Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Which of the following best describes the New England colonies in the 18th century?

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A region of agriculturally based families, but where commerce and maritime trade has become increasingly important, urban areas grew significantly

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Which of the following best describes the middle colonies in the18th century?

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Region whose population was most diverse of the English colonies, containing several important colonial cities, and where a ruling elite was slow to materialize

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Which of the following best describes southern colonies in the 18th century?

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A region characterized by low white population levels, short life expectancy, large concentration of slaves

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Which of the following best describes the Chesapeake colonies in the 18th century?

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Region characterized by a rigid, hierarchical social structure and a mostly rural style of living shaped by cultivation of staple crops like tobacco

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5
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By 1763 the system of triangular trad was:

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Busy arena for commerce that created a significant amount of economic autonomy for he colonists

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6
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Two f the most prominent thinkers of the European enlightenment were:

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Jean- Jacques and John Locke

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7
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The most important factor in the rapid population growth in the New England colonies during the 18th century was:

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High birthrate

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8
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The halfway covenant referred to the puritans’:

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Allowing those who had been baptized, but had not undergone a full conversion experience, “halfway” membership In Puritan congregations

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9
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In the Chesapeake colonies, the key to a farms economic success lay largely in its:

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Riverbank access to facilitate the transporting of crops to market

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10
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The Salem witchcraft trials of 1692 revealed the :

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Anxieties present in Massachusetts, exacerbated by both Indian wars and rapid socioeconomic change

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11
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_______ were known to English traders as the “bread colonies” , due to their high amount of wheat exports.

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Pennsylvania and New York

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12
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In the rural areas of the middle colonies, the sexual division of labor prevailed, meaning that as a rule:

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Med worked in fields, while woman worked in the household

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13
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The most important product in the Chesapeake colonies economy was:

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Tobacco

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14
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The colonial region with the lowest average life expectancy throughout the 18th century was:

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Southern colonies

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15
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Enlightenment thought in the 18th century placed a string emphasis on:

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The unlimited potential of humans capacity for reason

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16
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The first college founded in the American colonies was:

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Harvard college

17
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The New York newspaper editor _______ was put on trial for his newspaper attacks on the colony’s governor, his acquittal precedent for liberty of the press

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John Peter Zenger

18
Q

Protestant thought during the great awakening placed the greatest emphasis on:

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the necessity for individuals to experience conversion and grace

19
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The two colonial cities that served as the major ports of entry for African slaved during the 18th century were:

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New York and Charlestown

20
Q

The 1763 treaty of Paris made all of the following stipulations except:

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The requirement that France pay extensive financial reparations to Britain and Spain