HIST 1301 Exam 1 review questions Flashcards
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1532611453 | The British commander who surrendered at Yorktown in 1781 was | cornwallis | 0 | |
1532611454 | Essential to the establishment of a colonial alliance with the French was the work of | Benjamin Franklin | 1 | |
1537706905 | The author of the Declaration of Independence was | Thomas Jefferson | 2 | |
1537706906 | Provided colonists with a rationale for revolution | common sense | 3 | |
1537706907 | In December 1775 Parliament passed the _____ which declared war on American international commerce | Prohibitory Act | 4 | |
1537706908 | A major Difficulty that confronted the First Continental congress was | the fact that the delegates from different regions were unfamiliar with one another | 5 | |
1537706909 | The suffolk resolves advocated | forcible resistance to the coercive Acts | 6 | |
1537706910 | The Tea Act of 1773 was passed in order to | save the indian company | 7 | |
1537706911 | England passed the Coercive Acts in response to | The Boston Tea Party | 8 | |
1537706912 | The _______ extended Canadian boundaries into Ohio Valley and recognized civil rights for Roman catholics | Quebec Act | 9 | |
1537706913 | Massachusetts reacted to the passage of the Townshed Acts with the | Circular letter | 10 | |
1537706914 | The fundamental issue leading to the Boston Massacre in 1770 was the | presence of so many British troops in American cities | 11 | |
1537706915 | The Boston Massacre | rained the possibility of colonial armed resistance | 12 | |
1537706916 | The tone of the Stamp Act Congress reflected | restraint and conciliation with no mention of independence or disloyalty | 13 | |
1537706917 | The boycott movement against the Stamp Act | mobilized colonial women to action | 14 | |
1537706918 | __________ States that Parliament's belief in its own sovereignty? | Declaratory Act | 15 | |
1537706919 | One consequence of the Townshend Acts was | The strengthening of intercolonial unity | 16 | |
1537706920 | The handbill printed by Boston leaders during 1770 would be most directly connected to what group? | sons of Liberty | 17 | |
1537706921 | The radical American group which is first emerged during the stamp act crisis was known as | the sons of liberty | 18 | |
1537706922 | _________ prohibited colonial settlement west of the Appalachian Mountains? | Proclamation of 1763 | 19 | |
1537706923 | as a result of the Sugar Act, the duty on molasses was | reduced significantly | 20 | |
1537706924 | The leader of the anti-stamp movement in Virginia was | Patrick Henry | 21 | |
1537706925 | The most significant consequence of the Seven Years of War was | that it left Britain with an enormous debt | 22 | |
1537706926 | The English political philosopher most often cited by american rebels was | John Locke | 23 | |
1537706927 | George III believed | the monarch should make policed for the empire | 24 | |
1537706928 | The failure of the Albany Plan can be attributed, primarily to the | fiscal jealousies of colonial assemblies | 25 | |
1537706929 | The man who led Great Britain to victory in the Seven years of war was | William pitt | 26 | |
1537706930 | The British general responsible for the seizure of Quebec in 1759 was | James wolfe | 27 | |
1537706931 | The Leading figured at the Albany Congress and designer of the Albany plan was | Benjamin Franklin | 28 | |
1537706932 | What did the Great awakening, intercolonial trade, and rise of the colonial assemblies have in common? | they all contributed to a growing sense of shared identity | 29 | |
1537706933 | Colonial ministers who opposed the great awakening were known as | "old lights" | 30 | |
1537706934 | Followers of the Great awakening, who emphasized a powerful, emotional religion, were know as | "New Lights" | 31 | |
1537706935 | The preaching of Johnathan Edwars Emphasized | The calvanistic teachings of the puritans | 32 | |
1537706936 | The two most important leaders of the Great awakening in the colonial America were | Johnathan Edwards and George Whitefield | 33 | |
1537706937 | The one American who, more than anyone else, symbolized the spirit of the Enlightenment was | Benjamin Franklin | 34 | |
1537706938 | The largest group of white non-english immigrants to the colonies were | the scots-irish | 35 | |
1537706939 | As a result of the salem witchcraft trials | nineteen people were hanged | 36 | |
1537706940 | A major objective of the Navigation Acts were to eliminate the _______ from american trade | dutch | 37 | |
1537706941 | Enumerated goods | Could be only sold to the mother country | 38 | |
1537706942 | British authorities based their colonial commercial policies on the theory of | Mercantilism | 39 | |
1537706943 | The invention of the Navigation Acts was to | allow England to monopolize American trade | 40 | |
1537728529 | The first Institution of higher learning founded in England's mainland colonies was | Harvard | 41 | |
1537728530 | The half-way covenant of the seventeenth-Centry New England | lessened someone the requirements for baptism as a congregationalist | 42 | |
1537728531 | The colony of Pennsylvania was established as a religious Sanctuary for | Quakers | 43 | |
1537728532 | William Penn guaranteed the commercial success of Philadelphia by purchasing | Delaware | 44 | |
1537728533 | In 1636, authorities in Massachusetts Bay banished Roger Williams because | of his defense of native American rights an demanded for separation of church and state | 45 | |
1537728534 | Puritan dissenter roger williams established the colony of | Rhode Island | 46 | |
1537728535 | Anne Hutchingson's skillful self-defense at her trail before the magistrates of Massachusetts bay was ruined by | her claim of personal revelation | 47 | |
1537738384 | columbus originally was determined to prove that | a west water route to china existed | 48 | |
1537738385 | columbus first voyage was in | 1492 | 49 | |
1537738386 | Whose voyages established the claims in North america | John Cabot | 50 | |
1537813880 | What sixteenth century European upheaval had a profound impact on England's settlement of the New World? | The reformation | 51 | |
1537813881 | _________ was responsible for starting the protestant revolt in Europe? | Martin Luther | 52 | |
1537813882 | The most influential early protestant thinker was | John Calvin | 53 | |
1537813883 | Calvinists in Scotland founded the | Presbyterian churt | 54 | |
1537813884 | In the 1580's the English attempted to make a settlement at | Roanoke | 55 | |
1537813885 | The sponsor of the failed Roanoke colony was | Walter Raleigh | 56 | |
1537813886 | To solve the problem of vast expenses New world settlement required, English Merchant-capitalists introduced the concept of | the joint stock company | 57 | |
1537813887 | The______Company was responsible for settlement of jamestown in virginia | Virginia | 58 | |
1537813888 | Jamestown might have gone the way of Roanoke had it not been for the perseverance of | captain John smith | 59 | |
1537813889 | The man who taught Virginians how to grow tobacco was | John rolfe | 60 | |
1537813890 | After the Virginia company's principal means of attracting new settlers was | a system of land grants | 61 | |
1537813891 | Under the "headlight" system Virginia | all new arrivals who had paid their trans-atlantic fares received fifty-acre land grants | 62 | |
1537813892 | Indentured servants | were working off the cost of their passage to america | 63 | |
1537813893 | After 1618, the Virginia colonist were allowed to elect a representative assembly known as the | House of Burgesses | 64 | |
1537813894 | In 1642 virginia became | a royal colony | 65 | |
1537813895 | The most important institution of local government in colonial Virginia was the | country court | 66 | |
1537813896 | The individual largely responsible for Maryland's settlement was | Sir George Calvert | 67 | |
1537813897 | Initially, Lord baltimore intended that Maryland be a haven for | Catholics | 68 | |
1537813898 | Lord baltimore's settlement in maryland | never succeeded in becoming a feudal society | 69 | |
1537813899 | The document in which the pilgrims established a civil government for their plymouth colony become known as the | Mayflower compact | 70 | |
1537813900 | The puritans of Massachusetts Bay believed that the best way to reform the church of England was to | remain in the church ad reform it form the inside | 71 |