Icc - American History - Chapter 2

Front 1

Did the colonies promoting freedom and religion help to shape the character of English settlements in America?

Back 1

NO

Front 2

What did John Smith do to save the colony in Jamestown?

Back 2

He imposed work and order

Front 3

He was the Englishman who first cultivated tobacco in Virginia.

Back 3

John Rolfe

Front 4

What happened in Virginia in 1619 that was very important?

Back 4

They elected their first House of Burgesses

Front 5

The Virginia Company's "Headright" system provided what?

Back 5

land to current or prospective settlers

Front 6

Two new elements were introduced in 1619 into the Virginian social order, what were they?

Back 6

Blacks and Women

Front 7

What colony provided for freedom of religion to ALL Christians?

Back 7

Maryland

Front 8

What was one of the causes of the Bacon's Rebellion?

Back 8

The rule of Governor Berkley

Front 9

What did Caribbean colonies based their economy on?

Back 9

Exporting crops

Front 10

Why did Virgians turn to African slaves in place of indentured servants?

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Slaves did not have to be released, and there was no worry of them becoming a homeless poor class

Front 11

Were the majority of settlers in Plymouth Puritan Separatist?

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NO

Front 12

He was the first Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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John Winthrop

Front 13

Anne Hutchinson's teaching threatened to under-mind the spiritual authority of the established clergy for what reason?

Back 13

She claimed believers could communicate directly to God

Front 14

The Restoration colonies had in common that they were all what?

Back 14

Propriety Ventures

Front 15

The slavery in Carolina was greatly influenced by the slavery where?

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Barbados

Front 16

These Acts was designed to regulate commerce according to the theory of mercantilism.

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The Navigation Acts

Front 17

Was the Glorious Revolution and the overthrow of King James II well received?

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YES

Front 18

In America, The Glorious Revolution of 1668, showed that issues of the English Empire OR Local issues were not important?

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Local Issues

Front 19

(True or False)
Virginia was a profitable colony from the start.

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False

Front 20

(True or False)
The "Headright" system was designed to attract more settlers to Virginia.

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True

Front 21

(True or False)
The English colonies in American developed their own distinct personalities.

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True

Front 22

(True or False)
The first Africans brought to America in 1619 on a Dutch ship were immediately sold as slaves.

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False

Front 23

(True or False)
The Bacon's Rebellion successfully overthrew the government of Sir William Berkley.

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False

Front 24

(True or False)
The English planters that settled in Barbados were gentleman and only interested in a easy life.

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False

Front 25

(True or False)
The exchanges between Indians and Europeans did not benefit the agriculture.

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False

Front 26

(True or False)
Roger Williams insisted that the land settled in Massachusetts belonged to the Indians not to the King.

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True

Front 27

(True or False)
After the English defeated the Indians, the French refused to help the Indians.

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False

Front 28

(True or False)
John Locke was the author of the Fundamental Constitution of Carolina.

Back 28

True

Front 29

(True or False)
When the English took over New Amsterdam, they easily got rid of the Dutch influences.

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False

Front 30

(True or False)
Soon after it was founded, the Quakers became the largest religious group in Pennsylvania.

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False

Front 31

(True or False)
The majority of settlers that came to Georgia came from a debtors prison.

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False

Front 32

(True or False)
New Englanders liked the idea of a centralized authority under the Dominion of New England.

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False

Front 33

(True or False)
The Navigation Acts increased the authority of the Crown, and decreased local authority.

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True

Front 34

(True or False)
Massachusetts was the colony that the Crown could usually depend on to support its policies.

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False

Front 35

(True or False)
As a result of the Glorious Revolution, religious freedom continued in Maryland.

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False

Front 36

(True or False)
The Glorious Revolution of 1668 had little effect on the colonies.

Back 36

False

Front 37

(True or False)
In Massachusetts, each Puritan congregation had the right to choose their own ministers and run their own affairs.

Back 37

True

Front 38

(True or False)
From the very beginning the 13 colonies considered themselves as a single society, economy, and nation.

Back 38

False