Chapter 4 Test Review Flashcards

1
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America’s first published poet

A

Anne Bradstreet

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2
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Brutal voyage enslaved people took to America

A

Middle Passage

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3
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Preacher who played a role in the Great Awakening

A

Jonathan Edwards

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4
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Author of Poor Richard’s Almanack

A

Benjamin Franklin

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5
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One who agrees to work for a number of years in exchange for ocean passage to the Americas

A

Indentured Servants

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6
Q

The upper class of colonial society

A

Gentry

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7
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His trial established freedom of press

A

Peter Zenger

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8
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The legal rights that Englishmen had led the colonists to ________________________

A

expect a voice in their government.

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9
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The Magna Carta was the first document to _______.

A

place limits on an English ruler’s power.

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10
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Unlike modern public schools, colonial public schools included instruction in _________________.

A

religion.

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11
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What does the quote describe? “The closeness of the place, and the heat of the climate, added to the number in the ship, which was so crowded that each had scarcely room to turn himself, almost suffocated us… The shrieks of the woman, and the groans of the dying, rendered the whole a scene of horror almost inconceivable.” -The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano

A

conditions aboard a slave ship headed towards the Americas

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12
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Enslaved people such as those described in the quote experienced a brutal voyage known as the _______.

A

Middle Passage

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13
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Which of the following colonies had a ban on slavery until the 1750s?

A

Georgia

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14
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Whose trial helped establish freedom of the press?

A

Peter Zenger

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15
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Most women in colonial America were expected to marry men ________________.

A

chosen by their parents

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16
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At around what age were colonial children expected to begin working?

A

7

17
Q

Which of the following led to the rise of many new churches in the colonies?

A

the Great Awakening

18
Q

Which of the following is the main reason why colonial authorities wrote slave codes?

A

They feared slave revolts.

19
Q

Who wrote Poor Richard’s Almanack?

A

Benjamin Franklin

20
Q

Which country was John Locke from?

A

England

21
Q

Which country is Baron de Montesquieu from?

A

France

22
Q

Which Enlightenment thinker believed the powers of government should be separated into three branches (executive, legislative, and judicial)?

A

Montesquieu

23
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Which Enlightenment thinker believed that among natural laws were the rights to life, liberty, and property?

A

Locke

24
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Which Enlightenment thinker did not believe that monarchs received their authority from God?

A

Locke

25
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Which Enlightenment thinker’s ideas were responsible for parts of the ideas included in the Declaration of Independence?

A

Locke

26
Q

Which Enlightenment thinker’s ideas was responsible for making sure no one branch of the government gets too powerful?

A

Montesquieu

27
Q

In what ways has African culture influenced American culture?

A

African customs survived because slaves from Africa brought over their customs. They made grass baskets and spoke Gullah, which is a blend of English and several African languages. In less isolated areas, quilts, furniture, folk tales and African music (drums & banjos) were kept.