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Puritans settled in Massachusetts. 1.True 2.False 1245

What type of community did they create? 1.Covenant 2.Social Contract 3.Joint Stock 12345

Puritans came to America 1.To make money 2.For religious freedom 3.For political freedom 12345

What document did they sign to create a government? 1.The Constitution 2.The Mayflower Compact 12345

How did they treat other religious groups? 1.With Tolerance 2.Intolerant 12345

Town meetings are examples of direct democracy 1.Yes 2.No 12345

Puritans believed in laziness and spending money. 1.True 2.False 12345

Which is NOT one of the 3 G’s for exploration? 1.Gold 2.Glory 3.Grace 4.God 12345

The English settled along the Atlantic coast. 1.Yes 2.No 12345

The Spanish settled in Canada. 1.True 2.False 12345

Who had a good relationship with the Native Americans because of trade? The English 2.The Spanish 3.The French

Which of the following was a joint stock company? Jamestown 2.Massachusetts 3.Georgia

Jamestown was founded in Yes 2.No 12345

Who founded Jamestown and got it through the “Starving Time”? John Rolfe 2.John Smith

John Rolfe introduces indigo to Jamestown to make money 1.True 2.False 12345

Who did the King give land grants to? Patriots 2.Cavaliers

Where did poor immigrants settle? Eastern Virginia 2.Western Virginia

Who had to work of the debt of their passage to the colonies? Indentured Servants 2.Slaves

What was the first legislative body in the colonies? General Assembly 2.House of Burgesses 3.Articles of Confederation

When do the first slaves arrive in America?

New England colonies were founded to make money through shipbuilding. 1.True 2.False 12345

Who founded Rhode Island? 1.Puritans 2.Religious Dissenters 12345

A church-run state is a 1.Direct democracy 2.autocracy 3.theocracy 12345

Where did Catholics mainly settle? Maryland 2.Pennsylvania 3.New York

Quakers settled in Pennsylvania. 1.Yes 2.No 12345

The economy in the Middle Colonies was based on 1.Agriculture 2.Ship building and fishing 3.Trade 12345

Which of the following was NOT a commercial center? Philadelphia 2.Boston 3.Baltimore 4.New York

Who founded Georgia? 1.Cavaliers 2.Religious dissenters 3.Debtors 12345

What church did the Cavaliers attend? 1.Church of England 2.Baptist 12345

Which was NOT a cash crop? Rice 2.Corn 3.Tobacco 4.Indigo

Which was not involved in the Triangular Trade? Asia 2.Europe 3.The Americas 4.Africa

The Great Awakening led to the creation of evangelical Baptists and Methodists 1.True 2.False 12345

Who preached “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” during the Great Awakening? Jonathan Edwards 2.Jonathan Winters

What did the ideas of the Great Awakening lead to? The Revolutionary War 2.The French and Indian War 3.The Navigation Acts

What did the King create to control colonial trade? Intolerable Acts 2.Stamp Act 3.Navigation Acts

The French fought the Indians in the French and Indian War 1.Yes 2.No 12345

How did the King keep the colonists from moving West after the F & I War? 1.Intolerable Acts 2.Proclamation of

500 colonists were killed at the Boston Massacre 1.True 2.False 12345

How did the people of Massachusetts protest the tea monopoly? Boston Tea Party 2.Tea Act Congress

What was the punishment for the Boston Tea Party? Intolerable Acts 2.Navigation Acts

What meeting was held to protest the Intolerable Acts? First Continental Congress 2.Second Continental Congress

Georgia did not attend the First Continental Congress 1.True 2.False 12345

Who wrote the Natural Rights of Man? Thomas Jefferson 2.Thomas Hobbes 3.John Locke

What did Thomas Paine write to convince people to break away from England? 1.Common Ground 2.Common Sense 12345

Who influenced Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence? Patrick Henry 2.Thomas Paine 3.John Locke

Who supported independence from England? Loyalists 2.Patriots 3.Neutrals

Who did not take a side during the Revolutionary War? Loyalists 2.Patriots 3.Neutrals

Lexington & Concord mark the beginning of the Revolutionary War 1.Yes 2.No 12345

What did NOT happen at the Second Continental Congress? 1.Created an army 2.Signed Declaration of Independence 3.Drafted the Constitution 4.George Washington chosen to lead army 12345

What colonial victory was used by Ben Franklin to secure a colonial ally for the war? Lexington 2.Saratoga 3.Yorktown

Who was our ally during the Revolutionary War? France 2.Great Britain 3.Spain

What was the final battle of the Revolutionary War? Saratoga 2.Yorktown 3.Bunker Hill

Who was the general of the Continental Army? 1.Andrew Jackson 2.George Washington 12345

Our first real attempt at a government was the First Continental Congress 1.True 2.False 12345

Which of the following was NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation? No common currency 2.No executive 3.No power to tax 4.No legislative branch 5.Couldn’t draft an army

Shay’s Rebellion proved the Articles were too weak. 1.True 2.False 12345

The Constitution balanced power between small and large states 1.True 2.False 12345

All of the following were included in the Virginia Plan EXCEPT: Representation equal 2.Three Branches 3.Federalism 4.Representation by population

George Mason created the Virginia Plan 1.True 2.False 12345

The Great Compromise created a bicameral Congress. 1.True 2.False 12345

What counted slaves as part of the population? 1.Great Compromise 2.Slave Trade Compromise 3.3/5 Compromise 12345

Which isn’t correct? Legislative branch makes laws 2.Executive branch enforces laws 3.Judicial branch makes laws

Who was chosen to preside over the Constitutional Convention? George Washington 2.Thomas Jefferson 3.James Madison

Which is NOT true about James Madison? Father of the Constitution 2.Wrote Virginia Declaration of Rights 3.Created the Virginia Plan 4.Kept copious notes of convention

Federalists believed in a strong national government and wanted to ratify the Constitution. 1.True 2.False 12345

Anti-Federalists thought a national bill of rights was redundant. 1.True 2.False 12345

Anti-Federalists thought the national government would usurp the powers of the states 1.True 2.False 12345

All 13 states were needed to ratify the Constitution 1.True 2.False 12345

Who wrote the Virginia Declaration of Rights? James Madison 2.George Mason 3.Thomas Jefferson

Who wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom? James Madison 2.George Mason 3.Thomas Jefferson

James Madison created the Bill of Rights from the Virginia Declaration of Rights and the Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom 1.True 2.False 12345

Which freedom is NOT included in the First Amendment? 1.speech 2.petition 3.press 4.assembly 5.religion

I will study for my US History 9 weeks test!!! 1.Yes 2.No