US History Final Exam 2024 Part I

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Which economic policy was based on the ideas that the American colonies existed primarily to provide an economic benefit for Great Britain?

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mercantilism

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What was the primary reason that slavery became more widespread in the South than in the North?

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Geographic factors (soil conditions, weather, etc) contributed to the growth of the southern plantation system/farms.

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Which of the following regions would have featured the MOST diversity during the late 1600s and 1700s? Southern Colonies, New England Colonies, Mid-Atlantic Colonies, Western Colonies

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Mid-Atlantic Colonies

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One important way that the Great Awakening affected American society was that

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it led to individuals questioning traditional authority.

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Which of the following reasons BEST describe why Britain began taxing the colonists after the French & Indian War?
The British were angry because the colonists had not supported them in the war.
The colonists owed the British government money for being protected by British troops.
The British had a large war debt and they wanted the colonists to pay it back.
The colonists were being penalized for their subjugation of slaves.

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The British had a large war debt and they wanted the colonists to pay it back.

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As a result of the French & Indian War:

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Great Britain acquired all of the territory east of the Mississippi River.

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A pamphlet written by Thomas Paine that claimed the colonies had a right to be an independent nation.

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Common Sense

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The document formally adopted on July 4, 1776 that made the colonies break away from Great Britain is officially

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the Declaration of Independence

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What helped Benjamin Franklin convince the French that Americans could win the war? Options: The Battle of Trenton, The Battle of Yorktown, The Battle of Saratoga, The Boston Massacre

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The Battle of Saratoga

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Who was the Virginian chosen to command the American Continental Army during the Revolutionary War?

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George Washington