Midterm Exam Flashcards

1
Q

What was the chronological relationship in the rise of agriculture between the Western and Eastern hemispheres?

A

Agriculture arose at the same time

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2
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What crop was not prominent among the first Native Americans?
Which were prominent?

A

Wheat was not prominent (beans, maize and squash all were prominent)

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3
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What is the best term to describe the relationship between Native American ancestry/descent?

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Matrilineal; off or based on kinship with the mother or the female line

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4
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Which monarchy benefited most from the Aztec and Incan Empires?

A

Spanish

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5
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The phrase “city on a hill” applies to which society?

A

Puritans in New England

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6
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What did grossman argue in favor of?

A

historical revisionism

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7
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According to Grossman, critics find issues with revisionism because

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American history has become less comforting and more provocative

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8
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Which of the following is an example of a primary source?
- Biographies
- Atlases
- Scholarly Boooks
- Diaries

A

Diaries

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9
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What is an example of a secondary source?

A

Textbooks

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10
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(T/F): Historical interpretation changes over time.

A

True

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11
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During the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, how many Native Americans were forced into slavery in the southern colonies?

A

24,000 - 51,000

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12
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What is the term that slaves used for the voyage across the Atlantic?

A

Middle Passage

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13
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Between the 16th and 19th centuries, about how many Africans were forced across the Atlantic?

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11,000,000 - 12,000,000

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14
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Which religious group first turned against slavery?

A

Quakers

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15
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What were the 3 main categories of political structures in the Colonial Era?

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Provincial, Proprietary, and Charter

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16
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According to John Fea, what is not considered one of historical thinking?

A

Commonality

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17
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According to John Fea, why does revisionism carry a negative connotation?

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because many believe facts are changed in order to fit an agenda

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(T/F): One of the main differences between Native American conception of the land (North America) and European conception has to do with religion.

A

True

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19
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What items were considered economic incentive for European colonization?

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Fur, tobacco, and iron

20
Q

Who benefited from enslaving Africans?

A

African kings

21
Q

Which was a characteristic that contributed to the failure of Britain to define the relationship of the colonies to the empire?

A

British officials had competing visions of empire

22
Q

What was the initial post-war imperial act that targeted North American subordination?

A

The Royal Proclamation of 1763

23
Q

Which delegates opposed the mention of slavery in the Declaration of Independence?

A

Delegates who represented slave trading merchants, Georgia, and South Carolina

24
Q

The Bill of Rights covered what?

A

Covered a list of rights initially promised to Virginia constituents

25
(T/F): Jefferson viewed both "the revolution of 1800" and the revolution of 1776 positively.
True
26
What impact did Gabriel's Rebellion have on American slavery?
The rebellion restricted slave education
27
What directly inspired Gabriel's rebellion?
The Haitian Revolution
28
What was the most immediate cause of the market revolution in the U.S.?
American integration of the Industrial Revolution
29
What answer best describes the relationship between the market revolution and slavery?
Slave labor helped fuel the market revolution
30
During the 1830s, Nativism considered this group the most important foreign threat
Catholic immigrants
31
What did Bhopal say?
Said that a consensus did not arise that held race as a social construct instead of a biological determination until after world war 2
32
Blumenbach's first edition on human varieties (published in 1775) indicated how many distinct races?
5: Caucasians, Mongolians, Ethiopians, Americans, and Malays
33
Blumenbach's idea of monogeny aimed to combat which erroneous movement?
Polygeny (plurality of human species)
34
According to the lecture, Fitzhugh described the White Slave Trade to mean
Industrial Capitalism
35
According to the lecture, which revolution inspired Gabriel's Rebellion?
Haitian Revolution
36
What all did the Missouri Compromise do?
- admitted maine as a free state - admitted missouri as a slave state - established the 36°30' dividing line for future state admission
37
Did the missouri compromise propose sovereignty to determine whether a state would have slavery?
No
38
Denmark Vesey's 1822 rebellion took place where?
The south
39
What was the goal of the Anaconda Plan?
Cut off access to coastal ports and inland waterways
40
In 1864, which states voted for McClellan?
New Jersey, Delaware, and Kentucky
41
What did the majority of black Americans who served in the Union army do?
Performed noncombat roles
42
Wright's article is about what?
Showing the relationship between slavery and economic growth
43
According to Wright, what year did the black population in the British Caribbean reach 250,000?
1740
44
According to Wright, what is Williams' thesis?
Slavery was no longer needed by the nineteenth century
45
What prompted the reform movements of the nineteenth century?
Second great awakening
46
Did all three branches of the US govt stand united against Native Americans and support Indian Removal in the first half of the 19th century?
No