Unit 1 Test

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Colonial representative bodies such as the House of Burgesses developed as a result of the British policy known as

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Salutary Neglect

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Which early religious movement played a key role in developing democratic thought and individual freedom-- ideas which helped usher in the American Revolution?

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Great Awakening

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According to the map, enslaved people were MAINLY taken from Africa to the Americas in exchange for agricultural goods.

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taken from Africa to the Americas in exchange for agricultural goods.

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Which statement BEST characterizes the general attitude of English settlers toward Native Americans? Options: Settlers developed a mutual respect for Native American culture. Settlers engaged in seizing lands that traditionally belonged to Native Americans. Settlers openly embraced Native American traditions and committed to living peacefully with them. Settlers committed to avoiding conflicts due to the massive distance between them and Native Americans.

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Settlers engaged in seizing lands that traditionally belonged to Native Americans.

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Colonists who came to these colonies to make money by growing cash crops were MOST LIKELY to settle in which region?

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Region 4

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Which of these would be a colony found in region 4? New York, Massachussets, Pennsylvania, Virginia

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Virginia

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Which number represents a colonial region whose economy was LEAST LIKELY reliant on agriculture?

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2

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All of these terms are associated with what colonial North American region?
· Quakers
· Catholics
· religious tolerance
· flexible social structure

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Mid-Atlantic

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Which preacher from Massachusetts is known for being a leader during the First Great Awakening?

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Jonathan Edwards

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What movement, in the 1730s and 1740s, resulted in a revival of religious beliefs among churchgoers and contributed to two later movements in which religion heavily influenced American society?

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The Great Awakening