HIST 1301 Midterm Review Multiple Choice Exam.

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HIST 1301 Midterm Review Multiple Choice Exam

Multiple Choice Topics Jamestown Colony (3) New England Colonies (3) Native American Societies (2) Pilgrims French and Indian War (2) American Enlightenment (2) European Enlightenment (2) Indentured Servitude Great Awakening (2) “City Upon a Hill” Transition to African Slavery (2) Byzantine Empire Roanoke Colony English Monarchy (2)

Topics, Continued Reading Questions (3) Puritan Belief (2) Bering Land Bridge Henry VIII Asian Trade before Columbus (2) Colombian Exchange (2) Cultural Identity and Changes (2) Colonial Diversity Different Perspectives on the American Revolution Presentation Question

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