated.

{FALSE} // question: 16627704 name: Jacob Leisler was the most successful of the early Protestant missionaries to... ::Jacob Leisler was the most successful of the early Protestant missionaries to...::[html]

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

{FALSE} // question: 16627672 name: Life expectancy was quite uniform throughout the colonies. ::Life expectancy was quite uniform throughout the colonies.::[html]

Life expectancy was quite uniform throughout the colonies.

{FALSE} // question: 16627710 name: Mercantilists assumed that the colonies only existed to enrich the mother ... ::Mercantilists assumed that the colonies only existed to enrich the mother ...::[html]

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

{TRUE} // question: 16627683 name: Merchants were consistent in their support for the government of the Dominion... ::Merchants were consistent in their support for the government of the Dominion...::[html]

Merchants were consistent in their support for the government of the Dominion of New England.

{FALSE} // question: 16627679 name: Most English colonies replicated the complexity of England itself. ::Most English colonies replicated the complexity of England itself.::[html]

Most English colonies replicated the complexity of England itself.

{FALSE} // question: 16627705 name: Most of the New England colonies had proprietary governments. ::Most of the New England colonies had proprietary governments.::[html]

Most of the New England colonies had proprietary governments.

{FALSE} // question: 16627694 name: One Native American strategy of survival was the assimilation of captives, ... ::One Native American strategy of survival was the assimilation of captives, ...::[html]

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

{TRUE} // question: 16627688 name: Primogeniture obliged colonial fathers to ensure inheritance for all sons. ::Primogeniture obliged colonial fathers to ensure inheritance for all sons.\n::[html]

Primogeniture obliged colonial fathers to ensure inheritance for all sons.

{FALSE} // question: 16627684 name: Public support for the clergy was much stronger in the North than in the South. ::Public support for the clergy was much stronger in the North than in the South.::[html]

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

{TRUE} // question: 16627685 name: Sir Edmund Andros was a Protestant missionary who set up a model mission ... ::Sir Edmund Andros was a Protestant missionary who set up a model mission ...::[html]

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

{FALSE} // question: 16627681 name: The area of most interest to the Lords of Trade was New England. ::The area of most interest to the Lords of Trade was New England.::[html]

The area of most interest to the Lords of Trade was New England.

{FALSE} // question: 16627709 name: The Board of Trade, which replaced the Lords of Trade in 1696, had extensive ... ::The Board of Trade, which replaced the Lords of Trade in 1696, had extensive ...::[html]

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

{FALSE} // question: 16627699 name: The Dominion of New England had no elective assembly. ::The Dominion of New England had no elective assembly.::[html]

The Dominion of New England had no elective assembly.

{TRUE} // question: 16627690 name: The farther south one went in the English colonies in North America, the more... ::The farther south one went in the English colonies in North America, the more...::[html]

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

{TRUE} // question: 16627691 name: The Glorious revolution had no effect on Europe. ::The Glorious revolution had no effect on Europe.::[html]

The Glorious revolution had no effect on Europe.

{FALSE} // question: 16627689 name: The Glorious Revolution led to the ascension of Oliver Cromwell as leader of ... ::The Glorious Revolution led to the ascension of Oliver Cromwell as leader of ...::[html]

The Glorious Revolution led to the ascension of Oliver Cromwell as leader of England.

{FALSE} // question: 16627711 name: The Glorious Revolution reaffirmed absolutism in English America. ::The Glorious Revolution reaffirmed absolutism in English America.::[html]

The Glorious Revolution reaffirmed absolutism in English America.

{FALSE} // question: 16627692 name: The governmental body charged with overseeing the Navigation Acts in the ... ::The governmental body charged with overseeing the Navigation Acts in the ...::[html]

The governmental body charged with overseeing the Navigation Acts in the colonies was the Lords of Trade.

{TRUE} // question: 16627703 name: The greatest challenge to the Spanish position in North America came in New ... ::The greatest challenge to the Spanish position in North America came in New ...::[html]

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

{TRUE} // question: 16627708 name: The growing population of its North American empire was Great Britain's ... ::The growing population of its North American empire was Great Britain's ...::[html]

The growing population of its North American empire was Great Britain's greatest advantage.

{TRUE} // question: 16627682 name: The Navigation Act of 1660 dealt primarily with products going into the ... ::The Navigation Act of 1660 dealt primarily with products going into the ...::[html]

The Navigation Act of 1660 dealt primarily with products going into the colonies.

{FALSE} // question: 16627706 name: The Navigation Acts were attempts to give England sole control over the trade... ::The Navigation Acts were attempts to give England sole control over the trade...::[html]

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

{TRUE} // question: 16627700 name: The Navigation Acts were tremendously successful and accomplished just what ... ::The Navigation Acts were tremendously successful and accomplished just what ...::[html]

The Navigation Acts were tremendously successful and accomplished just what they were designed to do.

{TRUE} // question: 16627695 name: Trade with Europeans led to major social problems within Native American ... ::Trade with Europeans led to major social problems within Native American ...::[html]

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

{TRUE} // question: 16627707 name: Uncertainty in the sugar and tobacco colonies led to widespread despondency ... ::Uncertainty in the sugar and tobacco colonies led to widespread despondency ...::[html]

Uncertainty in the sugar and tobacco colonies led to widespread despondency among the population.

{FALSE} // question: 16627701 name: Young men dominated New England colonial society. ::Young men dominated New England colonial society.::[html]

Young men dominated New England colonial society.

{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_4 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_4 // question: 16627740 name: "Fiat money" issued in eighteenth-century America was backed by ::"Fiat money" issued in eighteenth-century America was backed by::[html]

"Fiat money" issued in eighteenth-century America was backed by

{ ~

gold.

#Incorrect ~

silver.

#Incorrect ~

hard specie.

#Incorrect ~

government bonds.

#Incorrect =

the government's promise to accept it in payment of taxes.

#Correct } // question: 16627757 name: After 1720, which of the following surpassed England in terms of voluntary ... ::After 1720, which of the following surpassed England in terms of voluntary ...::[html]

After 1720, which of the following surpassed England in terms of voluntary migrants to America?

{ ~

Dutch

#Incorrect ~

Chinese

#Incorrect =

Germans

#Correct ~

Belgian

#Incorrect ~

Scottish

#Incorrect } // question: 16627735 name: All of the following are true of slavery in the Old South except ::All of the following are true of slavery in the Old South except::[html]

All of the following are true of slavery in the Old South except

{ ~

90% of slaves went to the Old South.

#Incorrect =

More slaves went to Maryland than South Carolina.

#Correct ~

The majority of slaves arrived from Africa on overcrowded ships.

#Incorrect ~

Slaves did most of the manual labor.

#Incorrect ~

In South Carolina, slaves outnumbered the rest of the population.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627750 name: Apart from Charleston, the largest concentration of slaves in North America ... ::Apart from Charleston, the largest concentration of slaves in North America ...::[html]

Apart from Charleston, the largest concentration of slaves in North America was in

{ ~

Richmond.

#Incorrect ~

Baltimore.

#Incorrect ~

New Orleans.

#Incorrect =

New York City.

#Correct ~

Atlanta.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627741 name: Before the Revolution, ____ colonial physicians embraced radical politics. ::Before the Revolution, ____ colonial physicians embraced radical politics.::[html]

Before the Revolution, ____ colonial physicians embraced radical politics.

{ ~

#Incorrect ~

few

#Incorrect =

many

#Correct ~

most

#Incorrect ~

all

#Incorrect } // question: 16627732 name: Benjamin Franklin's profession was as a ::Benjamin Franklin's profession was as a::[html]

Benjamin Franklin's profession was as a

{ ~

lawyer.

#Incorrect ~

doctor.

#Incorrect =

printer.

#Correct ~

farmer.

#Incorrect ~

baker.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627743 name: By 1750, the richest men in British North America were ::By 1750, the richest men in British North America were::[html]

By 1750, the richest men in British North America were

{ =

South Carolina rice planters.

#Correct ~

New England merchants.

#Incorrect ~

Virginia tobacco planters.

#Incorrect ~

New York landlords.

#Incorrect ~

the King's tax collectors.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627747 name: By the 1720s, most colonial governments ::By the 1720s, most colonial governments::[html]

By the 1720s, most colonial governments

{ =

included an appointed governor, a council, and an elected assembly.

#Correct ~

had a hereditary governor's office.

#Incorrect ~

had lost legislative independence and were virtually powerless.

#Incorrect ~

were corrupt, inefficient, and undemocratic.

#Incorrect ~

had become democratic in their operation.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627753 name: During the French and Indian War, British and American troops differed in that ::During the French and Indian War, British and American troops differed in that::[html]

During the French and Indian War, British and American troops differed in that

{ ~

the British were disciplined professionals; the Americans were undisciplined volunteers.

#Incorrect ~

the British followed orders without question; the Americans only obeyed orders they considered reasonable.

#Incorrect ~

the British enlisted for long terms of service; the Americans enlisted for one campaign.

#Incorrect ~

the British subjected soldiers to harsh discipline; the Americans thought that harsh discipline violated the terms of their enlistment.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct } // question: 16627742 name: For most of the Seven Years' War, Spain ::For most of the Seven Years' War, Spain::[html]

For most of the Seven Years' War, Spain

{ ~

sided with England.

#Incorrect ~

sided with France.

#Incorrect ~

alternated between England and France.

#Incorrect =

remained completely neutral and uninvolved.

#Correct ~

sided with the Indians.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627756 name: George Whitefield ::George Whitefield::[html]

George Whitefield

{ ~

refused to visit England, claiming it was beyond redemption.

#Incorrect =

was an English Anglican minister whose dramatic sermons attracted crowds of thousands.

#Correct ~

wrote the influential religious tract, the Book of Common Prayer.

#Incorrect ~

led major religious dissenting factions in the Middle Colonies.

#Incorrect ~

carried out a major slave rebellion.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627748 name: George Whitefield was embraced by all of the following except ::George Whitefield was embraced by all of the following except::[html]

George Whitefield was embraced by all of the following except

{ ~

Congregationalists.

#Incorrect ~

Baptists.

#Incorrect ~

Presbyterians.

#Incorrect =

Anglicans.

#Correct ~

none of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16627754 name: In 1745, an ill-equipped colonial army successfully captured the Canadian ... ::In 1745, an ill-equipped colonial army successfully captured the Canadian ...::[html]

In 1745, an ill-equipped colonial army successfully captured the Canadian fortress city of

{ ~

Quebec.

#Incorrect ~

Toronto.

#Incorrect ~

Montreal.

#Incorrect =

Louisbourg.

#Correct ~

Windsor.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627745 name: In regard to slavery, the government of Spanish Florida ::In regard to slavery, the government of Spanish Florida::[html]

In regard to slavery, the government of Spanish Florida

{ ~

participated in and profited from the international slave trade.

#Incorrect ~

prohibited Africans, free or slave, from entering the colony.

#Incorrect =

offered freedom and protection to runaway slaves from the English colonies.

#Correct ~

never established an official policy.

#Incorrect ~

executed any slave found in its territory.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627751 name: In the 1759 siege of Quebec, British General ____ was killed along with his ... ::In the 1759 siege of Quebec, British General ____ was killed along with his ...::[html]

In the 1759 siege of Quebec, British General ____ was killed along with his French counterpart, General Montcalm.

{ ~

Braddock

#Incorrect =

Wolfe

#Correct ~

Amherst

#Incorrect ~

Abercrombie

#Incorrect ~

Winthrop

#Incorrect } // question: 16627761 name: In the Peace of Paris (1763) that ended the French and Indian War, Britain ::In the Peace of Paris (1763) that ended the French and Indian War, Britain::[html]

In the Peace of Paris (1763) that ended the French and Indian War, Britain

{ ~

lost Florida to France.

#Incorrect =

acquired all of North America east of the Mississippi except for New Orleans.

#Correct ~

gave Martinique, Guadalupe, and Cuba to Spain.

#Incorrect ~

withdrew from Canada.

#Incorrect ~

surrendered Georgia to Spain.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627737 name: Political factions were most likely to develop in the ::Political factions were most likely to develop in the::[html]

Political factions were most likely to develop in the

{ =

northern colonies.

#Correct ~

Mid-Atlantic colonies.

#Incorrect ~

upper South colonies.

#Incorrect ~

lower South colonies.

#Incorrect ~

Caribbean colonies.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627752 name: The Great Awakening of the 1740s refers to ::The Great Awakening of the 1740s refers to::[html]

The Great Awakening of the 1740s refers to

{ =

a massive religious revival.

#Correct ~

the beginning of a colonial revolt with Great Britain.

#Incorrect ~

the British attempt to implement imperial controls.

#Incorrect ~

the spread of enlightenment ideals.

#Incorrect ~

the introduction of the printing press in America.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627758 name: The largest slave revolt in the history of the thirteen colonies was ::The largest slave revolt in the history of the thirteen colonies was::[html]

The largest slave revolt in the history of the thirteen colonies was

{ =

the Stono Rebellion.

#Correct ~

Bacon's Rebellion.

#Incorrect ~

Leisler's Rebellion.

#Incorrect ~

the War of Jenkins's Ear.

#Incorrect ~

Turner's Rebellion.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627744 name: The Molasses Act (1733) ::The Molasses Act (1733)::[html]

The Molasses Act (1733)

{ ~

forbade the importation of molasses into the colonies.

#Incorrect =

placed a prohibitive duty on foreign molasses.

#Correct ~

forbade the production of molasses in the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

decreed that all molasses must go to the mother country.

#Incorrect ~

attempted to abolish the manufacture of rum.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627738 name: The most popular revivalist of the Great Awakening was ::The most popular revivalist of the Great Awakening was::[html]

The most popular revivalist of the Great Awakening was

{ ~

Gilbert Tennent.

#Incorrect =

George Whitefield.

#Correct ~

James Davenport.

#Incorrect ~

Hugh Bryan.

#Incorrect ~

John Winthrop.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627733 name: The most prosperous family farms in colonial America were found in ::The most prosperous family farms in colonial America were found in::[html]

The most prosperous family farms in colonial America were found in

{ ~

the Chesapeake.

#Incorrect =

the Mid-Atlantic colonies.

#Correct ~

New England.

#Incorrect ~

the lower South.

#Incorrect ~

the frontier west of the Adirondack mountains.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627746 name: The region of least economic growth during the eighteenth century was ::The region of least economic growth during the eighteenth century was::[html]

The region of least economic growth during the eighteenth century was

{ ~

the mid-Atlantic colonies.

#Incorrect =

New England.

#Correct ~

Chesapeake.

#Incorrect ~

the Deep South.

#Incorrect ~

New York.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627759 name: The religious message of the Great Awakening can best be described as the ::The religious message of the Great Awakening can best be described as the::[html]

The religious message of the Great Awakening can best be described as the

{ ~

rejection of predestination.

#Incorrect ~

belief that good works were the key to salvation.

#Incorrect =

idea that a conversion experience was essential to salvation.

#Correct ~

conviction that the clergy was most responsible for a person's salvation.

#Incorrect ~

belief in the essential goodness of man.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627736 name: The religious revivals of the 1740s through 1770s ::The religious revivals of the 1740s through 1770s::[html]

The religious revivals of the 1740s through 1770s

{ ~

led to a decline in the number of female church members.

#Incorrect ~

almost destroyed the Freemasons.

#Incorrect ~

united all the major colonial churches into one interdenominational organization.

#Incorrect =

increased the size and strength of the Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches.

#Correct ~

converted most of the Indians in the colonies.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627749 name: The rise of which profession helped to spread the Enlightenment? ::The rise of which profession helped to spread the Enlightenment?::[html]

The rise of which profession helped to spread the Enlightenment?

{ ~

merchants

Incorrect

lawyers

Correct

physicians

Correct

artisans

Incorrect

tailors

Incorrect

} // question: 16627762 name: The Scots-Irish in South Carolina were ::The Scots-Irish in South Carolina were::[html]

The Scots-Irish in South Carolina were

{ ~

Catholics who moved from England to Scotland and then to North America.

#Incorrect =

clannish, violent, heavy-drinking Indian-haters who dominated the back country.

#Correct ~

Quakers who set up Protestant missions to Christianize the Indians.

#Incorrect ~

the best educated and most dignified of the Anglican immigrants in the Middle Colonies.

#Incorrect ~

the governing elite.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627734 name: The War for North America refers to which of the following? ::The War for North America refers to which of the following?::[html]

The War for North America refers to which of the following?

{ ~

King William's War

#Incorrect ~

Queen Anne's War

#Incorrect =

French and Indian War

#Correct ~

War for Jenkin's Ear

#Incorrect ~

King George's War

#Incorrect } // question: 16627739 name: Until independence, the printing capital of North America was ::Until independence, the printing capital of North America was::[html]

Until independence, the printing capital of North America was

{ ~

New York.

#Incorrect ~

Albany.

#Incorrect ~

Philadelphia.

#Incorrect ~

Baltimore.

#Incorrect =

Boston

#Correct } // question: 16627763 name: When the British fought the Spanish and French in the era 1740 to 1763, most ... ::When the British fought the Spanish and French in the era 1740 to 1763, most ...::[html]

When the British fought the Spanish and French in the era 1740 to 1763, most slaves and eastern land Indians

{ ~

took no sides.

#Incorrect =

sympathized with Spain and France.

#Correct ~

allied with the English.

#Incorrect ~

were taken as hostages by the English.

#Incorrect ~

united against all whites.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627755 name: Which of the following was not a major southern cash crop in the early 1700s? ::Which of the following was not a major southern cash crop in the early 1700s?::[html]

Which of the following was not a major southern cash crop in the early 1700s?

{ =

cotton

#Correct ~

tobacco

#Incorrect ~

indigo

#Incorrect ~

wheat

#Incorrect ~

rice

#Incorrect } // question: 16627769 name: A woman's dowry usually included cash and goods. ::A woman's dowry usually included cash and goods.::[html]

A woman's dowry usually included cash and goods.

{TRUE} // question: 16627790 name: Africans and African Americans who genetically inherit sickle cell anemia ... ::Africans and African Americans who genetically inherit sickle cell anemia ...::[html]

Africans and African Americans who genetically inherit sickle cell anemia have some immunity to malaria.

{TRUE} // question: 16627782 name: After 1700, the European double standard that punished women for their sexual... ::After 1700, the European double standard that punished women for their sexual...::[html]

After 1700, the European double standard that punished women for their sexual indiscretions while tolerating male offenses became the norm in New England.

{TRUE} // question: 16627784 name: After 1720, Ireland and Germany replaced England as the main source of free ... ::After 1720, Ireland and Germany replaced England as the main source of free ...::[html]

After 1720, Ireland and Germany replaced England as the main source of free immigrants.

{TRUE} // question: 16627764 name: After 1750, Oxford and Cambridge Universities continued to meet the colonies'... ::After 1750, Oxford and Cambridge Universities continued to meet the colonies'...::[html]

After 1750, Oxford and Cambridge Universities continued to meet the colonies' need for Anglican churchmen.

{FALSE} // question: 16627779 name: As late as 1750, New Jersey had as many settlers as New York, but fewer slaves. ::As late as 1750, New Jersey had as many settlers as New York, but fewer slaves.::[html]

As late as 1750, New Jersey had as many settlers as New York, but fewer slaves.

{TRUE} // question: 16627766 name: Baptists and Methodists expected their ministers to attend college. ::Baptists and Methodists expected their ministers to attend college.::[html]

Baptists and Methodists expected their ministers to attend college.

{FALSE} // question: 16627770 name: Benjamin Franklin founded the first newspaper in British America. ::Benjamin Franklin founded the first newspaper in British America.::[html]

Benjamin Franklin founded the first newspaper in British America.

{FALSE} // question: 16627776 name: Benjamin Franklin's "Snake Cartoon" was meant to stress unity among the ... ::Benjamin Franklin's "Snake Cartoon" was meant to stress unity among the ...::[html]

Benjamin Franklin's "Snake Cartoon" was meant to stress unity among the colonies during the French and Indian War.

{TRUE} // question: 16627780 name: By 1750, tobacco and rice planters had many contacts with each other and ... ::By 1750, tobacco and rice planters had many contacts with each other and ...::[html]

By 1750, tobacco and rice planters had many contacts with each other and thought of themselves as "southerners."

{FALSE} // question: 16627788 name: During the course of the eighteenth century, those who held high political ... ::During the course of the eighteenth century, those who held high political ...::[html]

During the course of the eighteenth century, those who held high political office increasingly came from the lower social status.

{FALSE} // question: 16627795 name: George Washington commanded the Virginia contingent during the defeat of ... ::George Washington commanded the Virginia contingent during the defeat of ...::[html]

George Washington commanded the Virginia contingent during the defeat of General Braddock's forces in western Pennsylvania.

{TRUE} // question: 16627785 name: In 1754, George Washington ordered the attack that started the French and ... ::In 1754, George Washington ordered the attack that started the French and ...::[html]

In 1754, George Washington ordered the attack that started the French and Indian War.

{TRUE} // question: 16627778 name: In 1775, Boston was the largest city in the colonies. ::In 1775, Boston was the largest city in the colonies.::[html]

In 1775, Boston was the largest city in the colonies.

{FALSE} // question: 16627794 name: In his day, Benjamin Franklin's greatest fame came from his work in founding ... ::In his day, Benjamin Franklin's greatest fame came from his work in founding ...::[html]

In his day, Benjamin Franklin's greatest fame came from his work in founding the Library Company of Philadelphia.

{FALSE} // question: 16627798 name: In seventeenth-century America, a majority of settlers owned books. ::In seventeenth-century America, a majority of settlers owned books.::[html]

In seventeenth-century America, a majority of settlers owned books.

{FALSE} // question: 16627767 name: In the early eighteenth century, British colonists considered themselves the ... ::In the early eighteenth century, British colonists considered themselves the ...::[html]

In the early eighteenth century, British colonists considered themselves the freest people on earth.

{TRUE} // question: 16627787 name: In the eastern woodlands, most Indians identified with France, not England, ... ::In the eastern woodlands, most Indians identified with France, not England, ...::[html]

In the eastern woodlands, most Indians identified with France, not England, as the only ally committed to their survival and independence.

{TRUE} // question: 16627786 name: Land prices in Georgia were the highest in North America. ::Land prices in Georgia were the highest in North America.::[html]

Land prices in Georgia were the highest in North America.

{FALSE} // question: 16627797 name: Legally, in colonial America, women were considered equal to men. ::Legally, in colonial America, women were considered equal to men.::[html]

Legally, in colonial America, women were considered equal to men.

{FALSE} // question: 16627792 name: Many Chesapeake planters turned to wheat as a second crop. ::Many Chesapeake planters turned to wheat as a second crop.::[html]

Many Chesapeake planters turned to wheat as a second crop.

{TRUE} // question: 16627783 name: More settlers owned books and read outside of New England than in it. ::More settlers owned books and read outside of New England than in it.::[html]

More settlers owned books and read outside of New England than in it.

{FALSE} // question: 16627796 name: Most of the 230,000 voluntary immigrants to British North America between ... ::Most of the 230,000 voluntary immigrants to British North America between ...::[html]

Most of the 230,000 voluntary immigrants to British North America between 1730 and 1775 settled in New England.

{FALSE} // question: 16627772 name: Most of the settlers of Georgia shared the proprietors' dislike of slavery ... ::Most of the settlers of Georgia shared the proprietors' dislike of slavery ...::[html]

Most of the settlers of Georgia shared the proprietors' dislike of slavery and alcohol.

{FALSE} // question: 16627791 name: New Englanders constructed more ships than all of the other colonies combined. ::New Englanders constructed more ships than all of the other colonies combined.::[html]

New Englanders constructed more ships than all of the other colonies combined.

{TRUE} // question: 16627781 name: New Englanders used French West Indian molasses to make rum. ::New Englanders used French West Indian molasses to make rum.::[html]

New Englanders used French West Indian molasses to make rum.

{TRUE} // question: 16627774 name: The Cherokee were the only Native Americans to openly welcome the British ... ::The Cherokee were the only Native Americans to openly welcome the British ...::[html]

The Cherokee were the only Native Americans to openly welcome the British settlers into the backcountry.

{FALSE} // question: 16627773 name: The founder of the Georgia colony was John Locke. ::The founder of the Georgia colony was John Locke.::[html]

The founder of the Georgia colony was John Locke.

{FALSE} // question: 16627768 name: The Great Awakening created several new colleges. ::The Great Awakening created several new colleges.::[html]

The Great Awakening created several new colleges.

{TRUE} // question: 16627793 name: The Mid-Atlantic colonies were pluralistic societies from the start. ::The Mid-Atlantic colonies were pluralistic societies from the start.::[html]

The Mid-Atlantic colonies were pluralistic societies from the start.

{TRUE} // question: 16627777 name: The Molasses Act of 1733 virtually ended New England's molasses trade with ... ::The Molasses Act of 1733 virtually ended New England's molasses trade with ...::[html]

The Molasses Act of 1733 virtually ended New England's molasses trade with the French West Indies.

{FALSE} // question: 16627771 name: The task system was practiced by Carolina rice planters. ::The task system was practiced by Carolina rice planters.::[html]

The task system was practiced by Carolina rice planters.

{TRUE} // question: 16627765 name: Through the French and Indian War, France and England sought to assert their ... ::Through the French and Indian War, France and England sought to assert their ...::[html]

Through the French and Indian War, France and England sought to assert their authority over Indian allies and white colonists.

{TRUE} // question: 16627775 name: Until 1700, many Chesapeake widows inherited all of their husbands' property ... ::Until 1700, many Chesapeake widows inherited all of their husbands' property ...::[html]

Until 1700, many Chesapeake widows inherited all of their husbands' property and administered their own estates.

{TRUE} // question: 16627789 name: Virginia and New Jersey were not invited to attend the 1754 Albany Congress. ::Virginia and New Jersey were not invited to attend the 1754 Albany Congress.::[html]

Virginia and New Jersey were not invited to attend the 1754 Albany Congress.

{FALSE} // question: 16627760 name: William Pitt, who became Britain's war minister in 1757, believed that ... ::William Pitt, who became Britain's war minister in 1757, believed that ...::[html]

William Pitt, who became Britain's war minister in 1757, believed that coercion was the only way to deal with the colonies.

{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_5 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_5 // question: 16627840 name: All of the following are true about the Revenue Act of 1766 except that ::All of the following are true about the Revenue Act of 1766 except that::[html]

All of the following are true about the Revenue Act of 1766 except that

{ ~

it reduced the duty on molasses.

#Incorrect ~

it was clearly a revenue measure.

#Incorrect ~

it generated more income for the empire than any other colonial tax.

#Incorrect =

it applied only to foreign molasses imported into the mainland.

#Correct ~

few colonists attacked it for violating the principle of no taxation without representation.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627846 name: Britain's hiring soldiers from ____ to fight the colonists infuriated North ... ::Britain's hiring soldiers from ____ to fight the colonists infuriated North ...::[html]

Britain's hiring soldiers from ____ to fight the colonists infuriated North Americans.

{ ~

Canada

#Incorrect =

Germany

#Correct ~

France

#Incorrect ~

Spain

#Incorrect ~

Portugal

#Incorrect } // question: 16627819 name: Britain's new imperial policy after 1763 can best be described as ::Britain's new imperial policy after 1763 can best be described as::[html]

Britain's new imperial policy after 1763 can best be described as

{ =

one of increased centralized control over the colonies.

#Correct ~

one of relaxed control over the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

unchanged from before 1763.

#Incorrect ~

one that sought to get rid of the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

one that sought to exterminate the Indians.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627844 name: Colonial assemblies set up committees of correspondence to ::Colonial assemblies set up committees of correspondence to::[html]

Colonial assemblies set up committees of correspondence to

{ =

coordinate intercolonial communication and organize efforts to defend American liberties.

#Correct ~

send letters and petitions expressing colonial views to Spain and France.

#Incorrect ~

organize the first postal system in North America.

#Incorrect ~

improve relations between merchants in America and in England.

#Incorrect ~

share information regarding Indian uprisings.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627829 name: Colonists objected to the Quebec Act because it ::Colonists objected to the Quebec Act because it::[html]

Colonists objected to the Quebec Act because it

{ ~

nullified colonial property rights in Ohio.

#Incorrect =

extended French civil law to the area between the Great Lakes and the Ohio River.

#Correct ~

established French as the official language of Canada.

#Incorrect ~

blocked chances for their own expansion.

#Incorrect ~

raised their taxes.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627851 name: During Pontiac' s War, ::During Pontiac' s War,::[html]

During Pontiac' s War,

{ ~

combined Indian tribal forces seized ten British forts and besieged two others.

#Incorrect ~

the English introduced germ warfare by giving the Indians smallpox-infested blankets.

#Incorrect ~

the Paxton Boys murdered unarmed Christian Indian men, women, and children.

#Incorrect ~

the Indians were united as never before.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct } // question: 16627848 name: In 1770, British Parliament repealed each of the Townshend Duties except for ... ::In 1770, British Parliament repealed each of the Townshend Duties except for ...::[html]

In 1770, British Parliament repealed each of the Townshend Duties except for the one on

{ ~

glass.

#Incorrect ~

lead.

#Incorrect =

tea.

#Correct ~

paper.

#Incorrect ~

painters' colors.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627859 name: In Virginia, ____ drafted resolutions solutions in 1765, which stated that ... ::In Virginia, ____ drafted resolutions solutions in 1765, which stated that ...::[html]

In Virginia, ____ drafted resolutions solutions in 1765, which stated that colonists could be taxed only by their own assemblies.

{ ~

George Washington

#Incorrect ~

John Dickinson

#Incorrect =

Patrick Henry

#Correct ~

Thomas Jefferson

#Incorrect ~

James Madison

#Incorrect } // question: 16627826 name: One of the consequences of colonial rhetoric about liberty and rights was ::One of the consequences of colonial rhetoric about liberty and rights was::[html]

One of the consequences of colonial rhetoric about liberty and rights was

{ ~

the ordination of women as lay preachers in the Anglican church.

#Incorrect ~

an end to the use of indentured servants.

#Incorrect ~

an increase in the number of declared skeptics and atheists.

#Incorrect ~

extending the right to vote to women.

#Incorrect =

agitation for the extension of equality and freedom to all people including slaves.

#Correct } // question: 16627854 name: Revenues raised by the Townshend Revenue Act of 1767 were to be used for ::Revenues raised by the Townshend Revenue Act of 1767 were to be used for::[html]

Revenues raised by the Townshend Revenue Act of 1767 were to be used for

{ ~

pay for Britain's military wars in Europe.

#Incorrect ~

supporting the British royal family.

#Incorrect =

paying the salaries of governors and judges in the colonies.

#Correct ~

paying for British soldiers stationed in the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

payments to customs collectors.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627845 name: The "regulators" in the Carolinas were ::The "regulators" in the Carolinas were::[html]

The "regulators" in the Carolinas were

{ ~

committees that opposed British policy.

#Incorrect ~

committees that attempted to regulate the backcountry economy.

#Incorrect =

settlers that attempted to impose order in the absence of an organized government.

#Correct ~

tax collectors who made regular collections from residents.

#Incorrect ~

farmers who made illegal liquor.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627825 name: The Boston Massacre ::The Boston Massacre::[html]

The Boston Massacre

{ ~

occurred when a group of British soldiers illegally fired into a crowd that was harassing them.

#Incorrect ~

was followed by a murder trial in which John Adams acted as a defense attorney.

#Incorrect ~

resulted in a change of quarters for British soldiers to Castle William in Boston harbor.

#Incorrect ~

marked the failure of Britain's attempt at military coercion.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct } // question: 16627836 name: The Boston Massacre trials and the Gaspee Affair ::The Boston Massacre trials and the Gaspee Affair::[html]

The Boston Massacre trials and the Gaspee Affair

{ ~

convinced the English that they should vigorously punish individual political activists.

#Incorrect ~

temporarily reduced tensions between the colonies and England.

#Incorrect =

increased colonial fear and distrust of English motives and policies.

#Correct ~

effectively established Parliament's right to tax the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

had no lasting impact on relations between the colonies and England.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627862 name: The British government measure that established French civil law and the ... ::The British government measure that established French civil law and the ...::[html]

The British government measure that established French civil law and the Roman Catholic Church in the province of Quebec was known as the

{ ~

Toleration Act.

#Incorrect =

Quebec Act.

#Correct ~

Proclamation of 1763.

#Incorrect ~

Coercive Act.

#Incorrect ~

the Stamp Act.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627821 name: The Coercive Acts ::The Coercive Acts::[html]

The Coercive Acts

{ ~

attempted to impose new taxes on the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

forced the port of Boston to remain open to British ships.

#Incorrect =

reorganized the government of Massachusetts.

#Correct ~

extended the power of the governor of New York.

#Incorrect ~

suppressed the rights of Catholics in Maryland.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627823 name: The colonial response to the Stamp Act included ::The colonial response to the Stamp Act included::[html]

The colonial response to the Stamp Act included

{ ~

street violence and riots.

#Incorrect ~

economic boycotts.

#Incorrect ~

petitions to Parliament.

#Incorrect ~

resolutions passed by colonial assemblies.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct } // question: 16627837 name: The colonists opposed the Stamp Tax because it ::The colonists opposed the Stamp Tax because it::[html]

The colonists opposed the Stamp Tax because it

{ =

was the first direct internal tax passed by Parliament for the North American colonies.

#Correct ~

was an indirect external tax on goods imported into the colonies.

#Incorrect ~

was too expensive to enforce.

#Incorrect ~

gave too much authority to colonial common law courts.

#Incorrect ~

required a large number of tax collectors to be sent from England.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627828 name: The Declaration of Independence was primarily written by ::The Declaration of Independence was primarily written by::[html]

The Declaration of Independence was primarily written by

{ ~

John Adams.

#Incorrect ~

Benjamin Franklin.

#Incorrect =

Thomas Jefferson.

#Correct ~

James Madison.

#Incorrect ~

Patrick Henry.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627824 name: The Declaratory Act ::The Declaratory Act::[html]

The Declaratory Act

{ ~

repealed the Stamp Act.

#Incorrect ~

declared that the colonies were in a state of insurrection.

#Incorrect =

asserted Parliament's absolute right to legislate for the colonies.

#Correct ~

nullified the charters of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

#Incorrect ~

established new taxes on the colonists.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627820 name: The English responded to colonial complaints against "taxation without ... ::The English responded to colonial complaints against "taxation without ...::[html]

The English responded to colonial complaints against "taxation without representation" by asserting that

{ ~

colonial lobbyists in London represented local interests there.

#Incorrect ~

the assemblies provided adequate protection for colonial rights.

#Incorrect =

each member of Parliament virtually represented all the citizens of the empire.

#Correct ~

each colony could send a representative to the House of Commons.

#Incorrect ~

representation was not necessary for a government to tax.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627830 name: The First Continental Congress met in ::The First Continental Congress met in::[html]

The First Continental Congress met in

{ ~

New York.

#Incorrect ~

Boston.

#Incorrect =

Philadelphia.

#Correct ~

Charleston.

#Incorrect ~

Washington.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627850 name: The greatest revenues to come in from the Sugar Act were expected to be from ... ::The greatest revenues to come in from the Sugar Act were expected to be from ...::[html]

The greatest revenues to come in from the Sugar Act were expected to be from the tax on

{ ~

refined sugar.

#Incorrect =

molasses.

#Correct ~

Madeira wine.

#Incorrect ~

coffee.

#Incorrect ~

tea.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627833 name: The group most responsible for overt resistance to acts of Parliament were the ::The group most responsible for overt resistance to acts of Parliament were the::[html]

The group most responsible for overt resistance to acts of Parliament were the

{ ~

Paxton Boys.

#Incorrect =

Sons of Liberty.

#Correct ~

colonial assemblies.

#Incorrect ~

"regulators."

#Incorrect ~

citizens of Pennsylvania.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627831 name: The main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense ::The main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense::[html]

The main argument of Thomas Paine's Common Sense

{ ~

moderated the system of taxation employed by the British.

#Incorrect ~

demanded representation in the British Parliament.

#Incorrect =

denounced the monarchy as a degenerate institution.

#Correct ~

called for George Washington to be named king.

#Incorrect ~

demanded that France enter the war.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627835 name: The only colony not to send a delegation to the First Continental Congress was ::The only colony not to send a delegation to the First Continental Congress was::[html]

The only colony not to send a delegation to the First Continental Congress was

{ =

Georgia.

#Correct ~

Vermont.

#Incorrect ~

Rhode Island.

#Incorrect ~

South Carolina.

#Incorrect ~

Massachusetts.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627838 name: The principal reform envisioned by the Townshend Revenue Act was to ::The principal reform envisioned by the Townshend Revenue Act was to::[html]

The principal reform envisioned by the Townshend Revenue Act was to

{ ~

raise revenue.

#Incorrect ~

unload tea from the East India Company.

#Incorrect ~

establish the power of the King to tax.

#Incorrect ~

hurt colonial trade.

#Incorrect =

pay the salaries of colonial governors and judges.

#Correct } // question: 16627827 name: The purpose of George Grenville's revenue policies was to ::The purpose of George Grenville's revenue policies was to::[html]

The purpose of George Grenville's revenue policies was to

{ ~

force the colonies to pay the entire British debt from the French-Indian War.

#Incorrect ~

reward the colonies that assisted England during the French-Indian War

#Incorrect =

centralize and increase British control over all of the colonies.

#Correct ~

encourage voluntary participation of the colonies in determining their own tax burden.

#Incorrect ~

encourage the colonies to declare independence.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627842 name: The reason most Americans took up arms in 1775 was to ::The reason most Americans took up arms in 1775 was to::[html]

The reason most Americans took up arms in 1775 was to

{ ~

establish a republican regime.

#Incorrect ~

avoid paying taxes.

#Incorrect =

restore the empire to what it had been before 1763.

#Correct ~

establish a radically new vision of the future.

#Incorrect ~

fight the Indians.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627841 name: The so-called Olive Branch Petition to the king in 1775 ::The so-called Olive Branch Petition to the king in 1775::[html]

The so-called Olive Branch Petition to the king in 1775

{ ~

more or less declared that a state of war existed in North America.

#Incorrect ~

called for increased trade between the colonies and the mother country.

#Incorrect ~

attacked George III.

#Incorrect ~

belligerently affirmed colonial rights.

#Incorrect =

affirmed the loyalty of the colonists to the crown

#Correct } // question: 16627832 name: The Sugar Act (1764) placed a duty, or tax, on ::The Sugar Act (1764) placed a duty, or tax, on::[html]

The Sugar Act (1764) placed a duty, or tax, on

{ =

imported French molasses.

#Correct ~

domestic refined sugar.

#Incorrect ~

British molasses.

#Incorrect ~

Canadian rum.

#Incorrect ~

all agricultural products.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627834 name: The Sugar Act, for Grenville, launched a war against ::The Sugar Act, for Grenville, launched a war against::[html]

The Sugar Act, for Grenville, launched a war against

{ ~

artisans.

#Incorrect ~

the elites.

#Incorrect ~

the colonial poor.

#Incorrect ~

physicians.

#Incorrect =

smugglers.

#Correct } // question: 16627822 name: The Tea Act (1773) ::The Tea Act (1773)::[html]

The Tea Act (1773)

{ =

attempted to save the British East India Company from financial disaster.

#Correct ~

removed the tax on colonists' tea.

#Incorrect ~

increased the price of colonists' tea.

#Incorrect ~

placed a high new tax on the colonists' tea.

#Incorrect ~

was endorsed by the American tea sellers.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627847 name: Which of the following statements about the Tea Act of 1773 is not true? ::Which of the following statements about the Tea Act of 1773 is not true?::[html]

Which of the following statements about the Tea Act of 1773 is not true?

{ ~

It repealed import duties on tea in England.

#Incorrect ~

It mandated that tea to the colonies arrive only on special East India Company ships.

#Incorrect ~

It restricted tea sales to only a few distributors in each colonial port.

#Incorrect ~

The East India Company's tea would sell cheaper than smuggled tea.

#Incorrect =

It was designed to provide the British government with much-needed revenue.

#Correct } // question: 16627839 name: Which of the following statements is not true concerning the New England ... ::Which of the following statements is not true concerning the New England ...::[html]

Which of the following statements is not true concerning the New England Restraining Act?

{ ~

It barred New Englanders from the Atlantic fisheries.

#Incorrect ~

It allowed New England to trade with England.

#Incorrect ~

It was introduced to Parliament in January 1775.

#Incorrect ~

It prohibited commerce between New England and any place except Britain and the British West Indies.

#Incorrect =

It banned New England's commerce with the British West Indies.

#Correct } // question: 16627849 name: Which of the following was not a consequence of the Boston Tea Party? ::Which of the following was not a consequence of the Boston Tea Party?::[html]

Which of the following was not a consequence of the Boston Tea Party?

{ ~

British soldiers could now be housed among civilians if necessary.

#Incorrect =

Town meetings in Massachusetts were prohibited.

#Correct ~

The port of Boston was closed until Bostonians had made restitution for the tea.

#Incorrect ~

British soldiers or officials charged with a crime in Massachusetts would be tried either in another colony or in England.

#Incorrect ~

the Massachusetts council was to be appointed.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627843 name: Which of the following was not part of the Townshend program? ::Which of the following was not part of the Townshend program?::[html]

Which of the following was not part of the Townshend program?

{ ~

a tax on tea, paper, paint, lead, and glass imported into the colonies

#Incorrect =

recognition of colonial authority in providing supplies and housing for British troops

#Correct ~

the use of tax revenues to pay the salaries of colonial governors and judges

#Incorrect ~

relocation of British troops from the frontier to the major seaport cities

#Incorrect ~

creation of a separate American Board of Customs Commissioners in Boston

#Incorrect } // question: 16627870 name: All thirteen colonial assemblies considered a stamp tax to be unconstitutional. ::All thirteen colonial assemblies considered a stamp tax to be unconstitutional.::[html]

All thirteen colonial assemblies considered a stamp tax to be unconstitutional.

{TRUE} // question: 16627865 name: As various unpopular parliamentary restrictions on the colonists' activities ... ::As various unpopular parliamentary restrictions on the colonists' activities ...::[html]

As various unpopular parliamentary restrictions on the colonists' activities were repealed in the early 1770s, the colonists' confidence in the British government was restored.

{FALSE} // question: 16627875 name: At first, Britain's George Grenville used voluntary measures to get the ... ::At first, Britain's George Grenville used voluntary measures to get the ...::[html]

At first, Britain's George Grenville used voluntary measures to get the colonists to pay for British troops stationed in North America.

{FALSE} // question: 16627876 name: By the summer of 1776, patriot forces had won control of the territory in all... ::By the summer of 1776, patriot forces had won control of the territory in all...::[html]

By the summer of 1776, patriot forces had won control of the territory in all thirteen colonies.

{TRUE} // question: 16627877 name: Following the Coercive Acts, the American colonies called the First ... ::Following the Coercive Acts, the American colonies called the First ...::[html]

Following the Coercive Acts, the American colonies called the First Continental Congress.

{TRUE} // question: 16627886 name: George Washington was named military commander of the Continental Army ... ::George Washington was named military commander of the Continental Army ...::[html]

George Washington was named military commander of the Continental Army because he had military experience and was from a region outside of the northeast.

{TRUE} // question: 16627852 name: Many colonists blamed one another for failing to win complete repeal of all ... ::Many colonists blamed one another for failing to win complete repeal of all ...::[html]

Many colonists blamed one another for failing to win complete repeal of all of the Townshend duties.

{TRUE} // question: 16627864 name: Parliament repealed the Stamp Act primarily because of pressure from British ... ::Parliament repealed the Stamp Act primarily because of pressure from British ...::[html]

Parliament repealed the Stamp Act primarily because of pressure from British merchants and manufacturers.

{TRUE} // question: 16627868 name: Pontiac's War was named for a Seneca chief. ::Pontiac's War was named for a Seneca chief.::[html]

Pontiac's War was named for a Seneca chief.

{FALSE} // question: 16627884 name: Tea provided three-quarters of the revenue raised under the Townshend Revenue... ::Tea provided three-quarters of the revenue raised under the Townshend Revenue...::[html]

Tea provided three-quarters of the revenue raised under the Townshend Revenue Act.

{TRUE} // question: 16627882 name: The 1733 Molasses Act was successful in keeping French molasses out of the ... ::The 1733 Molasses Act was successful in keeping French molasses out of the ...::[html]

The 1733 Molasses Act was successful in keeping French molasses out of the British colonies in North America.

{FALSE} // question: 16627885 name: The 2nd Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of ... ::The 2nd Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of ...::[html]

The 2^nd Continental Congress had unanimous support for the Declaration of Independence.

{FALSE} // question: 16627867 name: The actual monetary loss resulting from the tea destroyed in Boston Tea Party... ::The actual monetary loss resulting from the tea destroyed in Boston Tea Party...::[html]

The actual monetary loss resulting from the tea destroyed in Boston Tea Party was small.

{FALSE} // question: 16627871 name: The author of Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania was John Dickinson. ::The author of Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania was John Dickinson.::[html]

The author of Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania was John Dickinson.

{TRUE} // question: 16627878 name: The Coercive Acts were implemented in response to the Boston Massacre. ::The Coercive Acts were implemented in response to the Boston Massacre.::[html]

The Coercive Acts were implemented in response to the Boston Massacre.

{FALSE} // question: 16627856 name: The colonists viewed themselves as "Americans" as early as 1765. ::The colonists viewed themselves as "Americans" as early as 1765.::[html]

The colonists viewed themselves as "Americans" as early as 1765.

{FALSE} // question: 16627888 name: The Currency Act of 1764 forbade the colonies to issue any paper money as ... ::The Currency Act of 1764 forbade the colonies to issue any paper money as ...::[html]

The Currency Act of 1764 forbade the colonies to issue any paper money as legal tender.

{TRUE} // question: 16627881 name: The Declaratory Act was acceptable to the colonists because they interpreted ... ::The Declaratory Act was acceptable to the colonists because they interpreted ...::[html]

The Declaratory Act was acceptable to the colonists because they interpreted it as prohibiting Parliament from levying taxes on the colonists.

{TRUE} // question: 16627872 name: The first colonial crisis to develop after 1763 was over the Tea Act. ::The first colonial crisis to develop after 1763 was over the Tea Act.::[html]

The first colonial crisis to develop after 1763 was over the Tea Act.

{FALSE} // question: 16627873 name: The idea that the British Parliament represented the needs and interests of ... ::The idea that the British Parliament represented the needs and interests of ...::[html]

The idea that the British Parliament represented the needs and interests of all the empire's subjects was known as virtual representation.

{TRUE} // question: 16627874 name: The motive behind the American invasion of Canada in June 1775 was ... ::The motive behind the American invasion of Canada in June 1775 was ...::[html]

The motive behind the American invasion of Canada in June 1775 was territorial expansion.

{FALSE} // question: 16627855 name: The primary purpose of the Townshend Revenue Act was not to generate revenue. ::The primary purpose of the Townshend Revenue Act was not to generate revenue.::[html]

The primary purpose of the Townshend Revenue Act was not to generate revenue.

{TRUE} // question: 16627889 name: The Proclamation of 1763 banned all new settlement in northern New England. ::The Proclamation of 1763 banned all new settlement in northern New England.::[html]

The Proclamation of 1763 banned all new settlement in northern New England.

{FALSE} // question: 16627858 name: The Proclamation of 1763 was designed to benefit western Indians. ::The Proclamation of 1763 was designed to benefit western Indians.::[html]

The Proclamation of 1763 was designed to benefit western Indians.

{TRUE} // question: 16627890 name: The Quartering Act (1765) stated that one-fourth of the revenue from the ... ::The Quartering Act (1765) stated that one-fourth of the revenue from the ...::[html]

The Quartering Act (1765) stated that one-fourth of the revenue from the Stamp Act was to be given back to the colonies.

{FALSE} // question: 16627857 name: The Quartering Act of 1765 required the army to quarter its soldiers in ... ::The Quartering Act of 1765 required the army to quarter its soldiers in ...::[html]

The Quartering Act of 1765 required the army to quarter its soldiers in public buildings rather than private homes.

{TRUE} // question: 16627869 name: The Quartering Act of 1765 successfully resolved the vexing problem of how to... ::The Quartering Act of 1765 successfully resolved the vexing problem of how to...::[html]

The Quartering Act of 1765 successfully resolved the vexing problem of how to house British troops in the Americas.

{FALSE} // question: 16627887 name: The Quebec Act (1774) established French civil law and the Roman Catholic ... ::The Quebec Act (1774) established French civil law and the Roman Catholic ...::[html]

The Quebec Act (1774) established French civil law and the Roman Catholic Church in Quebec.

{TRUE} // question: 16627880 name: The Second Continental Congress operated as an American equivalent of ... ::The Second Continental Congress operated as an American equivalent of ...::[html]

The Second Continental Congress operated as an American equivalent of Parliament.

{FALSE} // question: 16627853 name: The skirmish between British troops and colonists that led to the death of ... ::The skirmish between British troops and colonists that led to the death of ...::[html]

The skirmish between British troops and colonists that led to the death of five colonists was the Boston Massacre.

{TRUE} // question: 16627879 name: The Stamp Act was never enforced. ::The Stamp Act was never enforced.::[html]

The Stamp Act was never enforced.

{TRUE} // question: 16627860 name: The Stamp Act was the last in a series of direct taxes on the colonies. ::The Stamp Act was the last in a series of direct taxes on the colonies.::[html]

The Stamp Act was the last in a series of direct taxes on the colonies.

{FALSE} // question: 16627861 name: The threat of colonial nonexportation was much more radical than nonimportation. ::The threat of colonial nonexportation was much more radical than nonimportation.::[html]

The threat of colonial nonexportation was much more radical than nonimportation.

{TRUE} // question: 16627866 name: The unpopular lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, whose home was destroyed ... ::The unpopular lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, whose home was destroyed ...::[html]

The unpopular lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, whose home was destroyed by a crowd in 1765, was Daniel Dulany.

{FALSE} // question: 16627863 name: Thomas Paine's Common Sense was particularly effective in nudging the ... ::Thomas Paine's Common Sense was particularly effective in nudging the ...::[html]

Thomas Paine's Common Sense was particularly effective in nudging the Mid-Atlantic colonies toward independence.

{TRUE} // question: 16627883 name: Women did not participate in the resistance. ::Women did not participate in the resistance.::[html]

Women did not participate in the resistance.

{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_6 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_6 // question: 16627924 name: After 1779, most fighting took place in ::After 1779, most fighting took place in::[html]

After 1779, most fighting took place in

{ ~

the western frontier.

#Incorrect ~

the middle states.

#Incorrect ~

New England.

#Incorrect =

the South.

#Correct ~

Canada.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627941 name: All except which one of the following were important gains in women's rights ... ::All except which one of the following were important gains in women's rights ...::[html]

All except which one of the following were important gains in women's rights in the post- revolutionary era?

{ ~

Female academies educated most of the native-born women of the Northeast.

#Incorrect =

The common law rule of coverture was abolished.

#Correct ~

New Jersey briefly gave voting rights to female tax-paying heads of household.

#Incorrect ~

Increasingly, popular novels cast women as main characters.

#Incorrect ~

The ideal of "Republican" wife and mother gave women an expanded role within the family.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627922 name: Americans expected a quick victory in the war after which of the following ... ::Americans expected a quick victory in the war after which of the following ...::[html]

Americans expected a quick victory in the war after which of the following events?

{ ~

The victory at Trenton

#Incorrect ~

Franklin's trip to London

#Incorrect =

The French signing a treaty with them

#Correct ~

The Spanish joining the war

#Incorrect ~

Victory at Lexington and Concord

#Incorrect } // question: 16627938 name: British ally Joseph Brant was a ::British ally Joseph Brant was a::[html]

British ally Joseph Brant was a

{ ~

Shawnee.

#Incorrect =

Mohawk.

#Correct ~

Oneida.

#Incorrect ~

Cherokee.

#Incorrect ~

Apache

#Incorrect } // question: 16627940 name: British policy regarding the loyalists was ::British policy regarding the loyalists was::[html]

British policy regarding the loyalists was

{ ~

well planned and executed.

#Incorrect ~

very important to the British war effort.

#Incorrect =

poorly planned and implemented.

#Correct ~

nonexistent.

#Incorrect ~

based on the assumption that they were all spying for the Americans.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627925 name: By 1800, the largest concentration of free African Americans was in ::By 1800, the largest concentration of free African Americans was in::[html]

By 1800, the largest concentration of free African Americans was in

{ =

Philadelphia.

#Correct ~

New York.

#Incorrect ~

Boston.

#Incorrect ~

Charleston.

#Incorrect ~

Newport.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627917 name: Congress first contemplated how to forge a union in 1776; the states ratified... ::Congress first contemplated how to forge a union in 1776; the states ratified...::[html]

Congress first contemplated how to forge a union in 1776; the states ratified the document that outlined the terms of that union -- Articles of Confederation -- in

{ ~

1777.

#Incorrect ~

1778.

#Incorrect ~

1779.

#Incorrect ~

1780.

#Incorrect =

1781

#Correct } // question: 16627914 name: Cornwallis and the British army were pinned down at Yorktown Port by a French... ::Cornwallis and the British army were pinned down at Yorktown Port by a French...::[html]

Cornwallis and the British army were pinned down at Yorktown Port by a French navy under the command of

{ ~

Marquis de LaFayette.

#Incorrect ~

Pierre de Beaumarchais.

#Incorrect ~

Charles DeGaulle.

#Incorrect ~

Marquis de LaFitte

#Incorrect =

François de Grasse.

#Correct } // question: 16627934 name: During the Revolutionary War, about ____ slaves fled their masters. ::During the Revolutionary War, about ____ slaves fled their masters.::[html]

During the Revolutionary War, about ____ slaves fled their masters.

{ ~

10,000

#Incorrect ~

25,000

#Incorrect =

50,000

#Correct ~

75,000

#Incorrect ~

100,000

#Incorrect } // question: 16627912 name: Early settlers in Kentucky vied for control of the region with ::Early settlers in Kentucky vied for control of the region with::[html]

Early settlers in Kentucky vied for control of the region with

{ ~

Several different Indian groups.

#Incorrect ~

the French.

#Incorrect ~

the Spanish.

#Incorrect ~

slave owners.

#Incorrect =

land speculators.

#Correct } // question: 16627935 name: George Washington is best described as ::George Washington is best described as::[html]

George Washington is best described as

{ =

a dignified, determined leader who often despaired over his disorganized, poorly equipped army.

#Correct ~

the greatest field commander in U.S. history, who almost single-handedly won the American Revolution, wrote the Constitution, and created the United States.

#Incorrect ~

a strong leader but an often inept military strategist.

#Incorrect ~

a devout Calvinist who led his men into battle with the cry "God is an American."

#Incorrect ~

a consistent supporter of the Revolutionary ideals of liberty and equality for all.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627945 name: In 1776, most political leaders in Pennsylvania were ::In 1776, most political leaders in Pennsylvania were::[html]

In 1776, most political leaders in Pennsylvania were

{ ~

conservative.

#Incorrect ~

anarchists.

#Incorrect =

radical.

#Correct ~

monarchists.

#Incorrect ~

none of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16627919 name: In contrast with those who enlisted in the Continental Army, militia troops ... ::In contrast with those who enlisted in the Continental Army, militia troops ...::[html]

In contrast with those who enlisted in the Continental Army, militia troops tended to be

{ ~

loyal to the British.

#Incorrect ~

willing to sign up for longer periods of time.

#Incorrect ~

less likely to attend church.

#Incorrect =

from the more secure sector of their communities.

#Correct ~

those who could not find work anywhere else.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627944 name: In his efforts to persuade the French to ally with the Americans, Benjamin ... ::In his efforts to persuade the French to ally with the Americans, Benjamin ...::[html]

In his efforts to persuade the French to ally with the Americans, Benjamin Franklin

{ ~

threatened the use of military force against them.

#Incorrect ~

identified strongly with the aristocratic elements of French society.

#Incorrect =

lived in France for a time.

#Correct ~

alienated most Frenchmen.

#Incorrect ~

learned to speak French.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627915 name: In the peace treaty that ended the American Revolution, ::In the peace treaty that ended the American Revolution,::[html]

In the peace treaty that ended the American Revolution,

{ ~

New Englanders lost fishing rights off the Coast of Newfoundland.

#Incorrect ~

the English retained their forts in the Ohio territory.

#Incorrect ~

France acquired Florida.

#Incorrect =

the Mississippi River was recognized as the western boundary of the United States.

#Correct ~

the Appalachian Mountains were recognized as the western boundary of the United States.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627942 name: In the Virginia Plan, James Madison proposed ::In the Virginia Plan, James Madison proposed::[html]

In the Virginia Plan, James Madison proposed

{ ~

that the president and senators serve lifetime terms of office.

#Incorrect =

a two-house legislature with representation based on population.

#Correct ~

that all public officials be elected by popular vote.

#Incorrect ~

a one house legislature based on the principle of one state, one vote.

#Incorrect ~

separation of church and state.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627929 name: Many slaves earned their freedom during the Revolutionary War ::Many slaves earned their freedom during the Revolutionary War::[html]

Many slaves earned their freedom during the Revolutionary War

{ ~

by fighting for the British.

#Incorrect ~

by running away.

#Incorrect ~

by fighting for the Americans.

#Incorrect ~

through court decisions and legislative actions.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct } // question: 16627926 name: Most loyalists ::Most loyalists::[html]

Most loyalists

{ ~

strongly rejected the American ideals of liberty and self-government.

#Incorrect ~

remained neutral during the American Revolution.

#Incorrect =

sided with England because it seemed less risky than supporting an untried American union.

#Correct ~

patriotically participated in the fight for American independence.

#Incorrect ~

joined the Indian tribes.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627943 name: Public virtue is closely related to ::Public virtue is closely related to::[html]

Public virtue is closely related to

{ ~

morality.

#Incorrect =

patriotism.

#Correct ~

militarism.

#Incorrect ~

anarchy.

#Incorrect ~

capitalism.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627931 name: The Articles of Confederation ::The Articles of Confederation::[html]

The Articles of Confederation

{ ~

gave the central government complete and compulsive power over the states and the citizens.

#Incorrect ~

included an independent executive branch.

#Incorrect ~

never went into effect because it was never ratified.

#Incorrect ~

created a strong court system.

#Incorrect =

created a central government that was weaker than the individual states.

#Correct } // question: 16627930 name: The central government created by the Constitution of 1787 had the power to ::The central government created by the Constitution of 1787 had the power to::[html]

The central government created by the Constitution of 1787 had the power to

{ ~

tax.

#Incorrect ~

control foreign trade.

#Incorrect ~

pass and enforce laws.

#Incorrect ~

regulate interstate trade

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct } // question: 16627932 name: The central government under the Articles of Confederation raised money by ::The central government under the Articles of Confederation raised money by::[html]

The central government under the Articles of Confederation raised money by

{ ~

enacting a national sales tax.

#Incorrect ~

passing import/export tariffs.

#Incorrect ~

attacking British merchant ships.

#Incorrect ~

imposing an income tax.

#Incorrect =

requisitioning funds and printing currency.

#Correct } // question: 16627921 name: The chief architect of the Massachusetts constitution was ::The chief architect of the Massachusetts constitution was::[html]

The chief architect of the Massachusetts constitution was

{ ~

Samuel Adams.

#Incorrect =

John Adams.

#Correct ~

Patrick Henry.

#Incorrect ~

George Washington.

#Incorrect ~

Thomas Jefferson.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627936 name: The church that suffered most from the revolutionary conflict was the ::The church that suffered most from the revolutionary conflict was the::[html]

The church that suffered most from the revolutionary conflict was the

{ ~

Congregational Church.

#Incorrect ~

Methodist Church.

#Incorrect ~

Catholic Church.

#Incorrect ~

Baptist Church.

#Incorrect =

Anglican Church.

#Correct } // question: 16627913 name: The Connecticut Compromise of the Constitution ::The Connecticut Compromise of the Constitution::[html]

The Connecticut Compromise of the Constitution

{ ~

defined the status of slaves for taxation purposes.

#Incorrect ~

was proposed by Alexander Hamilton.

#Incorrect ~

created the Bill of Rights.

#Incorrect =

established proportional representation in one house and state equality in the other.

#Correct ~

determined how slaves were to be counted.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627933 name: The Constitution of 1787 provided that the president would be ::The Constitution of 1787 provided that the president would be::[html]

The Constitution of 1787 provided that the president would be

{ ~

chosen by popular vote.

#Incorrect ~

permitted to serve no more than three terms.

#Incorrect =

selected by an electoral college.

#Correct ~

given the power to decide whether a territory would allow slavery.

#Incorrect ~

selected by the House of Representatives.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627937 name: The final major battle in the Revolutionary War was fought at ::The final major battle in the Revolutionary War was fought at::[html]

The final major battle in the Revolutionary War was fought at

{ =

Yorktown.

#Correct ~

Jamestown.

#Incorrect ~

Saratoga.

#Incorrect ~

Charleston.

#Incorrect ~

Concord.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627946 name: The first state to end the institution of slavery through a gradual abolition... ::The first state to end the institution of slavery through a gradual abolition...::[html]

The first state to end the institution of slavery through a gradual abolition law was

{ ~

Massachusetts.

#Incorrect ~

New York.

#Incorrect ~

Delaware.

#Incorrect =

Pennsylvania.

#Correct ~

Georgia.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627916 name: The framers of the Constitution of 1787 established it would be ratified by ::The framers of the Constitution of 1787 established it would be ratified by::[html]

The framers of the Constitution of 1787 established it would be ratified by

{ ~

the unanimous consent of the state legislatures.

#Incorrect ~

a majority vote from all eligible adult white males.

#Incorrect =

its acceptance by at least nine states in special conventions.

#Correct ~

the governors of three-fourths of the states.

#Incorrect ~

the Confederation Congress.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627911 name: The idea of proportional representation in one house and state equality in ... ::The idea of proportional representation in one house and state equality in ...::[html]

The idea of proportional representation in one house and state equality in the other was proposed by

{ ~

New Hampshire.

#Incorrect ~

Rhode Island.

#Incorrect ~

Maryland.

#Incorrect =

Connecticut.

#Correct ~

New York.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627920 name: The idea of the republican mother argued that women were ::The idea of the republican mother argued that women were::[html]

The idea of the republican mother argued that women were

{ ~

equal to men in the fight for political authority.

#Incorrect =

the true educators of patriotism for their children.

#Correct ~

guaranteed the same property rights as men.

#Incorrect ~

subordinate to men in all ways.

#Incorrect ~

required to fight in the military.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627918 name: The most serious criticism of the Constitution during ratification was the ::The most serious criticism of the Constitution during ratification was the::[html]

The most serious criticism of the Constitution during ratification was the

{ ~

establishment of a standing army.

#Incorrect =

lack of a specific list of individual rights.

#Correct ~

absence of references to God.

#Incorrect ~

failure to designate a national capital.

#Incorrect ~

undemocratic nature of the electoral college.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627923 name: The Northwest Ordinance included all of the following except ::The Northwest Ordinance included all of the following except::[html]

The Northwest Ordinance included all of the following except

{ ~

a prohibition on slavery.

#Incorrect ~

a division of the territory into three to five future states.

#Incorrect =

the prohibition on African Americans moving into the territory.

#Correct ~

provisions for the territories to enter the confederation on equal footing with those already in existence.

#Incorrect ~

protection for civil liberties.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627928 name: The peace treaty ending the war between Britain and America was the Treaty of ::The peace treaty ending the war between Britain and America was the Treaty of::[html]

The peace treaty ending the war between Britain and America was the Treaty of

{ ~

London.

#Incorrect =

Paris.

#Correct ~

Lisbon.

#Incorrect ~

Versailles.

#Incorrect ~

Ghent.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627939 name: The protection of state sovereignty included in the Articles of Confederation... ::The protection of state sovereignty included in the Articles of Confederation...::[html]

The protection of state sovereignty included in the Articles of Confederation was the brainchild of

{ =

North Carolina.

#Correct ~

South Carolina.

#Incorrect ~

Virginia.

#Incorrect ~

Georgia.

#Incorrect ~

Rhode Island.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627927 name: The state governments set up during the Revolution reflected the American ... ::The state governments set up during the Revolution reflected the American ...::[html]

The state governments set up during the Revolution reflected the American belief in the

{ ~

British tradition of unwritten political precedents and customs.

#Incorrect =

necessity for a written constitution to define citizens' rights and to limit the government's power.

#Correct ~

importance of a strong executive with compulsory powers.

#Incorrect ~

division of political power between economic classes.

#Incorrect ~

importance of strong courts to interpret law.

#Incorrect } // question: 16627978 name: After 1778, political opposition in England to the war in America had ... ::After 1778, political opposition in England to the war in America had ...::[html]

After 1778, political opposition in England to the war in America had disappeared.

{FALSE} // question: 16627977 name: All Anglican churchmen supported the Revolution. ::All Anglican churchmen supported the Revolution.::[html]

All Anglican churchmen supported the Revolution.

{FALSE} // question: 16627955 name: American exports to Britain in 1784 were less than forty percent the level of... ::American exports to Britain in 1784 were less than forty percent the level of...::[html]

American exports to Britain in 1784 were less than forty percent the level of 1774.

{TRUE} // question: 16627948 name: An attempted coup d'etat of Continental Army officers was put down by George ... ::An attempted coup d'etat of Continental Army officers was put down by George ...::[html]

An attempted coup d'etat of Continental Army officers was put down by George Washington at Yorktown.

{FALSE} // question: 16627965 name: Before 1787, most of the land in the Northwest Territory was purchased by ... ::Before 1787, most of the land in the Northwest Territory was purchased by ...::[html]

Before 1787, most of the land in the Northwest Territory was purchased by independent settlers.

{FALSE} // question: 16627954 name: Benedict Arnold attempted to undermine the revolutionary cause by betraying ... ::Benedict Arnold attempted to undermine the revolutionary cause by betraying ...::[html]

Benedict Arnold attempted to undermine the revolutionary cause by betraying New York City to the British.

{FALSE} // question: 16627971 name: British military strategy was generally poor in 1777. ::British military strategy was generally poor in 1777.::[html]

British military strategy was generally poor in 1777.

{TRUE} // question: 16627962 name: By 1780, military leaders on both sides believed that events in Virginia ... ::By 1780, military leaders on both sides believed that events in Virginia ...::[html]

By 1780, military leaders on both sides believed that events in Virginia would decide the war.

{TRUE} // question: 16627976 name: During the war, women participated in food riots to get merchants to lower ... ::During the war, women participated in food riots to get merchants to lower ...::[html]

During the war, women participated in food riots to get merchants to lower prices and stop hoarding food.

{TRUE} // question: 16627949 name: During their winter at Valley Forge, George Washington's troops became much ... ::During their winter at Valley Forge, George Washington's troops became much ...::[html]

During their winter at Valley Forge, George Washington's troops became much more soldierly.

{TRUE} // question: 16627967 name: France declared war on England after the treaties with the United States were... ::France declared war on England after the treaties with the United States were...::[html]

France declared war on England after the treaties with the United States were signed in early 1778.

{FALSE} // question: 16627969 name: French aid to the Americans during the Revolution was insignificant. ::French aid to the Americans during the Revolution was insignificant.::[html]

French aid to the Americans during the Revolution was insignificant.

{FALSE} // question: 16627970 name: George Washington's attack on Trenton resulted in substantial patriot losses. ::George Washington's attack on Trenton resulted in substantial patriot losses.::[html]

George Washington's attack on Trenton resulted in substantial patriot losses.

{FALSE} // question: 16627957 name: In Federalist #10, James Madison argued for the greater stability of a large ... ::In Federalist \#10, James Madison argued for the greater stability of a large ...::[html]

In Federalist \#10, James Madison argued for the greater stability of a large republic over a small one.

{TRUE} // question: 16627981 name: In the 1780s, the US had a thriving economy. ::In the 1780s, the US had a thriving economy.::[html]

In the 1780s, the US had a thriving economy.

{FALSE} // question: 16627963 name: Indians who had supported the Americans during the Revolution suffered the ... ::Indians who had supported the Americans during the Revolution suffered the ...::[html]

Indians who had supported the Americans during the Revolution suffered the most from land seizures after 1783.

{TRUE} // question: 16627950 name: John Adams presided over the Constitutional Convention in 1787. ::John Adams presided over the Constitutional Convention in 1787.::[html]

John Adams presided over the Constitutional Convention in 1787.

{FALSE} // question: 16627952 name: Kentucky was heavily populated by Native Americans. ::Kentucky was heavily populated by Native Americans.::[html]

Kentucky was heavily populated by Native Americans.

{FALSE} // question: 16627984 name: Long before agreeing to a formal alliance, the French secretly aided the ... ::Long before agreeing to a formal alliance, the French secretly aided the ...::[html]

Long before agreeing to a formal alliance, the French secretly aided the American rebellion against Britain.

{TRUE} // question: 16627951 name: Massachusetts slave Elizabeth Freeman sued her master in 1781 and won her ... ::Massachusetts slave Elizabeth Freeman sued her master in 1781 and won her ...::[html]

Massachusetts slave Elizabeth Freeman sued her master in 1781 and won her liberty.

{TRUE} // question: 16627974 name: Most Indians and slaves hoped that Britain would win the Revolution. ::Most Indians and slaves hoped that Britain would win the Revolution.::[html]

Most Indians and slaves hoped that Britain would win the Revolution.

{TRUE} // question: 16627975 name: Most Indians hoped that the colonies would be victorious in the Revolutionary... ::Most Indians hoped that the colonies would be victorious in the Revolutionary...::[html]

Most Indians hoped that the colonies would be victorious in the Revolutionary War.

{FALSE} // question: 16627972 name: Most slaves who reached British units during the Revolution won their freedom. ::Most slaves who reached British units during the Revolution won their freedom.::[html]

Most slaves who reached British units during the Revolution won their freedom.

{TRUE} // question: 16627964 name: Ratification of the Constitution was a relatively easy and quick affair once ... ::Ratification of the Constitution was a relatively easy and quick affair once ...::[html]

Ratification of the Constitution was a relatively easy and quick affair once the document had been written.

{FALSE} // question: 16627982 name: Rhode Island refused to participate in the Philadelphia Convention. ::Rhode Island refused to participate in the Philadelphia Convention.::[html]

Rhode Island refused to participate in the Philadelphia Convention.

{TRUE} // question: 16627973 name: Southern delegates to Congress all opposed the Northwest Ordinance. ::Southern delegates to Congress all opposed the Northwest Ordinance.::[html]

Southern delegates to Congress all opposed the Northwest Ordinance.

{FALSE} // question: 16627961 name: The Articles of Confederation were ratified quickly and easily. ::The Articles of Confederation were ratified quickly and easily.::[html]

The Articles of Confederation were ratified quickly and easily.

{FALSE} // question: 16627968 name: The British never had a realistic chance to win a decisive military victory ... ::The British never had a realistic chance to win a decisive military victory ...::[html]

The British never had a realistic chance to win a decisive military victory during the Revolution.

{FALSE} // question: 16627966 name: The British victory at Saratoga convinced France to stay out of the American ... ::The British victory at Saratoga convinced France to stay out of the American ...::[html]

The British victory at Saratoga convinced France to stay out of the American war for independence.

{FALSE} // question: 16627947 name: The greatest opposition to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 came from the ... ::The greatest opposition to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 came from the ...::[html]

The greatest opposition to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 came from the South over the institution of slavery.

{FALSE} // question: 16627953 name: The Massachusetts constitution that was ratified in 1780 is still in effect ... ::The Massachusetts constitution that was ratified in 1780 is still in effect ...::[html]

The Massachusetts constitution that was ratified in 1780 is still in effect and is the oldest constitution in the world.

{TRUE} // question: 16627956 name: The most significant victory for George Washington was Philadelphia. ::The most significant victory for George Washington was Philadelphia.::[html]

The most significant victory for George Washington was Philadelphia.

{FALSE} // question: 16627958 name: The Northwest Ordinance (1787) prohibited slavery in the Northwest (Ohio) ... ::The Northwest Ordinance (1787) prohibited slavery in the Northwest (Ohio) ...::[html]

The Northwest Ordinance (1787) prohibited slavery in the Northwest (Ohio) Territory.

{TRUE} // question: 16627979 name: The Revolutionary War demonstrated the weakness of Congress. ::The Revolutionary War demonstrated the weakness of Congress.::[html]

The Revolutionary War demonstrated the weakness of Congress.

{TRUE} // question: 16627959 name: The Revolutionary War officially came to a close with the Treaty of Paris ... ::The Revolutionary War officially came to a close with the Treaty of Paris ...::[html]

The Revolutionary War officially came to a close with the Treaty of Paris (1783).

{TRUE} // question: 16627980 name: The Spanish allied with England. ::The Spanish allied with England.::[html]

The Spanish allied with England.

{FALSE} // question: 16627983 name: Thomas Jefferson wrote Thoughts on Government in 1776. ::Thomas Jefferson wrote Thoughts on Government in 1776.::[html]

Thomas Jefferson wrote Thoughts on Government in 1776.

{FALSE} // question: 16627960 name: When land was first offered for sale in Kentucky, there were few buyers. ::When land was first offered for sale in Kentucky, there were few buyers.::[html]

When land was first offered for sale in Kentucky, there were few buyers.

{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_7 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_7 // question: 16628032 name: "Mad" Anthony Wayne defeated the northwestern Indian tribes at the Battle of ::"Mad" Anthony Wayne defeated the northwestern Indian tribes at the Battle of::[html]

"Mad" Anthony Wayne defeated the northwestern Indian tribes at the Battle of

{ ~

Tippecanoe.

#Incorrect ~

Thames.

#Incorrect =

Fallen Timbers.

#Correct ~

Fort Mims.

#Incorrect ~

New Orleans.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628022 name: As a result of the Lewis and Clark expedition ::As a result of the Lewis and Clark expedition::[html]

As a result of the Lewis and Clark expedition

{ =

the nation was assured that Louisiana Purchase was well worth the price.

#Correct ~

Thomas Jefferson questioned the wisdom of the Louisiana Purchase.

#Incorrect ~

Lewis ran for president in 1808.

#Incorrect ~

Americans got their first knowledge of California.

#Incorrect ~

Jefferson's reelection was less certain.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628037 name: As president, Thomas Jefferson ::As president, Thomas Jefferson::[html]

As president, Thomas Jefferson

{ ~

increased the size and expense of the government.

#Incorrect ~

used the Sedition Act to arrest outspoken Federalist opponents.

#Incorrect =

reduced the size of the army and navy and cut back on military spending.

#Correct ~

spent thousands of dollars on extravagant balls and dinner parties.

#Incorrect ~

rejected the opportunity to expand the territory of the U.S.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628057 name: As Thomas Jefferson stood for reelection in 1804, he could look back on ____ ... ::As Thomas Jefferson stood for reelection in 1804, he could look back on ____ ...::[html]

As Thomas Jefferson stood for reelection in 1804, he could look back on ____ first term.

{ =

an astonishingly successful

#Correct ~

a very unsuccessful

#Incorrect ~

a disappointing

#Incorrect ~

a moderately successful

#Incorrect ~

a violent

#Incorrect } // question: 16628015 name: Each of the following was a part of the Hamiltonian Plan except ::Each of the following was a part of the Hamiltonian Plan except::[html]

Each of the following was a part of the Hamiltonian Plan except

{ ~

a national bank.

#Incorrect ~

a tariff.

#Incorrect ~

funding of the debt.

#Incorrect =

building a turnpike.

#Correct ~

assuming state debts.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628034 name: Federal assumption of the state debts would funnel money out of all of the ... ::Federal assumption of the state debts would funnel money out of all of the ...::[html]

Federal assumption of the state debts would funnel money out of all of the following sections of the country except

{ ~

the southern states.

#Incorrect ~

the middle states.

#Incorrect =

the northeastern states.

#Correct ~

the western states.

#Incorrect ~

Canada.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628051 name: George Washington served ____ terms. ::George Washington served ____ terms.::[html]

George Washington served ____ terms.

{ ~

#Incorrect =

#Correct ~

#Incorrect ~

#Incorrect } // question: 16628030 name: In 1814 ::In 1814::[html]

In 1814

{ ~

Thomas Jefferson retired.

#Incorrect =

England defeated Napoleon.

#Correct ~

The Alien and Sedition Acts were passed.

#Incorrect ~

Citizen Genet arrived in the U.S.

#Incorrect ~

all of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628008 name: In Alexander Hamilton's Report on ____, the treasury secretary urged Congress... ::In Alexander Hamilton's Report on ____, the treasury secretary urged Congress...::[html]

In Alexander Hamilton's Report on ____, the treasury secretary urged Congress to assume state debts and combine them with the government's foreign debt.

{ ~

Manufactures

#Incorrect =

Public Credit

#Correct ~

Tariffs

#Incorrect ~

State Debts

#Incorrect ~

National Debt

#Incorrect } // question: 16628038 name: In his Farewell Address, George Washington ::In his Farewell Address, George Washington::[html]

In his Farewell Address, George Washington

{ ~

encouraged healthy sectional rivalry.

#Incorrect ~

denounced the actions of the French Republic.

#Incorrect ~

obligated the United States to support antimonarchical revolutions in the Western Hemisphere.

#Incorrect ~

encouraged the development of political parties.

#Incorrect =

warned against entangling foreign alliances and partisan domestic politics.

#Correct } // question: 16628033 name: James Madison's war message listed all except which of the following as ... ::James Madison's war message listed all except which of the following as ...::[html]

James Madison's war message listed all except which of the following as reasons for the War of 1812?

{ =

U.S. interest in acquiring Canada

#Correct ~

attacks on U.S. shipping

#Incorrect ~

impressment of U.S. seamen

#Incorrect ~

use of foreign spies and provocations in the United States

#Incorrect ~

British influence over western Indians.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628023 name: John Marshall was ::John Marshall was::[html]

John Marshall was

{ ~

completely determined to destroy the Republican party at all costs.

#Incorrect =

interested in establishing the independence and interpretative powers of the federal judiciary.

#Correct ~

a strong supporter of Adams's war with France and use of the Alien and Sedition Acts.

#Incorrect ~

the first Republican appointed to the Supreme Court.

#Incorrect ~

an opponent of the expansion of the power of the national government.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628006 name: Many states opposed federal assumption of state debts because ::Many states opposed federal assumption of state debts because::[html]

Many states opposed federal assumption of state debts because

{ ~

most northern states had already paid their debts and saw the assumption plan as a southern plot to increase their power.

#Incorrect ~

the debt was so high that paying it would bankrupt the nation.

#Incorrect ~

most of the money would go to western states that had not been fiscally responsible during the war.

#Incorrect ~

it would be easier to repudiate the entire debt and start with "a clean slate."

#Incorrect =

most southern states had already paid their debts and did not want to pay off the debts of others.

#Correct } // question: 16628027 name: Militiamen from all of the following except ____ helped to quell the Whiskey ... ::Militiamen from all of the following except ____ helped to quell the Whiskey ...::[html]

Militiamen from all of the following except ____ helped to quell the Whiskey Rebellion.

{ ~

Maryland

#Incorrect ~

Virginia

#Incorrect =

New York

#Correct ~

New Jersey

#Incorrect ~

Pennsylvania.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628040 name: One of the most peculiar aspects of the Battle of New Orleans was that ::One of the most peculiar aspects of the Battle of New Orleans was that::[html]

One of the most peculiar aspects of the Battle of New Orleans was that

{ ~

the Americans suffered no casualties.

#Incorrect ~

Native Americans were responsible for the U.S. victory.

#Incorrect ~

the city was not captured even though it was a British victory.

#Incorrect ~

it was unclear who won.

#Incorrect =

it occurred after the war had ended.

#Correct } // question: 16628019 name: Tecumseh was killed at the Battle of ::Tecumseh was killed at the Battle of::[html]

Tecumseh was killed at the Battle of

{ =

the Thames.

#Correct ~

Detroit.

#Incorrect ~

Lake Erie.

#Incorrect ~

New Orleans.

#Incorrect ~

Baltimore.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628018 name: The British Orders in Council (1806) attempted to stop world shipping with ... ::The British Orders in Council (1806) attempted to stop world shipping with ...::[html]

The British Orders in Council (1806) attempted to stop world shipping with which nation?

{ =

France

#Correct ~

United States

#Incorrect ~

Spain

#Incorrect ~

Russia

#Incorrect ~

Brazil.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628054 name: The congressional group that forcefully advocated war with Great Britain in ... ::The congressional group that forcefully advocated war with Great Britain in ...::[html]

The congressional group that forcefully advocated war with Great Britain in 1812 was known as the

{ ~

Red Sticks.

#Incorrect =

War Hawks.

#Correct ~

War Doves.

#Incorrect ~

Red Coats.

#Incorrect ~

Minutemen.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628028 name: The debate over the president's title was ::The debate over the president's title was::[html]

The debate over the president's title was

{ =

many weeks long.

#Correct ~

settled by the Constitution, which outlawed titles of all kinds.

#Incorrect ~

not resolved until after Washington's administration had ended.

#Incorrect ~

started by Jefferson who favored the title "His Elective Highness."

#Incorrect ~

settled by popular ballot.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628012 name: The Embargo Act (1807) cut off U.S. shipping with ::The Embargo Act (1807) cut off U.S. shipping with::[html]

The Embargo Act (1807) cut off U.S. shipping with

{ ~

England.

#Incorrect ~

France.

#Incorrect ~

France and England.

#Incorrect ~

Spain and Portugal.

#Incorrect =

foreign countries.

#Correct } // question: 16628026 name: The Embargo Act hurt ____ the worst. ::The Embargo Act hurt ____ the worst.::[html]

The Embargo Act hurt ____ the worst.

{ ~

western farmers

#Incorrect ~

southern plantation owners

#Incorrect ~

northern manufacturers

#Incorrect ~

Native Americans

#Incorrect =

the seaport cities of the northeast

#Correct } // question: 16628016 name: The First Amendment to the Constitution guaranteed ::The First Amendment to the Constitution guaranteed::[html]

The First Amendment to the Constitution guaranteed

{ ~

no cruel and unusual punishment.

#Incorrect ~

voting rights for white adult men.

#Incorrect =

freedom of speech, press, and religion.

#Correct ~

the right to bear arms.

#Incorrect ~

the right to trial by jury.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628014 name: The First Congress's first action was to ::The First Congress's first action was to::[html]

The First Congress's first action was to

{ ~

approve the Bill of Rights.

#Incorrect ~

create a federal court system.

#Incorrect ~

create the executive departments of War, State, and Treasury.

#Incorrect ~

declare war on France.

#Incorrect =

pass a tariff on imports.

#Correct } // question: 16628058 name: The first contested presidential election in the United States was in ::The first contested presidential election in the United States was in::[html]

The first contested presidential election in the United States was in

{ ~

1788.

#Incorrect ~

1792.

#Incorrect =

1796.

#Correct ~

1800.

#Incorrect ~

1804.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628017 name: The first controversy of the Washington administration involved the ::The first controversy of the Washington administration involved the::[html]

The first controversy of the Washington administration involved the

{ =

dignity to attach to the president's office.

#Correct ~

location of the nation's capital.

#Incorrect ~

role of the cabinet in formulating policy.

#Incorrect ~

name of the new country.

#Incorrect ~

salary to be given to the president.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628048 name: The first judge to be removed from office as a result of impeachment ... ::The first judge to be removed from office as a result of impeachment ...::[html]

The first judge to be removed from office as a result of impeachment proceedings was

{ ~

John Marshall.

#Incorrect ~

John Randolph.

#Incorrect ~

Samuel Chase.

#Incorrect =

John Pickering.

#Correct ~

Aaron Burr.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628024 name: The hero of the Battle of New Orleans was ::The hero of the Battle of New Orleans was::[html]

The hero of the Battle of New Orleans was

{ ~

William Henry Harrison.

#Incorrect ~

James Monroe.

#Incorrect =

Andrew Jackson.

#Correct ~

Ulysses S. Grant.

#Incorrect ~

Tecumseh.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628041 name: The Judiciary Act of 1789 ::The Judiciary Act of 1789::[html]

The Judiciary Act of 1789

{ ~

provided that all Supreme Court cases must originate in federal circuit courts.

#Incorrect ~

gave Congress the power to remove federal judges from office.

#Incorrect =

established a six-member Supreme Court and set up the federal district and circuit court system.

#Correct ~

was the most important piece of legislation passed during Washington's presidency.

#Incorrect ~

gave Congress the power to appoint Supreme Court justices.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628045 name: The Lewis and Clark expedition was partly guided by the Indian ::The Lewis and Clark expedition was partly guided by the Indian::[html]

The Lewis and Clark expedition was partly guided by the Indian

{ ~

Pocahontas.

#Incorrect ~

Tecumseh.

#Incorrect ~

Tenskwatawa.

#Incorrect =

Sacajawea.

#Correct ~

Red Sticks.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628049 name: The Louisiana Territory was purchased from ::The Louisiana Territory was purchased from::[html]

The Louisiana Territory was purchased from

{ ~

Spain.

#Incorrect ~

Great Britain.

#Incorrect ~

Portugal.

#Incorrect =

France.

#Correct ~

Native Americans.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628013 name: The man most responsible for the establishment of the system of government ... ::The man most responsible for the establishment of the system of government ...::[html]

The man most responsible for the establishment of the system of government finance was

{ ~

James Madison.

#Incorrect ~

George Washington.

#Incorrect =

Alexander Hamilton.

#Correct ~

Thomas Jefferson.

#Incorrect ~

Henry Knox.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628053 name: The new government's chief source of income was to be ::The new government's chief source of income was to be::[html]

The new government's chief source of income was to be

{ =

a tariff on imports.

#Correct ~

an income tax.

#Incorrect ~

harbor and customs duties.

#Incorrect ~

excise taxes on domestic manufactures.

#Incorrect ~

interest on loans.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628039 name: The principal author of the Bill of Rights was ::The principal author of the Bill of Rights was::[html]

The principal author of the Bill of Rights was

{ =

James Madison.

#Correct ~

Thomas Jefferson.

#Incorrect ~

Ben Franklin.

#Incorrect ~

Alexander Hamilton.

#Incorrect ~

George Washington

#Incorrect } // question: 16628007 name: The reception of Jay's Treaty can best be described as ::The reception of Jay's Treaty can best be described as::[html]

The reception of Jay's Treaty can best be described as

{ =

very negative.

#Correct ~

very positive.

#Incorrect ~

restrained.

#Incorrect ~

relief.

#Incorrect ~

none of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628052 name: The Treaty of Ghent (1814), ending the War of 1812, can be best described as ::The Treaty of Ghent (1814), ending the War of 1812, can be best described as::[html]

The Treaty of Ghent (1814), ending the War of 1812, can be best described as

{ ~

a British victory.

#Incorrect ~

an American victory.

#Incorrect =

a draw.

#Correct ~

all of these choices.

#Incorrect ~

an Indian victory.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628029 name: The US attack on Canada ::The US attack on Canada::[html]

The US attack on Canada

{ ~

was a huge success.

#Incorrect ~

resulted in a draw.

#Incorrect =

failed miserably.

#Correct ~

was a quick victory.

#Incorrect ~

was easy.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628031 name: The Virginia and Kentucky Resolves ::The Virginia and Kentucky Resolves::[html]

The Virginia and Kentucky Resolves

{ ~

were written by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.

#Incorrect ~

declared that the Alien and Sedition Acts gave the national government powers not mentioned in the Constitution.

#Incorrect ~

asserted that states could invalidate or nullify federal laws.

#Incorrect ~

interpreted the constitution as a compact between states.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct } // question: 16628009 name: The winner of the presidential election of 1800 was ::The winner of the presidential election of 1800 was::[html]

The winner of the presidential election of 1800 was

{ ~

James Madison.

#Incorrect ~

John Adams.

#Incorrect =

Thomas Jefferson.

#Correct ~

James Monroe.

#Incorrect ~

Aaron Burr.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628005 name: The XYZ Affair ::The XYZ Affair::[html]

The XYZ Affair

{ ~

took place during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson.

#Incorrect ~

was a failed attempt by Treasury officials to embezzle public education funds.

#Incorrect =

saw French officials demand a bribe in return for improving relations with the United States.

#Correct ~

was a scandal involving John Adams's secretary of war and the wife of the French ambassador.

#Incorrect ~

involved the British practice of impressment.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628036 name: Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic-Republicans favored ::Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic-Republicans favored::[html]

Thomas Jefferson and the Democratic-Republicans favored

{ =

promoting the revolutionary concepts of limited government.

#Correct ~

establishing stronger ties with England instead of France.

#Incorrect ~

the economic interests of merchants, bankers, and businessmen.

#Incorrect ~

expanding the power of the national government.

#Incorrect ~

a national government with no executive leader.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628043 name: Washington and his closest advisers came to be called ::Washington and his closest advisers came to be called::[html]

Washington and his closest advisers came to be called

{ ~

Washingtonians.

#Incorrect ~

Republicans.

#Incorrect =

Federalists.

#Correct ~

Constitutionalists.

#Incorrect ~

Democrats.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628011 name: What percent of US federal revenue came from British tariffs? ::What percent of US federal revenue came from British tariffs?::[html]

What percent of US federal revenue came from British tariffs?

{ ~

#Incorrect ~

#Incorrect =

#Correct ~

#Incorrect ~

#Incorrect } // question: 16628044 name: Which of the following accurately contrasts the views of Hamilton and Jefferson? ::Which of the following accurately contrasts the views of Hamilton and Jefferson?::[html]

Which of the following accurately contrasts the views of Hamilton and Jefferson?

{ =

Hamilton wanted to expand federal power; Jefferson wanted to limit it.

#Correct ~

Hamilton protected the interests of working-class citizens; Jefferson protected the wealthy planters and merchants.

#Incorrect ~

Hamilton's support came from the South and West; Jefferson's from the Northeast.

#Incorrect ~

Hamilton patterned his program after the French model; Jefferson copied the English system.

#Incorrect ~

Hamilton upheld the ideals of the Revolution; Jefferson emphasized the need for law and order.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628035 name: Which of the following best describes John Adams during his presidency? ::Which of the following best describes John Adams during his presidency?::[html]

Which of the following best describes John Adams during his presidency?

{ ~

He had an optimistic faith in the goodness and support of the American people.

#Incorrect ~

He helped pass legislation that strengthened constitutional protection of the freedoms of speech and press.

#Incorrect =

He had an embattled mentality and feared he was surrounded by enemies.

#Correct ~

He was bored with dull public life and decided not to run for a second term.

#Incorrect ~

He united his political party and proved to be an effective leader.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628025 name: Which of the following best describes John Adams's term in office? ::Which of the following best describes John Adams's term in office?::[html]

Which of the following best describes John Adams's term in office?

{ ~

It was successful.

#Incorrect =

It was embattled.

#Correct ~

It was uneventful.

#Incorrect ~

It was successful domestically but unsuccessful in foreign affairs.

#Incorrect ~

It united the Federalist Party but led to intense opposition from the Republicans.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628010 name: Which of the following is not true about the election of 1796? ::Which of the following is not true about the election of 1796?::[html]

Which of the following is not true about the election of 1796?

{ =

The major candidates campaigned in person.

#Correct ~

It resulted in the president and vice president being from different parties.

#Incorrect ~

Newspaper editors and foreign governments were very involved in shaping the outcome.

#Incorrect ~

It was decided in the states of Pennsylvania and New York.

#Incorrect ~

John Adams won.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628020 name: Which of the following is not true about the Whiskey Rebellion? ::Which of the following is not true about the Whiskey Rebellion?::[html]

Which of the following is not true about the Whiskey Rebellion?

{ ~

It was fought over the tax on whiskey.

#Incorrect ~

It was quelled by Washington and twelve thousand militia men.

#Incorrect =

It was centered in rural New York.

#Correct ~

It was seen as a challenge to the power of the federal government.

#Incorrect ~

President Washington pardoned the rebels.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628042 name: Which of the following is true concerning the Alien and Sedition Acts? ::Which of the following is true concerning the Alien and Sedition Acts?::[html]

Which of the following is true concerning the Alien and Sedition Acts?

{ ~

Many states joined Kentucky and Virginia in opposing them.

#Incorrect ~

The Sedition Act led to the prosecution of fourteen Federalists.

#Incorrect ~

They were passed by Congress at the instigation of John Adams.

#Incorrect =

President Adams never used the powers granted under the Alien Act.

#Correct ~

none of these choices.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628021 name: Which of the following was not a resolution of the Hartford Convention? ::Which of the following was not a resolution of the Hartford Convention?::[html]

Which of the following was not a resolution of the Hartford Convention?

{ ~

to remove the "three-fifths clause" from the Constitution

#Incorrect ~

to deny the right of naturalized citizens to hold office

#Incorrect =

to end the War of 1812 immediately

#Correct ~

to make it increasingly difficult for a new state to enter the union

#Incorrect ~

to require two-thirds majority of both houses to declare war.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628082 name: "The Star-Spangled Banner" was written by William Henry Harrison during the ... ::"The Star-Spangled Banner" was written by William Henry Harrison during the ...::[html]

"The Star-Spangled Banner" was written by William Henry Harrison during the War of 1812.

{FALSE} // question: 16628069 name: After taking office, Thomas Jefferson increased the number of federal ... ::After taking office, Thomas Jefferson increased the number of federal ...::[html]

After taking office, Thomas Jefferson increased the number of federal governmental balls and dinners.

{FALSE} // question: 16628050 name: As President, Jefferson insisted on giving an increasingly powerful role to ... ::As President, Jefferson insisted on giving an increasingly powerful role to ...::[html]

As President, Jefferson insisted on giving an increasingly powerful role to the military in domestic affairs.

{FALSE} // question: 16628077 name: Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was John Adams's running mate in the election of ... ::Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was John Adams's running mate in the election of ...::[html]

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was John Adams's running mate in the election of 1796.

{FALSE} // question: 16628047 name: Citizen Edmond Genêt was a French government official who commissioned ... ::Citizen Edmond Genêt was a French government official who commissioned ...::[html]

Citizen Edmond Genêt was a French government official who commissioned American privateers to harass British shipping.

{TRUE} // question: 16628088 name: Congress gave itself the power to appoint the heads of the executive department. ::Congress gave itself the power to appoint the heads of the executive department.::[html]

Congress gave itself the power to appoint the heads of the executive department.

{FALSE} // question: 16628059 name: Federal judges receive lifetime appointments and can be removed from office ... ::Federal judges receive lifetime appointments and can be removed from office ...::[html]

Federal judges receive lifetime appointments and can be removed from office by impeachment only.

{TRUE} // question: 16628079 name: Federalists enthusiastically supported the Embargo Act of 1807. ::Federalists enthusiastically supported the Embargo Act of 1807.::[html]

Federalists enthusiastically supported the Embargo Act of 1807.

{FALSE} // question: 16628084 name: Hamilton saw all of his financial plans for the new nation rejected. ::Hamilton saw all of his financial plans for the new nation rejected.::[html]

Hamilton saw all of his financial plans for the new nation rejected.

{FALSE} // question: 16628046 name: In 1811-12, a united Democratic-Republican party controlled both houses of ... ::In 1811-12, a united Democratic-Republican party controlled both houses of ...::[html]

In 1811-12, a united Democratic-Republican party controlled both houses of Congress.

{FALSE} // question: 16628074 name: James Madison was President of the United States during the War of 1812. ::James Madison was President of the United States during the War of 1812.::[html]

James Madison was President of the United States during the War of 1812.

{TRUE} // question: 16628064 name: Jay's Treaty was unanimously praised in the United States. ::Jay's Treaty was unanimously praised in the United States.::[html]

Jay's Treaty was unanimously praised in the United States.

{FALSE} // question: 16628086 name: Jefferson believed that federal judges should be elected by popular ballot. ::Jefferson believed that federal judges should be elected by popular ballot.::[html]

Jefferson believed that federal judges should be elected by popular ballot.

{FALSE} // question: 16628083 name: John Adams's vice president during his one term in office was his archenemy, ... ::John Adams's vice president during his one term in office was his archenemy, ...::[html]

John Adams's vice president during his one term in office was his archenemy, Alexander Hamilton.

{FALSE} // question: 16628063 name: Marbury vs. Madison set the precedence for judicial review. ::Marbury vs. Madison set the precedence for judicial review.::[html]

Marbury vs. Madison set the precedence for judicial review.

{TRUE} // question: 16628075 name: New England had the highest number of War Hawks. ::New England had the highest number of War Hawks.::[html]

New England had the highest number of War Hawks.

{FALSE} // question: 16628067 name: Not one Federalist supported Madison's declaration of war in 1812. ::Not one Federalist supported Madison's declaration of war in 1812.::[html]

Not one Federalist supported Madison's declaration of war in 1812.

{TRUE} // question: 16628090 name: Purchasing Louisiana necessitated an increase in the size of the military to ... ::Purchasing Louisiana necessitated an increase in the size of the military to ...::[html]

Purchasing Louisiana necessitated an increase in the size of the military to protect the new territory.

{FALSE} // question: 16628060 name: Strongest support for the War of 1812 came from New England. ::Strongest support for the War of 1812 came from New England.::[html]

Strongest support for the War of 1812 came from New England.

{FALSE} // question: 16628066 name: Tecumseh's confederacy did not pose a threat to the U.S. ::Tecumseh's confederacy did not pose a threat to the U.S.::[html]

Tecumseh's confederacy did not pose a threat to the U.S.

{FALSE} // question: 16628087 name: The "undeclared war with France" was fought because France was seizing ... ::The "undeclared war with France" was fought because France was seizing ...::[html]

The "undeclared war with France" was fought because France was seizing American ships that were trading with Great Britain.

{FALSE} // question: 16628065 name: The 1807 Embargo Act was a motivating force for American commerce. ::The 1807 Embargo Act was a motivating force for American commerce.::[html]

The 1807 Embargo Act was a motivating force for American commerce.

{FALSE} // question: 16628091 name: The Capitol and president's home were burned by the British during the War of... ::The Capitol and president's home were burned by the British during the War of...::[html]

The Capitol and president's home were burned by the British during the War of 1812.

{TRUE} // question: 16628056 name: The choice of the site for Washington, D.C. was determined by a deal among ... ::The choice of the site for Washington, D.C. was determined by a deal among ...::[html]

The choice of the site for Washington, D.C. was determined by a deal among Hamilton, Madison, and Jefferson.

{TRUE} // question: 16628085 name: The congressmen known as War Hawks came from the South and West. ::The congressmen known as War Hawks came from the South and West.::[html]

The congressmen known as War Hawks came from the South and West.

{TRUE} // question: 16628081 name: The crisis with France allowed the High Federalists to push their domestic ... ::The crisis with France allowed the High Federalists to push their domestic ...::[html]

The crisis with France allowed the High Federalists to push their domestic agenda despite the opposition of President Adams.

{TRUE} // question: 16628073 name: The debate over the national bank was the first to raise the question of ... ::The debate over the national bank was the first to raise the question of ...::[html]

The debate over the national bank was the first to raise the question of "necessary and proper" laws and actions.

{TRUE} // question: 16628076 name: The Embargo Act of 1807 hurt the American economy more than it did the British. ::The Embargo Act of 1807 hurt the American economy more than it did the British.::[html]

The Embargo Act of 1807 hurt the American economy more than it did the British.

{TRUE} // question: 16628089 name: The Hartford Convention declared the secession of the New England states. ::The Hartford Convention declared the secession of the New England states.::[html]

The Hartford Convention declared the secession of the New England states.

{FALSE} // question: 16628071 name: The Lewis and Clark expedition traveled more than 1,600 miles on the Missouri... ::The Lewis and Clark expedition traveled more than 1,600 miles on the Missouri...::[html]

The Lewis and Clark expedition traveled more than 1,600 miles on the Missouri River.

{TRUE} // question: 16628061 name: The national debt was significantly reduced during Jefferson's administration. ::The national debt was significantly reduced during Jefferson's administration.::[html]

The national debt was significantly reduced during Jefferson's administration.

{TRUE} // question: 16628068 name: The Republicans impeached Chief Justice Samuel Chase and removed him from ... ::The Republicans impeached Chief Justice Samuel Chase and removed him from ...::[html]

The Republicans impeached Chief Justice Samuel Chase and removed him from office.

{FALSE} // question: 16628062 name: The Treaty of Ghent merely returned the status quo prior to the war. ::The Treaty of Ghent merely returned the status quo prior to the war.::[html]

The Treaty of Ghent merely returned the status quo prior to the war.

{TRUE} // question: 16628055 name: The Washington administration sided with Britain in its war against France ... ::The Washington administration sided with Britain in its war against France ...::[html]

The Washington administration sided with Britain in its war against France only because it wanted to protect Anglo-American trade.

{FALSE} // question: 16628080 name: The Whiskey Rebellion was waged because of the desire to acquire cheaper ... ::The Whiskey Rebellion was waged because of the desire to acquire cheaper ...::[html]

The Whiskey Rebellion was waged because of the desire to acquire cheaper alcoholic spirits for urban laborers.

{FALSE} // question: 16628072 name: The XYZ Affair was the last scandal of George Washington's presidency. ::The XYZ Affair was the last scandal of George Washington's presidency.::[html]

The XYZ Affair was the last scandal of George Washington's presidency.

{FALSE} // question: 16628078 name: Thomas Jefferson was less critical than the Federalists of the French ... ::Thomas Jefferson was less critical than the Federalists of the French ...::[html]

Thomas Jefferson was less critical than the Federalists of the French Revolution.

{TRUE} // question: 16628070 name: With the Battle of New Orleans, the United States won the War of 1812. ::With the Battle of New Orleans, the United States won the War of 1812.::[html]

With the Battle of New Orleans, the United States won the War of 1812.

{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_8 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_8 // question: 16628158 name: After 1790, the responsibilities for running American farm households ::After 1790, the responsibilities for running American farm households::[html]

After 1790, the responsibilities for running American farm households

{ =

fell more exclusively on women.

#Correct ~

decreased.

#Incorrect ~

were mostly given to the older children.

#Incorrect ~

were turned over to servants.

#Incorrect ~

were equally shared by all family members.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628112 name: All of the following statements regarding transportation in 1815 are true except ::All of the following statements regarding transportation in 1815 are true except::[html]

All of the following statements regarding transportation in 1815 are true except

{ =

it was easier to transport goods into western settlements than out

#Correct ~

transportation west of the Appalachians was almost entirely undeveloped

#Incorrect ~

transporting goods by boat between Louisville and New Orleans took three to four months

#Incorrect ~

the cost of transporting wheat from Buffalo to New York City tripled its price

#Incorrect ~

trans-Appalachian settlements were marginal to the market economy

#Incorrect } // question: 16628139 name: All the following regarding southern farmers who moved into the Northwest is ... ::All the following regarding southern farmers who moved into the Northwest is ...::[html]

All the following regarding southern farmers who moved into the Northwest is true except they

{ ~

favored free-range livestock

#Incorrect ~

remained tied to the river trade

#Incorrect ~

often left the south seeing slavery blocked opportunities for them

#Incorrect =

devoted most of their efforts to developing large cultivated farms

#Correct ~

did not bring slaves with them.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628116 name: An 1816 Senate report stated that it cost the same to transport one ton of ... ::An 1816 Senate report stated that it cost the same to transport one ton of ...::[html]

An 1816 Senate report stated that it cost the same to transport one ton of goods across the Atlantic Ocean as it did to move one ton of goods ____ miles inland.

{ ~

#Incorrect =

#Correct ~

#Incorrect ~

150

#Incorrect } // question: 16628135 name: Backcountry whites adopted all of the following practices except ::Backcountry whites adopted all of the following practices except::[html]

Backcountry whites adopted all of the following practices except

{ ~

girdling trees so that they would fall down naturally.

#Incorrect ~

depending on game for food and animal skins for trade.

#Incorrect ~

leaving their women behind to tend the farms when they hunted.

#Incorrect ~

engaging in drunken brawls.

#Incorrect =

cooperating economically with local Indians.

#Correct } // question: 16628120 name: Between 1820 and 1840, agricultural exports from the Northwest increased by ::Between 1820 and 1840, agricultural exports from the Northwest increased by::[html]

Between 1820 and 1840, agricultural exports from the Northwest increased by

{ =

15 percent.

#Correct ~

25 percent.

#Incorrect ~

50 percent.

#Incorrect ~

75 percent.

#Incorrect ~

90 percent.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628140 name: Between 1820 and 1870 the industrial revolution affected the United States as ::Between 1820 and 1870 the industrial revolution affected the United States as::[html]

Between 1820 and 1870 the industrial revolution affected the United States as

{ ~

old seaports experienced a slow decline in population.

#Incorrect ~

commercial agriculture became less important.

#Incorrect ~

international trade became far more valuable than the domestic market.

#Incorrect =

cities grew faster than ever before or since.

#Correct ~

older, more established urban areas grew faster than new cities.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628131 name: By 1818 the National Road ::By 1818 the National Road::[html]

By 1818 the National Road

{ ~

ran from Washington D.C to Atlanta.

#Incorrect =

was a smooth, crushed rock thoroughfare.

#Correct ~

had dramatically reduced the cost of moving goods inland.

#Incorrect ~

signaled the decline in steamboat traffic.

#Incorrect ~

all of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628130 name: By the 1830s, northeastern farmers' relationship to the market had ::By the 1830s, northeastern farmers' relationship to the market had::[html]

By the 1830s, northeastern farmers' relationship to the market had

{ =

strengthened.

#Correct ~

weakened.

#Incorrect ~

remained unchanged.

#Incorrect ~

became independent of the international market

#Incorrect ~

none of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628141 name: Commercial agriculture in the Northwest was first made feasible by the ::Commercial agriculture in the Northwest was first made feasible by the::[html]

Commercial agriculture in the Northwest was first made feasible by the

{ ~

railroad.

#Incorrect =

steamboat.

#Correct ~

turnpike.

#Incorrect ~

horse and buggy.

#Incorrect ~

telegraph.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628115 name: During the 1820s New England storekeepers ::During the 1820s New England storekeepers::[html]

During the 1820s New England storekeepers

{ ~

shipped their goods to England and Europe.

#Incorrect ~

depended almost entirely on locally produced goods for their retail sales.

#Incorrect ~

depended on a barter exchange of goods and services, rather than cash sales.

#Incorrect ~

saw their business decline significantly.

#Incorrect =

increased their stock of consumer goods significantly

#Correct } // question: 16628144 name: During the early republic, Indians living on western lands ::During the early republic, Indians living on western lands::[html]

During the early republic, Indians living on western lands

{ ~

were generally able to maintain their territorial holdings.

#Incorrect ~

received considerable political and military help from Britain.

#Incorrect =

were constantly pushed further west.

#Correct ~

saw, by 1820, nearly 100,000 white settlers move onto their lands.

#Incorrect ~

were never more unified.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628159 name: During the period from 1790 to 1815, artisans were losing their independent ... ::During the period from 1790 to 1815, artisans were losing their independent ...::[html]

During the period from 1790 to 1815, artisans were losing their independent status; most became

{ ~

master craftsmen.

#Incorrect =

wage laborers.

#Correct ~

merchants.

#Incorrect ~

farmers.

#Incorrect ~

soldiers.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628134 name: Eastbound traffic on the National Road consisted largely of ::Eastbound traffic on the National Road consisted largely of::[html]

Eastbound traffic on the National Road consisted largely of

{ =

cattle and pigs.

#Correct ~

wheat and corn.

#Incorrect ~

lumber.

#Incorrect ~

whiskey.

#Incorrect ~

cotton.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628118 name: Eastern visitors described the backcountry as which of the following? ::Eastern visitors described the backcountry as which of the following?::[html]

Eastern visitors described the backcountry as which of the following?

{ ~

clean

#Incorrect ~

civilized

#Incorrect =

filthy

#Correct ~

organized

#Incorrect ~

none of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628113 name: Farm labor in post-revolutionary America saw ::Farm labor in post-revolutionary America saw::[html]

Farm labor in post-revolutionary America saw

{ ~

women increasingly do the field work.

#Incorrect ~

the sickle as the principal harvest tool.

#Incorrect =

work carefully divided by sex.

#Correct ~

hoes replace ploughs as the primary tool for cultivation.

#Incorrect ~

Thomas Jefferson advocate an American adoption of the French peasant labor system.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628155 name: In 1811, Francis Lowell received valuable information on designing a factory ... ::In 1811, Francis Lowell received valuable information on designing a factory ...::[html]

In 1811, Francis Lowell received valuable information on designing a factory town from

{ ~

the United States patent office.

#Incorrect =

industrial espionage while in England.

#Correct ~

speaking to a German inventor.

#Incorrect ~

his wife.

#Incorrect ~

an international trade conference.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628132 name: In 1815 the largest American city was ::In 1815 the largest American city was::[html]

In 1815 the largest American city was

{ ~

Philadelphia.

#Incorrect ~

Baltimore.

#Incorrect ~

Newark.

#Incorrect =

New York City.

#Correct ~

Boston.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628150 name: In early American rural neighborhoods ::In early American rural neighborhoods::[html]

In early American rural neighborhoods

{ ~

most farm families lived in isolation from each other.

#Incorrect ~

paper money was widely used.

#Incorrect ~

a farmer rarely kept track of debts owed by other farmers.

#Incorrect =

few farmers were self-sufficient.

#Correct ~

the practice of bartering was considered "un-American."

#Incorrect } // question: 16628117 name: In the early nineteenth century, in seaport cities ::In the early nineteenth century, in seaport cities::[html]

In the early nineteenth century, in seaport cities

{ ~

life expectancy was higher than in the countryside.

#Incorrect ~

accountants were being replaced by bookkeepers.

#Incorrect ~

there was very little poverty.

#Incorrect =

wealth was becoming much more concentrated.

#Correct ~

epidemics of disease were becoming rare.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628127 name: In the mid-nineteenth century, new female housework responsibilities included ::In the mid-nineteenth century, new female housework responsibilities included::[html]

In the mid-nineteenth century, new female housework responsibilities included

{ ~

spinning yarn and weaving textiles for the family's clothing.

#Incorrect ~

less time spent in child supervision and individualized care.

#Incorrect ~

cash-producing activities such as candle making and cheese production.

#Incorrect ~

less time spent on planting flower beds and cleaning furniture.

#Incorrect =

more time spent washing, sewing, and ironing.

#Correct } // question: 16628142 name: In the Northeast, the rise of livestock specialization reduced the amount of ::In the Northeast, the rise of livestock specialization reduced the amount of::[html]

In the Northeast, the rise of livestock specialization reduced the amount of

{ ~

land under cultivation.

#Incorrect ~

woodlands.

#Incorrect ~

food crops.

#Incorrect ~

grain planted.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct } // question: 16628124 name: Most agricultural improvements were directed toward which of the following? ::Most agricultural improvements were directed toward which of the following?::[html]

Most agricultural improvements were directed toward which of the following?

{ ~

indigo

#Incorrect =

grain

#Correct ~

sugar

#Incorrect ~

tobacco

#Incorrect ~

cotton

#Incorrect } // question: 16628133 name: Most canals built in the 1830s were built and financed by ::Most canals built in the 1830s were built and financed by::[html]

Most canals built in the 1830s were built and financed by

{ =

state governments.

#Correct ~

private corporations.

#Incorrect ~

foreign investors.

#Incorrect ~

the federal government.

#Incorrect ~

associations of farmers.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628138 name: Steamboats reduced the cost of transporting goods by river to approximately ... ::Steamboats reduced the cost of transporting goods by river to approximately ...::[html]

Steamboats reduced the cost of transporting goods by river to approximately ____ per ton.

{ =

one-third of a cent

#Correct ~

one and half cents

#Incorrect ~

five cents

#Incorrect ~

seven cents

#Incorrect ~

ten cents

#Incorrect } // question: 16628123 name: The Erie Canal ::The Erie Canal::[html]

The Erie Canal

{ ~

bankrupted the state of New York.

#Incorrect ~

replaced the New York Central railroad as the major means of transportation in the Northeast.

#Incorrect =

opened the interior of New York and transformed the frontier into a prosperous commercial area.

#Correct ~

had little impact on the economy of the Northeast.

#Incorrect ~

made fortunes for its developers without the state deriving any real benefit.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628125 name: The factory villages where entire families labored for mill owners in the ... ::The factory villages where entire families labored for mill owners in the ...::[html]

The factory villages where entire families labored for mill owners in the process of cloth production was known as the

{ ~

Lowell system.

#Incorrect ~

Waltham system.

#Incorrect =

Rhode Island system.

#Correct ~

Massachusetts system.

#Incorrect ~

Carnegie system.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628119 name: The first power-driven spinning mill in the United States was built by ____ ... ::The first power-driven spinning mill in the United States was built by ____ ...::[html]

The first power-driven spinning mill in the United States was built by ____ in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

{ ~

Richard Arkwright

#Incorrect ~

Nathaniel Appleton

#Incorrect ~

Francis Cabot Lowell

#Incorrect =

Samuel Slater

#Correct ~

Thomas Edison

#Incorrect } // question: 16628122 name: The main issue for southerners deciding to migrate north involved ::The main issue for southerners deciding to migrate north involved ::[html]

The main issue for southerners deciding to migrate north involved

{ ~

available transportation networks.

#Incorrect ~

different cultural issues between the north and south.

#Incorrect ~

leaving family behind.

#Incorrect =

slavery.

#Correct ~

differences in climate.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628143 name: The National Road linked ::The National Road linked::[html]

The National Road linked

{ =

the Potomac River with the Ohio River.

#Correct ~

the Mississippi River with the Great Lakes.

#Incorrect ~

New York City with Boston.

#Incorrect ~

The Ohio River with the Mississippi.

#Incorrect ~

Boston with Charleston.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628136 name: The Waltham, or Lowell, system of textile manufacturing primarily employed ::The Waltham, or Lowell, system of textile manufacturing primarily employed::[html]

The Waltham, or Lowell, system of textile manufacturing primarily employed

{ ~

entire families.

#Incorrect ~

immigrants.

#Incorrect ~

young men.

#Incorrect ~

children.

#Incorrect =

young women.

#Correct } // question: 16628145 name: Thomas Jefferson saw the ideal American society as one whose economy was ... ::Thomas Jefferson saw the ideal American society as one whose economy was ...::[html]

Thomas Jefferson saw the ideal American society as one whose economy was dominated by

{ ~

master craftsmen.

#Incorrect ~

wage laborers.

#Incorrect ~

seaport merchants.

#Incorrect =

rural farmers.

#Correct ~

an urban working class.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628137 name: Under the Rhode Island system ::Under the Rhode Island system::[html]

Under the Rhode Island system

{ ~

textile workers bought their own looms and bargained with merchants to establish prices.

#Incorrect =

mill owners created factory towns that included farmland that was rented to the families of textile workers.

#Correct ~

factories were located in major seaport cities in order to have access to international markets.

#Incorrect ~

Rhode Island banks financed industrial development in other states but charged extremely high interest rates.

#Incorrect ~

the factories were government owned.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628129 name: Urban master artisans during the years of the early republic ::Urban master artisans during the years of the early republic::[html]

Urban master artisans during the years of the early republic

{ ~

experienced no change in their social or economic status.

#Incorrect =

were unlikely to enter the emerging business class.

#Correct ~

lived in a pristine environment free from filth and disease.

#Incorrect ~

were able to support their families on their own.

#Incorrect ~

increasingly subcontracted their "slop work" work to younger artisans.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628128 name: Which of the following most accurately describes alcohol consumption in the ... ::Which of the following most accurately describes alcohol consumption in the ...::[html]

Which of the following most accurately describes alcohol consumption in the early republic?

{ ~

Men drank more than women.

#Incorrect ~

Farmers drank more than city dwellers.

#Incorrect ~

Southerners drank more than northerners.

#Incorrect =

Westerners drank more than easterners.

#Correct ~

Alcohol consumption was the highest that it has ever been.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628121 name: Which of the following was not a result of rising farm incomes after 1790? ::Which of the following was not a result of rising farm incomes after 1790?::[html]

Which of the following was not a result of rising farm incomes after 1790?

{ ~

the improved appearance of rural houses by painting and planting flowers

#Incorrect ~

the purchases of salt, pepper and gunpowder

#Incorrect ~

a greater concern with personal and household cleanliness

#Incorrect ~

the ownership of mirrors and watches

#Incorrect =

All of these choices are correct

#Correct } // question: 16628157 name: Which of the following was not an agricultural improvement of the mid-1800s? ::Which of the following was not an agricultural improvement of the mid-1800s?::[html]

Which of the following was not an agricultural improvement of the mid-1800s?

{ ~

horse-powered threshing machines

#Incorrect ~

cast-iron plows

#Incorrect =

the windmill

#Correct ~

hand-cranked fanning machines

#Incorrect ~

the grain cradle

#Incorrect } // question: 16628114 name: Which of the following was true of American cities in 1790? ::Which of the following was true of American cities in 1790?::[html]

Which of the following was true of American cities in 1790?

{ ~

There were fifty cities with populations exceeding 10,000.

#Incorrect =

The largest cities were all seaports.

#Correct ~

International commerce had yet to affect the composition and location of the largest cities.

#Incorrect ~

Only twenty percent of the nation's population lived in cities.

#Incorrect ~

A city was defined as having at least 10,000 people.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628126 name: Young women employed in the New England textile mills ::Young women employed in the New England textile mills::[html]

Young women employed in the New England textile mills

{ ~

grew more dependent upon their families because of their experience.

#Incorrect =

grew increasingly independent from their families because of their experience.

#Correct ~

remained relatively unchanged because of their experience.

#Incorrect ~

tended to keep their jobs for many years, and in some cases for life.

#Incorrect ~

joined labor unions and led violent strikes against the factories.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628154 name: "Johnny Appleseed" was a fictional character created by Walt Disney. ::"Johnny Appleseed" was a fictional character created by Walt Disney.::[html]

"Johnny Appleseed" was a fictional character created by Walt Disney.

{FALSE} // question: 16628177 name: A "market society" transformed not only the economy but how people looked at ... ::A "market society" transformed not only the economy but how people looked at ...::[html]

A "market society" transformed not only the economy but how people looked at the world.

{TRUE} // question: 16628165 name: A "razorback" was a southern term for a porcupine. ::A "razorback" was a southern term for a porcupine.::[html]

A "razorback" was a southern term for a porcupine.

{FALSE} // question: 16628161 name: As a result of the market revolution, women spent fewer hours on housework. ::As a result of the market revolution, women spent fewer hours on housework.::[html]

As a result of the market revolution, women spent fewer hours on housework.

{FALSE} // question: 16628175 name: Between 1815 and 1840, northeastern agriculture became a cash-crop business. ::Between 1815 and 1840, northeastern agriculture became a cash-crop business.::[html]

Between 1815 and 1840, northeastern agriculture became a cash-crop business.

{TRUE} // question: 16628151 name: By 1815, recent economic growth was greatest in seaport cities. ::By 1815, recent economic growth was greatest in seaport cities.::[html]

By 1815, recent economic growth was greatest in seaport cities.

{TRUE} // question: 16628187 name: By 1820, the term "backcountry" had replaced "frontier" as a way to describe ... ::By 1820, the term "backcountry" had replaced "frontier" as a way to describe ...::[html]

By 1820, the term "backcountry" had replaced "frontier" as a way to describe western settlements.

{FALSE} // question: 16628179 name: By 1820, twenty percent of the population lived in the west. ::By 1820, twenty percent of the population lived in the west.::[html]

By 1820, twenty percent of the population lived in the west.

{TRUE} // question: 16628168 name: By 1830, the primary engine of economic development was the North Atlantic ... ::By 1830, the primary engine of economic development was the North Atlantic ...::[html]

By 1830, the primary engine of economic development was the North Atlantic trade.

{FALSE} // question: 16628181 name: By the 1790s, improvements in farming methods meant that more families could ... ::By the 1790s, improvements in farming methods meant that more families could ...::[html]

By the 1790s, improvements in farming methods meant that more families could enjoy dairy products and poultry throughout the year.

{TRUE} // question: 16628163 name: By the 1860s, the railroads had replaced canals and rivers as the major ... ::By the 1860s, the railroads had replaced canals and rivers as the major ...::[html]

By the 1860s, the railroads had replaced canals and rivers as the major transportation avenues in the Northeast.

{TRUE} // question: 16628156 name: Early-nineteenth century New England farms were geared toward subsistence. ::Early-nineteenth century New England farms were geared toward subsistence.::[html]

Early-nineteenth century New England farms were geared toward subsistence.

{TRUE} // question: 16628188 name: Eastern visitors to the backcountry were impressed with the health and ... ::Eastern visitors to the backcountry were impressed with the health and ...::[html]

Eastern visitors to the backcountry were impressed with the health and industriousness of frontiersmen.

{FALSE} // question: 16628167 name: Farmers in the South and West did not keep records of what they were owed and... ::Farmers in the South and West did not keep records of what they were owed and...::[html]

Farmers in the South and West did not keep records of what they were owed and considered record-keeping a sign of greed.

{TRUE} // question: 16628147 name: High costs kept large factories from being located in early nineteenth ... ::High costs kept large factories from being located in early nineteenth ...::[html]

High costs kept large factories from being located in early nineteenth century cities.

{TRUE} // question: 16628146 name: In general the birth rate declined in areas of greatest commercialization. ::In general the birth rate declined in areas of greatest commercialization.::[html]

In general the birth rate declined in areas of greatest commercialization.

{TRUE} // question: 16628185 name: In post-revolutionary America, most farmers lived in isolation from each other. ::In post-revolutionary America, most farmers lived in isolation from each other.::[html]

In post-revolutionary America, most farmers lived in isolation from each other.

{FALSE} // question: 16628170 name: In the 50 years following 1820, American cities grew at a faster rate than at... ::In the 50 years following 1820, American cities grew at a faster rate than at...::[html]

In the 50 years following 1820, American cities grew at a faster rate than at any other time in history.

{TRUE} // question: 16628178 name: In the early nineteenth century, Americans everywhere drank heavily. ::In the early nineteenth century, Americans everywhere drank heavily.::[html]

In the early nineteenth century, Americans everywhere drank heavily.

{TRUE} // question: 16628189 name: In the seaport cities, growth derived more from commerce with the hinterland ... ::In the seaport cities, growth derived more from commerce with the hinterland ...::[html]

In the seaport cities, growth derived more from commerce with the hinterland than from international trade.

{TRUE} // question: 16628182 name: Men and women worked side by side at farm labor in post-revolutionary America. ::Men and women worked side by side at farm labor in post-revolutionary America.::[html]

Men and women worked side by side at farm labor in post-revolutionary America.

{FALSE} // question: 16628152 name: Prior to the rise of the market revolution, bartering was common in farm ... ::Prior to the rise of the market revolution, bartering was common in farm ...::[html]

Prior to the rise of the market revolution, bartering was common in farm societies.

{TRUE} // question: 16628164 name: Samuel Slater smuggled printed copies for the water-powered spinning machine ... ::Samuel Slater smuggled printed copies for the water-powered spinning machine ...::[html]

Samuel Slater smuggled printed copies for the water-powered spinning machine from England to America.

{FALSE} // question: 16628184 name: Southern farmers were early proponents of the systematic breeding of animals. ::Southern farmers were early proponents of the systematic breeding of animals.::[html]

Southern farmers were early proponents of the systematic breeding of animals.

{FALSE} // question: 16628171 name: State governments took a more or less "laissez-faire" approach to the ... ::State governments took a more or less "laissez-faire" approach to the ...::[html]

State governments took a more or less "laissez-faire" approach to the building of canals in the early nineteenth century.

{FALSE} // question: 16628162 name: The building of the Erie Canal raised the cost of transporting western wheat ... ::The building of the Erie Canal raised the cost of transporting western wheat ...::[html]

The building of the Erie Canal raised the cost of transporting western wheat in the early nineteenth century.

{FALSE} // question: 16628153 name: The engine of economic growth in the North and West was international trade. ::The engine of economic growth in the North and West was international trade.::[html]

The engine of economic growth in the North and West was international trade.

{FALSE} // question: 16628183 name: The Erie Canal was an immense success. ::The Erie Canal was an immense success.::[html]

The Erie Canal was an immense success.

{TRUE} // question: 16628186 name: The first big market in ready-made clothing was for slaves. ::The first big market in ready-made clothing was for slaves.::[html]

The first big market in ready-made clothing was for slaves.

{TRUE} // question: 16628173 name: The major technological improvements in early American industrial development... ::The major technological improvements in early American industrial development...::[html]

The major technological improvements in early American industrial development were stolen from English inventors.

{TRUE} // question: 16628166 name: The market revolution did not affect the family. ::The market revolution did not affect the family.::[html]

The market revolution did not affect the family.

{FALSE} // question: 16628180 name: The market revolution occurred only in the North. ::The market revolution occurred only in the North.::[html]

The market revolution occurred only in the North.

{FALSE} // question: 16628174 name: The market revolution resulted in an increase in the size of the average ... ::The market revolution resulted in an increase in the size of the average ...::[html]

The market revolution resulted in an increase in the size of the average American family.

{FALSE} // question: 16628169 name: The nation's transportation network was built primarily by private enterprise. ::The nation's transportation network was built primarily by private enterprise.::[html]

The nation's transportation network was built primarily by private enterprise.

{FALSE} // question: 16628160 name: The National Road ran from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico and linked ... ::The National Road ran from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico and linked ...::[html]

The National Road ran from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico and linked the nation along its North-South axis.

{FALSE} // question: 16628148 name: The status of artisans remained high and did not change. ::The status of artisans remained high and did not change.::[html]

The status of artisans remained high and did not change.

{FALSE} // question: 16628176 name: The transportation revolution reduced both the time and the expense of moving... ::The transportation revolution reduced both the time and the expense of moving...::[html]

The transportation revolution reduced both the time and the expense of moving heavy goods.

{TRUE} // question: 16628149 name: Thomas Jefferson would have supported an urban "market society". ::Thomas Jefferson would have supported an urban "market society".::[html]

Thomas Jefferson would have supported an urban "market society".

{FALSE} // question: 16628172 name: Until about 1830, most western settlers were southerners who settled near the... ::Until about 1830, most western settlers were southerners who settled near the...::[html]

Until about 1830, most western settlers were southerners who settled near the tributaries of the Ohio-Mississippi River system.

{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_9 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/Chapter_9 // question: 16628228 name: "Georgia traders" were speculators who bought slaves in ____ and sold them in... ::"Georgia traders" were speculators who bought slaves in ____ and sold them in...::[html]

"Georgia traders" were speculators who bought slaves in ____ and sold them in the lower South.

{ ~

Florida

#Incorrect =

Upper South

#Correct ~

Caribbean

#Incorrect ~

Africa

#Incorrect ~

South America

#Incorrect } // question: 16628244 name: A common calculation that separated planters from yeoman farmers was that a ... ::A common calculation that separated planters from yeoman farmers was that a ...::[html]

A common calculation that separated planters from yeoman farmers was that a planter owned

{ ~

five slaves.

#Incorrect ~

ten slaves.

#Incorrect =

twenty slaves.

#Correct ~

fifty slaves.

#Incorrect ~

one hundred slaves.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628260 name: After 1820, southern state laws gave slaves the right to ::After 1820, southern state laws gave slaves the right to::[html]

After 1820, southern state laws gave slaves the right to

{ ~

sue another slave.

#Incorrect =

Sundays off.

#Correct ~

own a garden.

#Incorrect ~

buy their freedom.

#Incorrect ~

sell extra items to other slaves.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628216 name: All of the following statements are true except ::All of the following statements are true except::[html]

All of the following statements are true except

{ ~

cotton requires a long growing season.

#Incorrect =

cotton ripens evenly.

#Correct ~

cotton requires lots of attention.

#Incorrect ~

cotton has a long harvest season.

#Incorrect ~

cotton was well suited to slave labor.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628258 name: All of the following states became net exporters of slaves except ::All of the following states became net exporters of slaves except::[html]

All of the following states became net exporters of slaves except

{ ~

Kentucky.

#Incorrect =

Georgia.

#Correct ~

Virginia.

#Incorrect ~

South Carolina.

#Incorrect ~

Maryland.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628234 name: Among white southern males ::Among white southern males::[html]

Among white southern males

{ ~

the attainment of wealth was highest achievement possible.

#Incorrect ~

drinking liquor was considered a sign of moral weakness.

#Incorrect ~

first names were always taken from their paternal grandfather.

#Incorrect ~

those who were most educated were held in the highest esteem.

#Incorrect =

one's reputation and honor was paramount.

#Correct } // question: 16628259 name: Antebellum southern society placed its greatest importance on ::Antebellum southern society placed its greatest importance on::[html]

Antebellum southern society placed its greatest importance on

{ =

honoring obligations.

#Correct ~

individual achievement.

#Incorrect ~

personal freedom.

#Incorrect ~

gender equality.

#Incorrect ~

social progress.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628237 name: At Thomas Jefferson's Monticello ::At Thomas Jefferson's Monticello::[html]

At Thomas Jefferson's Monticello

{ =

most young children lived with both parents.

#Correct ~

slaves were segregated by sex.

#Incorrect ~

slaves that were sold were always sold as families.

#Incorrect ~

children were sold as soon as they could work.

#Incorrect ~

few slaves were allowed to marry.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628220 name: Between 1780 and 1810, the slave population in Virginia saw ::Between 1780 and 1810, the slave population in Virginia saw::[html]

Between 1780 and 1810, the slave population in Virginia saw

{ =

an increase in both free and enslaved blacks.

#Correct ~

a decrease in both free and enslaved blacks.

#Incorrect ~

an equal number of free and enslaved blacks.

#Incorrect ~

more free than enslaved blacks.

#Incorrect ~

a decrease in free blacks but an increase in enslaved blacks.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628235 name: Between 1790 and 1850, the southern planters became more dependent on ::Between 1790 and 1850, the southern planters became more dependent on::[html]

Between 1790 and 1850, the southern planters became more dependent on

{ ~

France.

#Incorrect =

Britain.

#Correct ~

Spain.

#Incorrect ~

Mexico.

#Incorrect ~

Portugal.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628212 name: By 1834, the cotton belt produced more than ____ of the cotton in the United ... ::By 1834, the cotton belt produced more than ____ of the cotton in the United ...::[html]

By 1834, the cotton belt produced more than ____ of the cotton in the United States.

{ ~

30 percent.

#Incorrect ~

40 percent.

#Incorrect =

50 percent.

#Correct ~

70 percent.

#Incorrect ~

90 percent.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628232 name: Christianity as practiced by slaves was ::Christianity as practiced by slaves was::[html]

Christianity as practiced by slaves was

{ ~

similar to that of their masters.

#Incorrect =

at variance with that of their masters.

#Correct ~

exactly the same as that of their masters.

#Incorrect ~

dependant on white preachers.

#Incorrect ~

a call for violent revolution to bring on the end of the world.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628247 name: Compared to long-staple cotton, short-staple cotton was ::Compared to long-staple cotton, short-staple cotton was::[html]

Compared to long-staple cotton, short-staple cotton was

{ ~

more delicate.

#Incorrect ~

only cultivated on the Sea Islands.

#Incorrect =

unprofitable before the 1790s.

#Correct ~

easy to process by hand.

#Incorrect ~

all of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628225 name: For the most part, owners ____ slave marriages. ::For the most part, owners ____ slave marriages.::[html]

For the most part, owners ____ slave marriages.

{ =

encouraged

#Correct ~

discouraged

#Incorrect ~

gave little thought to

#Incorrect ~

did not sanction

#Incorrect ~

forced

#Incorrect } // question: 16628254 name: In 1790, Chesapeake planters saw falling prices for ::In 1790, Chesapeake planters saw falling prices for::[html]

In 1790, Chesapeake planters saw falling prices for

{ ~

cotton.

#Incorrect ~

corn.

#Incorrect ~

wheat.

#Incorrect =

tobacco.

#Correct ~

livestock.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628238 name: In 1799, a major slave revolt was carried out in ::In 1799, a major slave revolt was carried out in::[html]

In 1799, a major slave revolt was carried out in

{ ~

Virginia.

#Incorrect ~

Cuba.

#Incorrect =

Haiti.

#Correct ~

Florida.

#Incorrect ~

Brazil.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628227 name: In 1860, the value of southern slaves exceeded the investments in ::In 1860, the value of southern slaves exceeded the investments in::[html]

In 1860, the value of southern slaves exceeded the investments in

{ ~

banking.

#Incorrect ~

railroads.

#Incorrect ~

manufacturing.

#Incorrect =

all of these choices

#Correct ~

none of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628252 name: In regards to American slaves and Christianity ::In regards to American slaves and Christianity::[html]

In regards to American slaves and Christianity

{ ~

in 1800, one in five Methodists were black.

#Incorrect ~

no black could be a preacher.

#Incorrect ~

congregations were never integrated.

#Incorrect =

in 1820, there were 700 independent black churches.

#Correct ~

all of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628217 name: In slave Christianity the "liberator" was ::In slave Christianity the "liberator" was::[html]

In slave Christianity the "liberator" was

{ ~

Jesus.

#Incorrect ~

Abraham.

#Incorrect ~

John the Baptist.

#Incorrect =

Moses.

#Correct ~

Mary.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628233 name: In the cotton belt, planters ::In the cotton belt, planters::[html]

In the cotton belt, planters

{ =

moved away from the task system.

#Correct ~

generally permitted slaves to keep small gardens.

#Incorrect ~

had less control over their slaves than in the Chesapeake.

#Incorrect ~

sought to diversify their agriculture.

#Incorrect ~

worked their slaves less than did coastal planters.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628211 name: In the counties of upland Georgia, most farmers owned ____ slaves. ::In the counties of upland Georgia, most farmers owned ____ slaves.::[html]

In the counties of upland Georgia, most farmers owned ____ slaves.

{ =

#Correct ~

#Incorrect ~

#Incorrect } // question: 16628248 name: Slave families were always ::Slave families were always::[html]

Slave families were always

{ ~

large.

#Incorrect ~

small.

#Incorrect =

vulnerable.

#Correct ~

recognized.

#Incorrect ~

discouraged.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628251 name: Slave marriages ::Slave marriages::[html]

Slave marriages

{ =

were not recognized by the law.

#Correct ~

were discouraged by slave owners.

#Incorrect ~

were legally binding.

#Incorrect ~

were not recognized or respected within the slave community.

#Incorrect ~

did not exist.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628230 name: Slave rebellions had little chance of success in the southern United States ... ::Slave rebellions had little chance of success in the southern United States ...::[html]

Slave rebellions had little chance of success in the southern United States because

{ ~

plantations were generally enclosed by fences.

#Incorrect =

the white population was large.

#Correct ~

slaves were more interested in freedom in the next world.

#Incorrect ~

slaves were chained together at night.

#Incorrect ~

few whites had weapons.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628224 name: Southern slaves ::Southern slaves::[html]

Southern slaves

{ ~

had no distinct culture.

#Incorrect ~

essentially imitated white culture.

#Incorrect =

created their own culture, which included religious piety and African-style songs and folk magic.

#Correct ~

were brutalized to the extent that they became irresponsible and childlike.

#Incorrect ~

never openly resisted slavery.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628236 name: Successful slave owners found that the easiest way to control their slaves ... ::Successful slave owners found that the easiest way to control their slaves ...::[html]

Successful slave owners found that the easiest way to control their slaves was through

{ ~

terror and draconian discipline (whippings and even murder).

#Incorrect ~

treating slaves like little children.

#Incorrect ~

educating and training slaves to encourage feelings of self-worth.

#Incorrect ~

giving slaves their freedom and paying them wages.

#Incorrect =

offering slaves limited independence and privileges in return for their labor and obedience.

#Correct } // question: 16628240 name: The Denmark Vesey slave revolt failed when ::The Denmark Vesey slave revolt failed when::[html]

The Denmark Vesey slave revolt failed when

{ ~

Vesey was killed.

#Incorrect ~

a white overseer overheard the plotters.

#Incorrect ~

a letter from Vesey was intercepted by authorities.

#Incorrect ~

Vesey was sold by his master.

#Incorrect =

slaves betrayed the plotters.

#Correct } // question: 16628222 name: The international slave trade ended in ::The international slave trade ended in::[html]

The international slave trade ended in

{ ~

1790.

#Incorrect ~

1803.

#Incorrect =

1808.

#Correct ~

1812.

#Incorrect ~

1852.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628213 name: The inventor of the cotton gin was ::The inventor of the cotton gin was::[html]

The inventor of the cotton gin was

{ ~

James Henry Hammond.

#Incorrect =

Eli Whitney.

#Correct ~

Samuel Slater.

#Incorrect ~

Richard Arkwright.

#Incorrect ~

Thomas Edison.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628223 name: The large slave rebellion that began in Southampton, Virginia, in 1831 under ... ::The large slave rebellion that began in Southampton, Virginia, in 1831 under ...::[html]

The large slave rebellion that began in Southampton, Virginia, in 1831 under the leadership of a Baptist lay minister was known as the

{ =

Nat Turner Revolt.

#Correct ~

Denmark Vesey Revolt.

#Incorrect ~

Swamplands Revolt.

#Incorrect ~

Gullah Revolt.

#Incorrect ~

Southampton Revolt.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628210 name: The leader of the aborted slave rebellion in South Carolina in 1822 was ::The leader of the aborted slave rebellion in South Carolina in 1822 was::[html]

The leader of the aborted slave rebellion in South Carolina in 1822 was

{ ~

Nat Turner.

#Incorrect ~

Gabriel.

#Incorrect =

Denmark Vesey.

#Correct ~

Frederick Douglass.

#Incorrect ~

none of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628226 name: The primary crop of the lowcountry was ::The primary crop of the lowcountry was::[html]

The primary crop of the lowcountry was

{ ~

tobacco.

#Incorrect =

rice.

#Correct ~

cotton.

#Incorrect ~

wheat.

#Incorrect ~

potatoes.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628255 name: The primary reason Chesapeake slaves were sold was ::The primary reason Chesapeake slaves were sold was::[html]

The primary reason Chesapeake slaves were sold was

{ =

to make money for the owner.

#Correct ~

as punishment.

#Incorrect ~

to reduce the threat of rebellions.

#Incorrect ~

to control the overall slave population.

#Incorrect ~

to become "breeders."

#Incorrect } // question: 16628219 name: The system of master-slave relations that developed in the nineteenth-century... ::The system of master-slave relations that developed in the nineteenth-century...::[html]

The system of master-slave relations that developed in the nineteenth-century United States is best described as

{ =

paternal.

#Correct ~

mutual dependence.

#Incorrect ~

maternal.

#Incorrect ~

fraternal.

#Incorrect ~

social.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628215 name: The whipping of slaves was ::The whipping of slaves was::[html]

The whipping of slaves was

{ ~

regulated by law.

#Incorrect =

a common form of punishment.

#Correct ~

reserved for runaways and thieves.

#Incorrect ~

unheard of outside of the deep South.

#Incorrect ~

banned after 1848.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628229 name: There was a heavy emphasis on ____ in southern society. ::There was a heavy emphasis on ____ in southern society.::[html]

There was a heavy emphasis on ____ in southern society.

{ ~

wealth

#Incorrect =

family

#Correct ~

religion

#Incorrect ~

political affiliation

#Incorrect ~

gender

#Incorrect } // question: 16628239 name: Under the task system in the early nineteenth century, a slave was expected ... ::Under the task system in the early nineteenth century, a slave was expected ...::[html]

Under the task system in the early nineteenth century, a slave was expected to tend ____ acre(s) of rice daily.

{ ~

one

Incorrect

two

Incorrect

three

Incorrect

four

Incorrect

five

Correct

} // question: 16628214 name: Under the task system of slavery ::Under the task system of slavery::[html]

Under the task system of slavery

{ ~

masters allowed slaves to chose their work.

#Incorrect ~

slaves were unlikely to be punished.

#Incorrect ~

slaves worked less hard than under the gang system.

#Incorrect ~

one master would watch over slaves working on several plantations at one time.

#Incorrect =

slaves were assigned daily specific work to be done.

#Correct } // question: 16628231 name: Which of the following best describes the Middle Passage? ::Which of the following best describes the Middle Passage?::[html]

Which of the following best describes the Middle Passage?

{ ~

pleasant

#Incorrect ~

short

#Incorrect ~

clean

#Incorrect =

horrific

#Correct ~

quick

#Incorrect } // question: 16628218 name: Which of the following most made the southwest cotton belt possible? ::Which of the following most made the southwest cotton belt possible?::[html]

Which of the following most made the southwest cotton belt possible?

{ ~

initiative of planters

#Incorrect ~

initiative of small farmers

#Incorrect ~

reluctance of farmers to move west

#Incorrect =

the support of the national government

#Correct ~

none of these choices

#Incorrect } // question: 16628221 name: Which of the following states was not a major producer of cotton? ::Which of the following states was not a major producer of cotton?::[html]

Which of the following states was not a major producer of cotton?

{ ~

Alabama

#Incorrect ~

Texas

#Incorrect ~

Mississippi

#Incorrect ~

Louisiana

#Incorrect =

North Carolina

#Correct } // question: 16628290 name: Among white southern families one's reputation was more important than wealth. ::Among white southern families one's reputation was more important than wealth.::[html]

Among white southern families one's reputation was more important than wealth.

{TRUE} // question: 16628262 name: At Thomas Jefferson's Monticello slave children were sold as soon as they ... ::At Thomas Jefferson's Monticello slave children were sold as soon as they ...::[html]

At Thomas Jefferson's Monticello slave children were sold as soon as they could work.

{FALSE} // question: 16628242 name: Between 1780 and 1810, the slave population in Virginia saw a decrease in ... ::Between 1780 and 1810, the slave population in Virginia saw a decrease in ...::[html]

Between 1780 and 1810, the slave population in Virginia saw a decrease in free blacks but an increase in enslaved blacks.

{FALSE} // question: 16628273 name: Between 1790 and 1850, the southern planters became more dependent on Spain. ::Between 1790 and 1850, the southern planters became more dependent on Spain.::[html]

Between 1790 and 1850, the southern planters became more dependent on Spain.

{FALSE} // question: 16628281 name: Between 1800 and 1860, the percentage of the southern workforce engaged in ... ::Between 1800 and 1860, the percentage of the southern workforce engaged in ...::[html]

Between 1800 and 1860, the percentage of the southern workforce engaged in agriculture increased.

{TRUE} // question: 16628267 name: By 1834, the cotton belt produced more than half of the cotton in the United ... ::By 1834, the cotton belt produced more than half of the cotton in the United ...::[html]

By 1834, the cotton belt produced more than half of the cotton in the United States.

{TRUE} // question: 16628278 name: By 1860, the U.S. South produced four-fifths of the world supply of cotton. ::By 1860, the U.S. South produced four-fifths of the world supply of cotton.::[html]

By 1860, the U.S. South produced four-fifths of the world supply of cotton.

{FALSE} // question: 16628261 name: By the Civil War three out of four white southern families did not own a ... ::By the Civil War three out of four white southern families did not own a ...::[html]

By the Civil War three out of four white southern families did not own a single slave.

{TRUE} // question: 16628284 name: Chesapeake slaves had the lowest reproduction rate among all slaves. ::Chesapeake slaves had the lowest reproduction rate among all slaves.::[html]

Chesapeake slaves had the lowest reproduction rate among all slaves.

{FALSE} // question: 16628276 name: Compared to long-staple cotton, short-staple cotton was more hardy. ::Compared to long-staple cotton, short-staple cotton was more hardy.::[html]

Compared to long-staple cotton, short-staple cotton was more hardy.

{TRUE} // question: 16628269 name: Cotton belt planters did little to improve the cultivation of cotton. ::Cotton belt planters did little to improve the cultivation of cotton.::[html]

Cotton belt planters did little to improve the cultivation of cotton.

{TRUE} // question: 16628279 name: Denmark Vesey was betrayed by slaves. ::Denmark Vesey was betrayed by slaves.::[html]

Denmark Vesey was betrayed by slaves.

{TRUE} // question: 16628243 name: Diseases on southern coastal plantations kept masters and overseers out of ... ::Diseases on southern coastal plantations kept masters and overseers out of ...::[html]

Diseases on southern coastal plantations kept masters and overseers out of the fields.

{TRUE} // question: 16628282 name: Few yeoman farmers in the south were wholly subject to market fluctuations. ::Few yeoman farmers in the south were wholly subject to market fluctuations.::[html]

Few yeoman farmers in the south were wholly subject to market fluctuations.

{TRUE} // question: 16628280 name: In 1790 the future of the plantation system was in doubt due to the fall in value of... ::In 1790 the future of the plantation system was in doubt due to the fall in value of...::[html]

In 1790 the future of the plantation system was in doubt due to the fall in value of tobacco.

{FALSE} // question: 16628270 name: In 1820, rice planters in the low country faced an optimistic future. ::In 1820, rice planters in the low country faced an optimistic future.::[html]

In 1820, rice planters in the low country faced an optimistic future.

{FALSE} // question: 16628272 name: In 1860, the southern slave population was collectively worth $1.3 billion. ::In 1860, the southern slave population was collectively worth $1.3 billion.::[html]

In 1860, the southern slave population was collectively worth $1.3 billion.

{FALSE} // question: 16628283 name: In 1860, the value of southern slaves exceeded the investments in banking, ... ::In 1860, the value of southern slaves exceeded the investments in banking, ...::[html]

In 1860, the value of southern slaves exceeded the investments in banking, railroads, and manufacturing combined.

{TRUE} // question: 16628275 name: In slave kinship, nonrelatives were called "brother," "sister," "aunt," and ... ::In slave kinship, nonrelatives were called "brother," "sister," "aunt," and ...::[html]

In slave kinship, nonrelatives were called "brother," "sister," "aunt," and "uncle."

{TRUE} // question: 16628256 name: In southern yeoman farm communities, slaves did most of the fieldwork. ::In southern yeoman farm communities, slaves did most of the fieldwork.::[html]

In southern yeoman farm communities, slaves did most of the fieldwork.

{FALSE} // question: 16628250 name: In the Chesapeake slave system a majority of women worked as domestic servants. ::In the Chesapeake slave system a majority of women worked as domestic servants.::[html]

In the Chesapeake slave system a majority of women worked as domestic servants.

{FALSE} // question: 16628245 name: In the cotton belt few planters retained the task system. ::In the cotton belt few planters retained the task system.::[html]

In the cotton belt few planters retained the task system.

{TRUE} // question: 16628288 name: In the early nineteenth century, Georgia rice planters were among the richest... ::In the early nineteenth century, Georgia rice planters were among the richest...::[html]

In the early nineteenth century, Georgia rice planters were among the richest Americans.

{TRUE} // question: 16628249 name: Misbehaving antebellum southern wives damaged the reputation of their husbands. ::Misbehaving antebellum southern wives damaged the reputation of their husbands.::[html]

Misbehaving antebellum southern wives damaged the reputation of their husbands.

{TRUE} // question: 16628289 name: North American slaves seldom went into organized, armed revolt. ::North American slaves seldom went into organized, armed revolt.::[html]

North American slaves seldom went into organized, armed revolt.

{TRUE} // question: 16628268 name: Prior to 1820, blacks and whites in the Chesapeake attended church together. ::Prior to 1820, blacks and whites in the Chesapeake attended church together.::[html]

Prior to 1820, blacks and whites in the Chesapeake attended church together.

{TRUE} // question: 16628285 name: Slave rebellions had little chance of success in the southern United States ... ::Slave rebellions had little chance of success in the southern United States ...::[html]

Slave rebellions had little chance of success in the southern United States because plantations were relatively small and dispersed.

{TRUE} // question: 16628266 name: Slaveholders were committed to paternalism that sought to make slaves Christian. ::Slaveholders were committed to paternalism that sought to make slaves Christian.::[html]

Slaveholders were committed to paternalism that sought to make slaves Christian.

{TRUE} // question: 16628277 name: Slaves in the cotton belt worked longer and harder than slaves in the ... ::Slaves in the cotton belt worked longer and harder than slaves in the ...::[html]

Slaves in the cotton belt worked longer and harder than slaves in the Chesapeake.

{TRUE} // question: 16628274 name: Slaves were able to negotiate and gain privileges. ::Slaves were able to negotiate and gain privileges.::[html]

Slaves were able to negotiate and gain privileges.

{TRUE} // question: 16628264 name: The Hammond Quarterly was the principal southern business journal. ::The Hammond Quarterly was the principal southern business journal.::[html]

The Hammond Quarterly was the principal southern business journal.

{FALSE} // question: 16628265 name: The international slave trade ended in 1808. ::The international slave trade ended in 1808.::[html]

The international slave trade ended in 1808.

{TRUE} // question: 16628246 name: The largest cities were in the North. ::The largest cities were in the North.::[html]

The largest cities were in the North.

{TRUE} // question: 16628257 name: The Lowcountry was not a center of plantation slavery. ::The Lowcountry was not a center of plantation slavery.::[html]

The Lowcountry was not a center of plantation slavery.

{FALSE} // question: 16628253 name: The most intensely commercialized farms in the world were found in the ... ::The most intensely commercialized farms in the world were found in the ...::[html]

The most intensely commercialized farms in the world were found in the Chesapeake.

{FALSE} // question: 16628241 name: The ownership of slaves transformed a housewife into a lady. ::The ownership of slaves transformed a housewife into a lady.\n::[html]

The ownership of slaves transformed a housewife into a lady.

{TRUE} // question: 16628271 name: The plantation economy of the South resulted in an unequal distribution of ... ::The plantation economy of the South resulted in an unequal distribution of ...::[html]

The plantation economy of the South resulted in an unequal distribution of wealth.

{TRUE} // question: 16628286 name: The task system encouraged slaves to work hard without supervision. ::The task system encouraged slaves to work hard without supervision.::[html]

The task system encouraged slaves to work hard without supervision.

{TRUE} // question: 16628287 name: Under the task system in the eighteenth century, a slave was expected to tend... ::Under the task system in the eighteenth century, a slave was expected to tend...::[html]

Under the task system in the eighteenth century, a slave was expected to tend four acres of rice daily.

{TRUE} // question: 16628263 name: When the international slave trade ended, an internal slave trade developed. ::When the international slave trade ended, an internal slave trade developed.::[html]

When the international slave trade ended, an internal slave trade developed.

{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/1_UNUSED $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/1_UNUSED // question: 16628411 name: In spite of being the most complex culture in the world, China did not expand... ::In spite of being the most complex culture in the world, China did not expand...::[html]

In spite of being the most complex culture in the world, China did not expand outward because

{ ~

the Chinese religion forbade overseas ventures.

#Incorrect ~

it was conquered by the Europeans.

#Incorrect ~

it produced little that the outside world wanted.

#Incorrect =

it was a self-contained system that believed it did not need the rest of the world.

#Correct ~

it was defeated by Europe in the 1400s.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628414 name: The center of the Portuguese empire in Asia was ::The center of the Portuguese empire in Asia was::[html]

The center of the Portuguese empire in Asia was

{ ~

Japan.

#Incorrect =

the Moluccas.

#Correct ~

Korea.

#Incorrect ~

China.

#Incorrect ~

Indonesia.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628415 name: The Chinese developed all of the following except ::The Chinese developed all of the following except::[html]

The Chinese developed all of the following except

{ =

movable type.

#Correct ~

gunpowder.

#Incorrect ~

paper money.

#Incorrect ~

the compass.

#Incorrect ~

a complex political system.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628408 name: The crusades influenced European expansion by ::The crusades influenced European expansion by::[html]

The crusades influenced European expansion by

{ ~

establishing permanent Christian control of the holy city of Jerusalem.

#Incorrect ~

demonstrating that the Arab nations of the East were weak and easily defeated.

#Incorrect =

developing a colonial economic system based on the production of staple crops by slave labor.

#Correct ~

discouraging trade with Asian and African nations.

#Incorrect ~

providing slaves for the plantations in the Caribbean.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628413 name: The European explorer who reached the Grand Canyon was ::The European explorer who reached the Grand Canyon was::[html]

The European explorer who reached the Grand Canyon was

{ =

Francisco de Coronado.

#Correct ~

Amerigo Vespucci.

#Incorrect ~

Francisco Pizarro.

#Incorrect ~

Hernan Cortés.

#Incorrect ~

Prince Henry

#Incorrect } // question: 16628416 name: The sixteenth century Catholic missions in North America ::The sixteenth century Catholic missions in North America::[html]

The sixteenth century Catholic missions in North America

{ ~

were most successful in Virginia and the Carolinas.

#Incorrect ~

trained Indians as soldiers to protect the settlements from English and French attacks.

#Incorrect =

were administered by unarmed Franciscan priests.

#Correct ~

failed to convert any Indians to Christianity.

#Incorrect ~

rejected any military protection.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628410 name: The society that was able to build complex agricultural systems at 12,000 ... ::The society that was able to build complex agricultural systems at 12,000 ...::[html]

The society that was able to build complex agricultural systems at 12,000 feet above sea level -- an unheard of task -- was

{ =

Andean

#Correct ~

Mayan

#Incorrect ~

Aztec

#Incorrect ~

Incan

#Incorrect ~

African

#Incorrect } // question: 16628412 name: Unlike Spain in the Americas, Portugal in Brazil did not attempt to rule the ... ::Unlike Spain in the Americas, Portugal in Brazil did not attempt to rule the ...::[html]

Unlike Spain in the Americas, Portugal in Brazil did not attempt to rule the Indian population directly, but attempted to

{ ~

use it as labor.

#Incorrect ~

remove it to Portugal.

#Incorrect =

enslave and eventually replace it.

#Correct ~

Christianize it

#Incorrect ~

exterminate it.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628409 name: Which of the following did Portugal settle first? ::Which of the following did Portugal settle first?::[html]

Which of the following did Portugal settle first?

{ ~

Sao Tome

#Incorrect =

the Madeira Islands

#Correct ~

the Cape Verde group

#Incorrect ~

the Azores

#Incorrect ~

Spain

#Incorrect } // question: 16628421 name: Aside from Marco Polo, the Chinese had no contact whatsoever with the rest of... ::Aside from Marco Polo, the Chinese had no contact whatsoever with the rest of...::[html]

Aside from Marco Polo, the Chinese had no contact whatsoever with the rest of the world.

{FALSE} // question: 16628417 name: Christians during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries did not believe in ... ::Christians during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries did not believe in ...::[html]

Christians during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries did not believe in executing people for violating religious doctrines.

{FALSE} // question: 16628423 name: Franciscan missionaries systematically tortured their Mayan converts when ... ::Franciscan missionaries systematically tortured their Mayan converts when ...::[html]

Franciscan missionaries systematically tortured their Mayan converts when they caught them worshipping their old gods.

{TRUE} // question: 16628420 name: In the fifteenth century, the Chinese government ruled 100 million people. ::In the fifteenth century, the Chinese government ruled 100 million people.::[html]

In the fifteenth century, the Chinese government ruled 100 million people.

{TRUE} // question: 16628418 name: Portuguese explorers were never able to penetrate Japan. ::Portuguese explorers were never able to penetrate Japan.::[html]

Portuguese explorers were never able to penetrate Japan.

{FALSE} // question: 16628422 name: The Franciscans were the first Catholic missionaries to the North American ... ::The Franciscans were the first Catholic missionaries to the North American ...::[html]

The Franciscans were the first Catholic missionaries to the North American Indians.

{FALSE} // question: 16628419 name: The most sophisticated civilization in the world at the time of European ... ::The most sophisticated civilization in the world at the time of European ...::[html]

The most sophisticated civilization in the world at the time of European exploration was in China.

{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/2_UNUSED $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/2_UNUSED // question: 16628424 name: By the mid-eighteenth century, the most important French colony was ::By the mid-eighteenth century, the most important French colony was::[html]

By the mid-eighteenth century, the most important French colony was

{ ~

Martinique.

#Incorrect =

St. Dominque (Haiti).

#Correct ~

Guadeloupe.

#Incorrect ~

Canada.

#Incorrect ~

Florida.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628428 name: The colony of New York ::The colony of New York::[html]

The colony of New York

{ ~

attracted thousands of English colonists because of its democratic local government.

#Incorrect ~

was established by a charter written by John Locke.

#Incorrect =

was influenced by Dutch laws and practices well into the eighteenth century.

#Correct ~

was founded by Quakers escaping from religious persecution in England.

#Incorrect ~

saw Fort Orange renamed New York City.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628426 name: The predominant motive for Dutch expansion was ::The predominant motive for Dutch expansion was::[html]

The predominant motive for Dutch expansion was

{ ~

missionary activity.

#Incorrect ~

national glory.

#Incorrect =

profit.

#Correct ~

spreading democracy.

#Incorrect ~

"civilizing" Native Americans.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628425 name: Which of the following is not true of the society envisioned in the ... ::Which of the following is not true of the society envisioned in the ...::[html]

Which of the following is not true of the society envisioned in the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina?

{ ~

Religious toleration was guaranteed.

#Incorrect =

Slavery was prohibited.

#Correct ~

It would be an aristocracy.

#Incorrect ~

Citizenship depended on church membership.

#Incorrect ~

A class of lowly whites would live on small tracts of land and serve their landlords.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628427 name: Which of these would become big business in Carolina in the decades before 1680? ::Which of these would become big business in Carolina in the decades before 1680?::[html]

Which of these would become big business in Carolina in the decades before 1680?

{ ~

tobacco.

#Incorrect ~

wheat.

#Incorrect ~

cotton.

#Incorrect ~

rice.

#Incorrect =

Indian slaves

#Correct } // question: 16628440 name: Dutch republicanism emphasized local liberties. ::Dutch republicanism emphasized local liberties.::[html]

Dutch republicanism emphasized local liberties.

{TRUE} // question: 16628435 name: For most of the seventeenth century, the Dutch were more active overseas than... ::For most of the seventeenth century, the Dutch were more active overseas than...::[html]

For most of the seventeenth century, the Dutch were more active overseas than the French.

{TRUE} // question: 16628432 name: New Netherland was the most religiously and ethnically diverse of the ... ::New Netherland was the most religiously and ethnically diverse of the ...::[html]

New Netherland was the most religiously and ethnically diverse of the seventeenth-century North American colonies.

{TRUE} // question: 16628437 name: Samuel de Champlain succeeded in uniting Catholics and Protestants in New ... ::Samuel de Champlain succeeded in uniting Catholics and Protestants in New ...::[html]

Samuel de Champlain succeeded in uniting Catholics and Protestants in New France in mutual harmony.

{FALSE} // question: 16628431 name: The church tithe in New France was higher than in France itself. ::The church tithe in New France was higher than in France itself.::[html]

The church tithe in New France was higher than in France itself.

{FALSE} // question: 16628436 name: The Dutch and the French both ventured deep into the woods of their ... ::The Dutch and the French both ventured deep into the woods of their ...::[html]

The Dutch and the French both ventured deep into the woods of their respective territorial holdings.

{FALSE} // question: 16628429 name: The Dutch East India Company was chartered before the Dutch West India Company. ::The Dutch East India Company was chartered before the Dutch West India Company.::[html]

The Dutch East India Company was chartered before the Dutch West India Company.

{TRUE} // question: 16628430 name: The Dutch patroonship system thrived in New Netherland. ::The Dutch patroonship system thrived in New Netherland.::[html]

The Dutch patroonship system thrived in New Netherland.

{FALSE} // question: 16628439 name: The Dutch Republic was religiously homogeneous. ::The Dutch Republic was religiously homogeneous.::[html]

The Dutch Republic was religiously homogeneous.

{FALSE} // question: 16628434 name: The French Jesuit missionaries were unique in that they believed in ... ::The French Jesuit missionaries were unique in that they believed in ...::[html]

The French Jesuit missionaries were unique in that they believed in converting the Indians to Christianity without interfering with tribal customs.

{TRUE} // question: 16628433 name: The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina sought to create an ideal ... ::The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina sought to create an ideal ...::[html]

The Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina sought to create an ideal aristocratic society.

{TRUE} // question: 16628441 name: The Jesuits focused their missionary efforts on the Iroquois Five Tribes. ::The Jesuits focused their missionary efforts on the Iroquois Five Tribes.::[html]

The Jesuits focused their missionary efforts on the Iroquois Five Tribes.

{FALSE} // question: 16628438 name: The New York Charter of Liberties imposed Dutch law on the English parts of ... ::The New York Charter of Liberties imposed Dutch law on the English parts of ...::[html]

The New York Charter of Liberties imposed Dutch law on the English parts of the province.

{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/3_UNUSED $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/3_UNUSED // question: 16628509 name: The governor of New France was known as ::The governor of New France was known as\n::[html]

The governor of New France was known as

{ ~

Pierre Le Moyne d'Iberville

#Incorrect =

Onontio.

#Correct ~

sieur de La Salle.

#Incorrect ~

Samuel de Champlain.

#Incorrect ~

Metacom.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628507 name: The greatest challenge to the Spanish came in which of the following ... ::The greatest challenge to the Spanish came in which of the following ...::[html]

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

{ ~

California

#Incorrect =

New Mexico

#Correct ~

West Indies

#Incorrect ~

Florida

#Incorrect ~

Brazil

#Incorrect } // question: 16628505 name: The Indian slave trade in the Southeast ended as a result of ::The Indian slave trade in the Southeast ended as a result of\n::[html]

The Indian slave trade in the Southeast ended as a result of

{ ~

Metacom's War.

#Incorrect =

The Yamasee War.

#Correct ~

Bacon's Rebellion.

#Incorrect ~

The Pueblo Revolt.

#Incorrect ~

The Glorious Revolution.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628510 name: The Pueblo Revolt in Spanish New Mexico ::The Pueblo Revolt in Spanish New Mexico::[html]

The Pueblo Revolt in Spanish New Mexico

{ ~

permanently freed the Navajos and Apaches from Spanish authority.

#Incorrect ~

virtually destroyed the Hopi tribe.

#Incorrect =

was more successful than any other Indian rebellion in American history.

#Correct ~

was staged by Mexican peasants who wanted a more democratic government.

#Incorrect ~

threatened the British settlements.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628506 name: The Pueblo Revolt reveals which of the following? ::The Pueblo Revolt reveals which of the following?::[html]

The Pueblo Revolt reveals which of the following?

{ =

Spanish priests reacted violently to Native Americans who abandoned Christianity.

#Correct ~

Spanish priests were fairly inactive in New Mexico.

#Incorrect ~

Spanish monarchs had complete control north of Mexico.

#Incorrect ~

Spain was not dedicated to any territory outside of Florida.

#Incorrect ~

Spain was poised for success in California.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628508 name: Queen Anne's War and the Yamasee War :: Queen Anne's War and the Yamasee War::[html]

Queen Anne's War and the Yamasee War

{ ~

triggered a period of intense animosity between settlers and Indians that lasted for decades.

#Incorrect ~

was unique in their brevity.

#Incorrect ~

encompassed only Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

#Incorrect =

ushered in a long period of peace.

#Correct ~

was led by Metacom.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628512 name: By 1700, the Spanish missionaries no longer obeyed the Spanish government. ::By 1700, the Spanish missionaries no longer obeyed the Spanish government.::[html]

By 1700, the Spanish missionaries no longer obeyed the Spanish government.

{FALSE} // question: 16628513 name: King William's War occurred before Queen Anne's War. ::King William's War occurred before Queen Anne's War.::[html]

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

{TRUE} // question: 16628511 name: Spain and France were more concerned with religious missionary activity in ... ::Spain and France were more concerned with religious missionary activity in ...::[html]

Spain and France were more concerned with religious missionary activity in their colonies than was England.

{TRUE} // question: 16628515 name: Spain established Pensacola in 1698 to protect their position on the Gulf of ... ::Spain established Pensacola in 1698 to protect their position on the Gulf of ...::[html]

Spain established Pensacola in 1698 to protect their position on the Gulf of Mexico.

{TRUE} // question: 16628516 name: The French used European rules when conducting diplomacy with the Indians. ::The French used European rules when conducting diplomacy with the Indians.::[html]

The French used European rules when conducting diplomacy with the Indians.

{FALSE} // question: 16628514 name: The French were much more skilled⎯and successful⎯in dealing with Native ... ::The French were much more skilled⎯and successful⎯in dealing with Native ...::[html]

The French were much more skilled⎯and successful⎯in dealing with Native Americans than the British.

{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/4_UNUSED $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/4_UNUSED // question: 16628521 name: Colonial governors dealt with the assemblies by ::Colonial governors dealt with the assemblies by::[html]

Colonial governors dealt with the assemblies by

{ ~

using the army to enforce royal prerogatives.

#Incorrect ~

appealing to church leaders to mediate disputes.

#Incorrect ~

using the courts to control their power.

#Incorrect ~

ignoring their complaints.

#Incorrect =

relying on flattery, patronage, and persuasion.

#Correct } // question: 16628519 name: Colonists usually viewed men who held positions of power as ::Colonists usually viewed men who held positions of power as::[html]

Colonists usually viewed men who held positions of power as

{ ~

trustworthy, honest civil servants.

#Incorrect ~

lazy elites who wouldn't work at respectable jobs.

#Incorrect ~

God's chosen representatives.

#Incorrect =

potentially corrupt officials who could undermine the liberty of the people.

#Correct ~

having no significance to their lives.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628518 name: Eliza Lucas Pinckney was ::Eliza Lucas Pinckney was::[html]

Eliza Lucas Pinckney was

{ ~

a religious leader.

#Incorrect =

responsible for introducing indigo to South Carolina.

#Correct ~

adopted by Native Americans.

#Incorrect ~

killed by Native Americans.

#Incorrect ~

the inventor of the cotton gin.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628522 name: Only ____ percent of the volunteers in the War of Jenkins's Ear returned home. ::Only ____ percent of the volunteers in the War of Jenkins's Ear returned home.::[html]

Only ____ percent of the volunteers in the War of Jenkins's Ear returned home.

{ ~

#Incorrect =

#Correct ~

#Incorrect ~

#Incorrect } // question: 16628523 name: The author of A Faithful Narrative of the Surprising Work of God was ::The author of A Faithful Narrative of the Surprising Work of God was::[html]

The author of A Faithful Narrative of the Surprising Work of God was

{ ~

Solomon Stoddard.

#Incorrect ~

John Locke.

#Incorrect ~

Benjamin Franklin.

#Incorrect =

Jonathan Edwards.

#Correct ~

Squanto.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628517 name: The Shepherd's Tent in New London to train awakened preachers was founded by ::The Shepherd's Tent in New London to train awakened preachers was founded by::[html]

The Shepherd's Tent in New London to train awakened preachers was founded by

{ ~

George Whitefield.

#Incorrect =

James Davenport.

#Correct ~

Gilbert Tennent.

#Incorrect ~

Hugh Bryan.

#Incorrect ~

John Winthrop.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628524 name: The War of Jenkins's Ear was fought between the ::The War of Jenkins's Ear was fought between the::[html]

The War of Jenkins's Ear was fought between the

{ ~

British and the Prussians.

#Incorrect =

British and the Spanish.

#Correct ~

Spanish and the French.

#Incorrect ~

British and the Indians.

#Incorrect ~

Dutch and the Indians.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628520 name: Zabdiel Boylston ::Zabdiel Boylston::[html]

Zabdiel Boylston

{ ~

was a famous Indian fighter.

#Incorrect ~

discovered that Africans were immune to malaria.

#Incorrect =

saved Boston from a smallpox epidemic.

#Correct ~

gained fame as a preacher during the Great Awakening.

#Incorrect ~

put down the Stono slave rebellion.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628525 name: The "country" constitutions of the southern colonies relied on elaborate ... ::The "country" constitutions of the southern colonies relied on elaborate ...::[html]

The "country" constitutions of the southern colonies relied on elaborate royal patronage to achieve political stability.

{FALSE} // question: 16628526 name: The "court" constitutions of the northern colonies cultivated a politic of ... ::The "court" constitutions of the northern colonies cultivated a politic of ...::[html]

The "court" constitutions of the northern colonies cultivated a politic of harmony to achieve political stability.

{FALSE} // question: 16628527 name: The French did not have the institution of slavery in their North American ... ::The French did not have the institution of slavery in their North American ...::[html]

The French did not have the institution of slavery in their North American colonies.

{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/5_UNUSED $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/5_UNUSED // question: 16628531 name: John Wilkes is significant to British and American history because ::John Wilkes is significant to British and American history because::[html]

John Wilkes is significant to British and American history because

{ =

he created a constitutional crisis in England.

#Correct ~

he openly supported the patriots.

#Incorrect ~

he convinced France to support the U.S.

#Incorrect ~

his paper published attacks on the US patriots.

#Incorrect ~

he convinced the English people to turn against the U.S.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628530 name: Phillis Wheatley was ::Phillis Wheatley was::[html]

Phillis Wheatley was

{ ~

the first black college student in American history.

#Incorrect ~

one of the victims of the Boston Massacre.

#Incorrect =

a poet and slave.

#Correct ~

a vocal supporter of the Christianization of Africans.

#Incorrect ~

a delegate to the Second Continental Congress.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628528 name: The Cherokee War ::The Cherokee War::[html]

The Cherokee War

{ ~

lasted from 1750-1770.

#Incorrect =

occurred in the Carolinas.

#Correct ~

began when Cherokee warriors attacked Charleston.

#Incorrect ~

demonstrated the strength of British troops in America.

#Incorrect ~

was fought against the Spanish in Florida.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628529 name: The religious group in North America that led the attack on slavery were the ::The religious group in North America that led the attack on slavery were the::[html]

The religious group in North America that led the attack on slavery were the

{ ~

Catholics.

#Incorrect ~

Presbyterians.

#Incorrect ~

Baptists.

#Incorrect =

Quakers.

#Correct ~

Jews.

#Incorrect } // question: 16628532 name: During the 1760s, the Hudson Valley was the scene of widespread tenant unrest. ::During the 1760s, the Hudson Valley was the scene of widespread tenant unrest.::[html]

During the 1760s, the Hudson Valley was the scene of widespread tenant unrest.

{TRUE} // question: 16628535 name: John Wilkes was the advisor to the king most criticized by North American ... ::John Wilkes was the advisor to the king most criticized by North American ...::[html]

John Wilkes was the advisor to the king most criticized by North American colonists.

{FALSE} // question: 16628534 name: Sarah Osborn only taught African Americans. ::Sarah Osborn only taught African Americans.::[html]

Sarah Osborn only taught African Americans.

{FALSE} // question: 16628533 name: The Paxton Boys were all convicted of murder. ::The Paxton Boys were all convicted of murder.::[html]

The Paxton Boys were all convicted of murder.

{FALSE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/6_UNUSED $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/6_UNUSED // question: 16628536 name: Shawnee and Delaware leaders who pursued friendly relations with the ... ::Shawnee and Delaware leaders who pursued friendly relations with the ...::[html]

Shawnee and Delaware leaders who pursued friendly relations with the Americans but refused to fight other Indians included all of the following except

{ =

Joseph Brant.

Correct

White Eyes.

Incorrect

Killbuck.

Incorrect

Cornstalk.

Incorrect

none of these choices

Incorrect

} // question: 16628537 name: After the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, Congress promised a cash bonus to... ::After the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, Congress promised a cash bonus to...::[html]

After the Battles of Trenton and Princeton, Congress promised a cash bonus to all soldiers who served for the duration of the conflict.

{FALSE} // question: 16628538 name: No southern state supported the 1786 treaty that John Jay negotiated with Spain. ::No southern state supported the 1786 treaty that John Jay negotiated with Spain.::[html]

No southern state supported the 1786 treaty that John Jay negotiated with Spain.

{TRUE} // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/7th Edition/7_UNUSED $CATEGORY: $course$/top/7th Edition/7_UNUSED // question: 16628540 name: In the late 18th century, Spain sought to reassert its authority and its ... ::In the late 18th century, Spain sought to reassert its authority and its ...::[html]

In the late 18th century, Spain sought to reassert its authority and its claims in North America.

{TRUE} // question: 16628539 name: Tenskwatawa tried to convince Native Americans to stop drinking alcohol. ::Tenskwatawa tried to convince Native Americans to stop drinking alcohol.::[html]

Tenskwatawa tried to convince Native Americans to stop drinking alcohol.

{TRUE}