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Question 1

1. The results of the Puritans’ attack on the Pequot village of Mystic on May 26, 1637, was

   		conversion of the Pequots to Christianity.
   		an alliance between the Pequots and Narragansetts.
   		Pequot men, women, and children were murdered by Puritans.
   		Each statement is accurate.

1 points

Question 2

1. The adoption of slave labor in the English colonies was determined by

   		the number of convicts available in the region.
   		the need for plantation laborers and the availability of African slaves at a good price.
   		the result of wars fought by the British in Africa.
   		no statement is accurate.

1 points

Question 3

1. Squanto, a Patuxet, and Samoset, a Narragansett Indian,

   		accepted Christianity and became preachers to the Indian nations.
   		led Indian confederacies in the First Hyannisport War.
   		served as translators for the Pilgrims and the Iroquois.
   		taught Pilgrims how to grow corn.

1 points

Question 4

1. Puritans wanted to

   		eliminate aspects of Roman Catholicism from the Church of England.
   		increase the sale of wholesome foods and fabrics.
   		preserve chastity until marriage.
   		prevent the sale of selected items on Sunday.

1 points

Question 5

1. English men and women from the lowest ranks of society who agreed to work in exchange for passage money to the colonies were known as

   		contract labor.
   		indentured servants.
   		undocumented workers.
   		wage slaves.

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Question 6

1. Puritan families valued

   		diversity.
   		those who could testify to a “filling experience.”
   		fewer children so each child would have more support.
   		harmony and order in the home.

1 points

Question 7

1. Powhatan, leader of the Powhatan Algonquians in Virginia, expanded his power over other groups of Native Americans by

   		bribing their leaders with vast stores of wampum.
   		convincing other tribes that his “medicine” would make them invulnerable to arrows or bullets.
   		fighting and defeating leaders of other tribes.
   		marrying women in different tribes.

1 points

Question 8

1. Each statement but one about John Smith is correct. Mark the incorrect statement.

   		Smith helped establish the English colony at Jamestown.
   		He married Pocahontas.
   		He was a fantastic storyteller.
   		He often advocated violence in dealing with the Native Americans.

1 points

Question 9

1. The Massachusetts Bay Company, founded in 1629, was

   		a way to force Puritans to accept the Church of England as it was.
   		an effort by Charles I to establish a haven for Roman Catholics.
   		based on the model of the Virginia Company.
   		intended as a barrier to France’s efforts to expand westward.

1 points

Question 10

1. When Native Americans sold land to New England settlers, they

   		looked forward to helping in developing the area.
   		moved on to acquire additional land themselves.
   		usually thought they were only giving permission to share the land.
   		were happy to receive compensation for a commodity on which they placed little value.

1 points

Question 11

1. Most colonists in Virginia who did not survive were

   		captured and enslaved by Spanish raiders.
   		killed by Native Americans.
   		lost in the wilderness looking for gold.
   		victims of malnutrition and disease.

1 points

Question 12

1. Despite the economic boom for Virginia and Maryland produced by tobacco exports,

   		birthrates soared because families could support more children.
   		death rates remained high for infants and adults.
   		most colonists rejected slavery on moral grounds.
   		morality was strictly enforced.

1 points

Question 13

1. By an Act of Toleration, settlement in Maryland was open to

   		atheists and agnostics who denied the existence of a deity.
   		Jews and Muslims.
   		persons of any faith.
   		those who believed in Jesus Christ.

1 points

Question 14

1. New Englanders mostly profited from

   		quarrying and mining.
   		raising sugar cane and making molasses.
   		selling timber, wood products, and fish.
   		trapping animals for fur.

1 points

Question 15

1. Chapter 3: In what specific ways did the English colonists in the New England colonies and the Chesapeake Bay colonies differ from one another in their dealings with the Indians?Please refer to the essay instructions on the class home page. Following the instructions will help you gain as many points on the essay as possible; failure to follow the instructions will result in loss of points. Remember, your answer must be in your own words. There is no credit given for essays that are copied form any source or for answers based on any source other than the textbook. In other words, answers based on internet searches will receive zero credit.

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Question 16

1. The first clear evidence of enslavement of Africans in mainland English colonies is

   		an Act of Enslavement passed by the House of Burgesses in 1661.
   		Jonathan Winthrop’s sermon on the nature of society in 1621.
   		the fact that Maryland’s Assembly guaranteed rights to all Christians except slaves.
   		the purchase of Africans from a Dutch trader in Virginia in 1619.

1 points

Question 17

1. What was the primary impetus behind the Massachusetts settlements?

   		blocking the French
   		commerce
   		getting rid of excess population in England
   		religion

1 points

Question 18

1. In Chesapeake society,

   		women found themselves free from government and family control.
   		women worked alongside men in the fields.
   		children contributed to the family’s economic success.
   		each statement is correct.

1 points

Question 19

1. The House of Burgesses was the first

   		act of religious toleration in English history.
   		elected representative government in the New World.
   		place where businessmen could buy and sell stocks in America.
   		Puritan equivalent of the House of David.

1 points

Question 20

1. The first generation of women immigrants to the Chesapeake region

   		expected husbands to help them with housework.
   		married relatively late, usually not until their mid-20s.
   		rarely married because generous land grants enabled them to earn a living on their own.
   		were expected to marry as soon as they were able to bear children.

1 points

Question 21

1. The founding of the Church of England during the reign of Henry VIII was related to

   		a dispute between the king and the pope over a divorce.
   		England’s distant location from Rome.
   		rivalry among English nobles.
   		the king’s desire to expand his influence in Europe.