Chapter+3

1 Prior to successfully colonizing the New World, England defeated a major rival, and just prior to losing many of its New World colonies, England defeated another major rival. The rivals were first?: 2 Which of the following was NOT involved in the Triangle Trade during the colonial period?: 3 The most significant consequence of the French and Indian War was that?: 4 Most of the thirteen original colonies?: 5 The economic theory of mercantilism would be consistent with which of the following statements?: 6 The Wool Act of 1699, the Hat Act of 1732, and the Iron Act of 1750 were British attempts to?: 7 Which of the following resulted from King William's and Queen Anne's Wars?: 8 In the 1750s, the relationship between the British Empire and the American colonies was characterized by which of the following?: 9 Which of the following was a major market for New England goods in the late 17c?: 10 The long-range purpose of the Albany Congress in 1754 was to?: 11 King Philip's War of 1675-1676 was fought to?: 12 Great Britain sought to control colonial trade because?: 13 Which of the following is properly considered the main purpose of the Navigation Acts?: 14 The considerable powers that colonial governors possessed included all of the following EXCEPT?: 15 The trial of John Peter Zenger in 1735 for seditious libel?: 16 Which of the following nations was forced out of its colonial holdings in North America in the 17c?: 17 Prior to 1763, the British policy of "salutary neglect"?: 18 Which of the following best describes the power generally exercised by British colonial governors in the American colonies?: 19 The right to vote for members of the colonial assemblies was?: 20 Bacon's Rebellion was supported mainly by?: 21 According to mercantile theory, colonies could strengthen the mother country by: 22 A person who served a master in return for passage to the New World was: 23 Which of the following is true concerning the distribution of slavery in the late colonial period? 24 One of the purposes for Georgia was to: 25 The "middle passage" of the triangular trade involved transportation of: 26 One feature of the English mother country that was not transplanted to the colonies was the: 27 In New England towns, the "common" was: 28 The trial of John Peter Zenger established the principle that: 29 British administrations of the North American colonies were weakened by three of the following circumstances. Which is the exception? 30 The Stono Rebellion and the New York conspiracy trials 1741 revealed which of the following?
 * 1) France, then the United States.
 * 2) France, then Holland.
 * 3) Portugal, then Spain.
 * 4) Spain, then France.
 * 5) France, then Spain.
 * 1) rum.
 * 2) slaves.
 * 3) molasses.
 * 4) cotton.
 * 5) tobacco.
 * 1) Spain received Florida as a prize of war.
 * 2) colonists feared being dragged into another European war.
 * 3) England and the colonies began to distrust each other.
 * 4) there were British attacks against the tribes that had sided with the French.
 * 5) French power in Canada was strengthened.
 * 1) started as proprietary colonies and became royal colonies by the 1750s.
 * 2) were within their first twenty years successful in terms of their original plans.
 * 3) started as charter colonies and became royal colonies by the 1750s.
 * 4) were formed as royal colonies.
 * 5) purchased their charters from their proprietors.
 * 1) economies will prosper most when trade is restricted as little as possible.
 * 2) colonies are of little economic importance to the mother country.
 * 3) it is vital that a country imports more than it exports.
 * 4) tariff barriers should be avoided as much as possible.
 * 5) a government should seek to direct the economy so as to maximize exports.
 * 1) tax ships entering American ports.
 * 2) punish Bostonian merchants.
 * 3) increase American manufacturing.
 * 4) limit American manufacturing.
 * 5) provide colonial manufacturers with European markets.
 * 1) the French were driven from the North American continent.
 * 2) the Stuart kings were driven from power.
 * 3) the wars heightened Anglo-Americans' sense of British identity and made them feel dependent on the mother country for protection.
 * 4) the British captured New Orleans and started to settle Louisiana.
 * 1) most Americans believed that the benefits of the empire far outweighed the costs.
 * 2) the British strictly enforced colonial trade regulations.
 * 3) most Americans objected to their membership in the British Empire.
 * 4) the British constantly intervened in American affairs.
 * 1) Continental Europe.
 * 2) South America.
 * 3) India.
 * 4) England.
 * 5) the West Indies.
 * 1) achieve colonial unity and common defense against the French threat.
 * 2) propose independence of the colonies from Britain.
 * 3) declare war on the Iroquois nation.
 * 4) prohibit New England and New York from trading with the French West Indies.
 * 1) remove Spanish Catholics from Florida.
 * 2) end Spanish control over the African slave trade.
 * 3) establish New England trade with the West Indies.
 * 4) stop the French from settling the Ohio River Valley.
 * 5) establish English control over the Indians in New England.
 * 1) it did not want competition with its own manufacturers.
 * 2) colonial products were inferior to British products.
 * 3) the colonies were seeking political independence.
 * 4) colonial products were too expensive.
 * 5) the colonies were unable to establish trade with France and Spain.
 * 1) the promotion of trade among the colonies.
 * 2) the protection of American manufacturing from foreign competition.
 * 3) to guarantee that England alone would profit from trade with the colonies.
 * 4) to raise revenue for maintaining the British Empire.
 * 5) the regulation of the slave trade in the colonies.
 * 1) the right to veto acts.
 * 2) the power to call or dismiss assembly sessions at will.
 * 3) control over taxes and the budget.
 * 4) the authority to schedule elections at any time.
 * 1) established the government's right to censor the press.
 * 2) resulted in a "hung jury" and a dismissal of the charges.
 * 3) determined that government censorship of the press was unconstitutional.
 * 4) encouraged editors to be more critical of public officials.
 * 5) found Zenger guilty.
 * 1) the Netherlands.
 * 2) Spain.
 * 3) England.
 * 4) France.
 * 5) Portugal.
 * 1) allowed royal colonies to elect their own governors.
 * 2) did not enforce the Navigation Acts.
 * 3) took the Royal Navy off the high seas.
 * 4) encouraged colonists to establish their own parliament.
 * 5) withdrew British soldiers from North America..
 * 1) they exercised more power than they were legally permitted because of royal support.
 * 2) they exercised more power than they were legally permitted through the use of patronage.
 * 3) they exercised less power than they were permitted because they were chosen by the colonial legislatures.
 * 4) they exercised less power than they were permitted because they were popularly elected.
 * 5) they exercised less power than they were permitted because of legislative control of taxing and spending.
 * 1) greatly restricted because of high property qualifications.
 * 2) open to women in most of the colonies.
 * 3) extended to a greater proportion of the population than anywhere else in the world of the 18c.
 * 4) restricted to Protestants.
 * 5) none of these choices are correct.
 * 1) young men frustrated by their inability to acquire land.
 * 2) the planter class of Virginia.
 * 3) those protesting the increased importation of African slaves.
 * 4) people from Jamestown only.
 * 1) producing manufactured goods
 * 2) providing needed raw materials
 * 3) providing an outlet for political and religious dissidents
 * 4) providing land for sale by the proprietors and speculators
 * 1) a slave
 * 2) a freedman
 * 3) an apprenticed slave
 * 4) an indentured servant
 * 1) the slaves were confined to the southern colonies
 * 2) the slaves were confined to the southern and middle colonies
 * 3) there were some slaves in all three groups of colonies but the majority were in the middle group
 * 4) there were some slaves in all three groups of colonies, but the majority were in the southern group
 * 1) open up trade
 * 2) establish ports trade
 * 3) serve as a storehouse for sugar plantations
 * 4) create a buffer state between the English settlers and the Spanish in Florida
 * 1) rum from New England to Africa
 * 2) slaves from Africa to the Caribbean islands
 * 3) sugar from the Caribbean islands to New England
 * 4) manufactured goods from England to the Southern colonies
 * 1) aristocratic class structure
 * 2) principle of tax-supported churches
 * 3) notion of loyal British subjects
 * 4) notion of possessing the rights of English subjects
 * 1) a grain storehouse
 * 2) the corpus of civil law
 * 3) a meetinghouse for the selectmen
 * 4) a centrally located shared pasture
 * 1) no government could be sued
 * 2) criticism of government was not libel if factually true
 * 3) British public officials were immune from prosecution
 * 4) any criticism of the British colonial administration was libel
 * 1) few officials had any firsthand knowledge about the colonies
 * 2) officials sent to the colonies were often incompetent, and some were dishonest
 * 3) there was no centralized governmental authority in London with exclusive responsibility for the colonies
 * 4) Elected colonial legislative assemblies in the colonies were not responsive to the needs of the people
 * 1) Increasing resistance to taxation
 * 2) The inability of newcomers to acquire fertile farmland
 * 3) Overpopulation in urban areas
 * 4) Sectional divisions between northern and southern colonies

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I have no idea why Wiki switched it to numbers instead of letters but I'm sure you can all figure it out ~ Jen