American Jezebel Quiz

What role did Anne Hutchinson play in American history?

• She was a military general in the American Revolution.

• She was a famous actress in early American theater.

• She was a religious leader and advocate for religious freedom.

• She was a pioneer in the field of modern medicine.

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How did Anne Hutchinson's trial impact the society of her time?

• It led to increased support for the monarchy

• It caused a decrease in religious diversity

• It sparked discussions about religious freedom and women's rights.

• It had no impact on society

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In what ways did Anne Hutchinson influence women's rights?

• Advocating for women to have limited rights and opportunities

• Encouraging women to stay at home and not participate in public discussions

• Supporting traditional gender roles and discouraging women from challenging societal norms

• Challenging traditional gender roles and advocating for women's participation in religious and political discussions

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What were the consequences of Anne Hutchinson's trial on the colonial society?

• The consequences included the strengthening of the minister's power

• The consequence was that it led to increased religious unity and harmony

• The consequences included the questioning of religious authority and the encouragement of religious freedom.

• The trial had no impact or consequences on colonial society

What was Anne Hutchinson's role in the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

• She was a minister

• She was the Governor

• She was a nurse

• She was a teacher

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Why was Anne Hutchinson considered controversial in her time?

• • She was accused of witchcraft

  
  

• • She challenged Puritan religious authorities

• • She advocated for women's right to vote

• • She supported British rule

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What was the outcome of Anne Hutchinson's trial in the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

• Anne was allowed to continue her teachings.

• Anne was banished from the colony.

• Anne was executed for her religious beliefs.

• Anne was elected as governor of the colony.

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Who was the governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony during Anne Hutchinson's time?

• George Washington
• John Smith

• Thomas Jefferson
• John Winthrop

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1. How did Anne Hutchinson meet her end?

• She was killed in an attack by Native Americans

• She drowned in a boating accident
• She died of natural causes at an old age
• She was executed for her religious beliefs

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What does John Winthrop think of Anne Hutchinson? What does he accuse her of?