(APWH) 4.6 Internal and External Challenges to State Power Quiz

What was the main cause of Metacom's War?

• English colonists' underhanded tactics w/ Native Americans

• French invasion of what is today Canada

• Dutch trade disputes with local indigenous peoples

• Spanish colonization and forces conversion to Catholicism

Who was Ana Nzinga?

• A Spanish conquistador

• A ruler of Ndongo

• A Mughal emperor

• A Russian noble

What was the Fronde?

• A rebellion in Russia

• A revolt in the Spanish Empire

• A civil disturbance in France

• A war in South Asia

What was the outcome of the Pugachev Rebellion?

• Foreign control of Russia by the Swedes and Poles

• Increased oppression of Russian serfs

• Freedom for Russian serfs

• Fragmentation of the Russian Empire back into various principalities

What was the Glorious Revolution?

• A bloodless revolt in England

• A war in the Caribbean

• A revolt in Russia

• A rebellion in South Asia

Who were the Maroons?

• Portuguese colonists who established new lives in Brazil

• Descendants of runaway African slaves in Jamaica and other parts of the Americas

• Native American tribes in New England who resisted European encroachment on their lands

• Russian serfs freed from being bound to their land

What was the first recorded slave revolt in what is now the United States?

• Gloucester County Rebellion

• Pueblo Revolt

• Metacom's War

• Maroon Wars

Who was Queen Nanny?

• A leader who united the Maroons in Jamaica

• A charismatic ruler of the Mughal Empire

• A Russian noblewoman in the court of Catherine the Great

• An early North American fiction writer

What was the main reason for the Pueblo Revolt?

• Conflict over trade routes

• Opposition to forced deportations

• Desire for independence by a revolutionary new state

• Resistance to forced religious conversions

What was the significance of the Cossacks in Russia?

• Polish mercenaries hired by the Russian nobility as their “muscle”

• They were members of powerful merchant clans that had a rich connection with the various Silk Road overland routes

• They were dock and ship workers at the new shipyards of St. Petersburg

• They were skilled riders and fighters that sometimes rebelled against the tsar and at other times assisted him