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1.The Great Awakening developed in reaction to the:
a. attempt of British officials to regulate colonial churches
b. increasing education and sophistication of backwoods settlers
c. increasing role of emotionalism in religion
d. tendency of the Enlightenment to place great emphasis on formal religion
e. Deism and skepticism associated with the Enlightenment
2.For Britain, the wars with France in the early eighteenth century, such as the French & Indian War (aka Seven Years’ War in Europe) created a huge national debt and a standing army. a. True b. False
3.The British reacted to the Boston Tea Party by passing the
a. Prohibitory Act. b. Intolerable Acts. c. Tea Act. d. Townshend Acts. e. Sugar Act.
4.The Loyalists
a. suffered from a loss of rights and property.
b. left America for England and rarely anywhere else.
c. were completely alienated from America.
d. wanted protection from Britain but refused to fight for the crown.
5.The experience of the Continental Army at Valley Forge
a. Revealed the patriotism of the local farmers who provided supplies at reduced rates.
b. Showed the willingness of the Continental Congress to spend for the troops as necessary.
c. Gave the men strength through common bond and national sentiment.
d. Gave the foreign trainers time to work with the undisciplined troops
e. C and D
6.The role of the French in the American Revolution did NOT include what below?
a. Loans to buy supplies, pay troops and keep the war going
b. The actions of her navy to engage the British navy in the Caribbean
c. Supplying brilliant military minds to help train our own sadly lacking forces
d. Breaking a treaty with us later.
7.What below can NOT be considered a realistic view of the American Revolution?
a. It began as an argument over the traditional rights of Englishmen.
b. The complaints of the colonists were baffling and infuriating to Parliament.
c. It was a bottom-up, grass-roots revolution, formulated and fought over the rights of the common man
d. For the first two years it was almost more of a civil war than an international one.
8.The Protestant Reformation in England:
a. began more for political reasons than because of disagreement about religious doctrine
b. was almost undone when Elizabeth tried to reimpose Catholicism
c. was led by John Calvin
d. occurred prior to the Reformation in Germany
e. led to the overthrow of Henry VIII
9.The encomienda system:
a. kept the Portuguese out of Mexico
b. allowed privileged Spanish landowners to control Indian villages
c. benefited the Native American populations of Spanish America
d. allowed Mayan and Incan leaders to become very wealthy through the labor of their people
e. was replicated by the English in their later New World colonies
