What did New England, New Spain, and New France have in common? A) They were all frontiers of inclusion. B) All of them were semi-democratic. C) They were all places with large slave populations. D) They all had an official church. ANSWER Answer: D
What was the motivation for German Lutherans to come to the middle colonies in the 1700s? a. Their primary goal was to improve their lives with more material wealth. b. They wanted to escape the war that was going on between Germany and France. c. They were seeking political freedom. d. They were seeking religious […]
In the 1730s and 1740s, __________ abandoned its tradition of fair dealing and perpetrated a series of fraudulent seizures of western lands from the Delaware Indians. A) Pennsylvania B) Massachusetts C) Virginia D) Maryland ANSWER Answer: A
Assume you are a “nationalist” during the “critical period” of the 1780s. Explain why you think there is a need for a new constitution. What will be an ideal response? ANSWER Consider: failure of states to cooperate with each other or with the Congress; powerlessness of Congress affected public finances and foreign affairs, and […]
Which of these was an important difference between Florida and New Mexico? A) The population of New Mexico was expanding. B) Florida was home to more than 10 million slaves. C) New Mexico was controlled by Spain. D) Florida was controlled by France. ANSWER Answer: A
On June 17, 1775, General William Howe’s redcoats attacked American militia forces on Breed’s Hill, near Boston. For American forces, which of the following is false about the results of that battle? a. Americans shot and killed more than 200 English soldiers, but were forced to retreat. b. Americans won a moral victory by withstanding […]
The Albany Conference was called __________. A) by American delegates without British approval B) by the British Board of Trade C) to negotiate peace with France D) to adopt the Articles of Confederation ANSWER Answer: B
The Roman historian who recorded the fall of the last Etruscan king was A) Livy. B) Tiberius. C) Homer. D) Tarquin. E) Superbus. ANSWER A
The nonimportation movement __________. A) relied on coercion and occasional violence toward uncooperative importers B) sparked protests in England C) pioneered nonviolent resistance techniques D) called on the colonists to dump British tea ANSWER Answer: A
In the decades after the Revolution, public parades marking special occasions often featured __________. A) groups of artisans B) marching bands C) wild animals D) professional singers ANSWER A