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11.1 USHG - Colonial Foundations
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What was the main reason Britain practiced salutary neglect?
To allow colonies to prosper while Britain dealt with Europe
To expand slavery in the North
To strengthen the Catholic Church
To punish rebellious colonists
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Puritans created strict religious rules in which colony?
New Jersey
Massachusetts Bay
Pennsylvania
Georgia
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Rhode Island was established to promote
Trade with indigenous peoples
Plantation-based farming
Military alliances with Spain
Religious freedom and separation of church and state
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Most colonial governments featured
A governor appointed by the king and an elected assembly
Elected monarchs and royal councils
Tribal chiefs and European ministers
Direct voting on every law
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The region with the greatest reliance on enslaved African labor was
Western frontier
Southern colonies
New England colonies
Northern port cities
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The Great Awakening influenced the colonies by
Promoting trade with France for the Colonies
Ending slavery in the Southern Colonies
Expanding Catholic influence into New England
Encouraging religious enthusiasm and questioning authority
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During salutary neglect, colonists
Declared independence
Governed themselves with little British interference
Lost all freedoms
Elected kings
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Why is this colonial era considered foundational to later U.S. development?
It marked the end of British control
It introduced the federal system
It prevented all future foreign wars
It established long-lasting patterns for the US
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How did the Magna Carta influence American colonists?
It promoted ideas of limited government and legal rights
It guaranteed economic success
It removed royal governors
It established tax laws in colonies
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The main goal of the Navigation Acts was to
Make colonists form a new government
Control colonial trade to benefit Britain
Increase exports to France
Reduce taxes on imported goods
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The Mayflower Compact is an example of
An agreement for self-governance among settlers
A colonial constitution
A British military treaty
A document banning dissenters
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What did the Quakers of Pennsylvania believe in?
Separation from all non-Christians
Slavery and social hierarchy
Military conquest of land
Equality, religious tolerance, and pacifism
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The Dutch in New Netherland were known for
Military conquest of English colonies
Strict religious laws
Farming-based settlements
Tolerance and economic-focused colonization
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The Southern Colonies developed economies based on
Large-scale agriculture and plantation systems
Shipbuilding and fishing
Exporting iron and steel goods
Trading fur and pelts
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The Middle Passage was
A canal built to cross Africa
A route to the American frontier
The brutal ocean journey endured by enslaved Africans
A plan to reform European trade
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Which colony was founded partly as a refuge for Catholics?
New York
South Carolina
Delaware
Maryland
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What was a major consequence of European colonization for Native American populations?
Massive population loss due to disease and warfare
Universal adoption of European culture
Equal trade partnerships with settlers
Expansion of tribal lands and influence
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New England town meetings were important because they
Allowed citizens to participate in local government
Introduced plantation democracy
Expanded British rule in the colonies
Banned dissenting opinions
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John Locke’s ideas supported
Natural rights and the consent of the governed
Protection of monarchs
Military control of politics
A hereditary class system
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What British political idea helped shape colonial governments?
Representative assemblies and individual rights
Centralized church rule
Military control of civilians
Absolute monarchy
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Mercantilism is the idea that
Manufacturing should be banned in colonies
Governments should not interfere in trade
Colonies exist to benefit the their mother country
All nations trade freely with each other
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What caused planters to shift from indentured servants to enslaved labor?
Fear of rebellion after events like Bacon’s Rebellion
Decrease in demand for tobacco
Religious pressure from Puritans
Encouragement from the British king
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What was the purpose of the Maryland Toleration Act?
To allow colonists to choose governors
To prohibit slavery in Maryland
To grant religious freedom to Christians
To establish a national religion
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Triangular Trade involved the exchange of
Textiles, guns, and horses
Land, workers, and elections
Enslaved Africans, raw materials, and finished goods
Gold, silver, and food
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French colonial efforts in North America focused mostly on
Fur trading and alliances with native tribes
Cotton plantations and cash crops
Importing enslaved labor from Africa
Establishing large cities along rivers
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Why did early settlers in Jamestown struggle to survive?
Poor planning and lack of food production
Conflict with Spanish soldiers
Lack of land ownership laws
Harsh winters and few rivers
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The Middle Colonies were especially known for their
Ties to the French crown
Reliance on strict church laws
Cotton exports and slave codes
Diversity in religion and economy
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Slavery developed into a racial institution partly due to
Decreased need for labor
Laws that defined enslaved status by race
Religious reform movements
Intermarriage among settlers
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The Virginia House of Burgesses is significant as
The colony’s first public school system
The first elected legislative body in America
A trading alliance with natives
A religious court for Puritans
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Indentured servants were brought to Virginia primarily to
Provide needed labor for cash crop farms
Build colonial roads and towns
Trade with Native Americans
Assist in government administration
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Regional economic differences among the colonies were mostly due to
Geographic location and natural resources
Native population density
Differences in religious beliefs
Colonial loyalty to Britain
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Spanish colonization in the Americas was characterized by
Minimal interaction with local populations
Mission systems and forced native labor
Government-funded schools for natives
Peaceful trading relationships
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