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history exam I
Question | Answer |
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in 1622, the native america tribes of VA... | attacked the English settlements |
in 1624, VA became.. | a royal colony |
the colony of NJ's main liability was.. | lack of a good harbor |
The most important institution of local govt in colonial VA was the... | county court |
To resolve the problem of the vast expenses New World settlement req'd, English merchant-capitalists introduced the concept of... | joint-stock company |
Which colony were religous reasons least important in explaining its founding? | VA |
King Charles I disbanded Parliament in 1629 bc he couldnt deal with intense critisism from which religous grp? | Puritans |
A feudal land system was associated with which colony? | MD |
Large numbers of the 1st English settlers in the carolinas came from... | barbados |
unlike their southern counterparts, the first enlishmen who established colonies in New england were... | religous refugees |
Lord Baltimore's settlement in MD... | never succeeded in becoming a feudal society |
William Penn guaranteed the commercial success of Philadelphia by purchasing... | Delaware |
In massachusetts bay, "freeman status" was granted to adult men who... | were church members |
puritan dissenter roger williams established the colony of | Rhode Island |
The individual largely responsible for MD's settlement was | Sir George Calvert |
Jamestown's prosperity was ensured by.. | tobacco cultivation |
What were the factors that stimulated english migration to the new world? | desire for land ownershiprapid population growththe fear of falling into povertyreligous disagreements in England |
17th century quakers were know for their... | belief in personal humility and pacifism |
The 1st capital of colonial MD was... | St. Mary's city |
What state was called the city on a hill? | Mass |
the attitude of king james I toward tobacco... | showed that he valued revenue more than good health |
The english takeover of New Netherland.. | had little immediate effect on the colony |
John Smith associates with which colony? | VA |
Roger williams associates with which colony? | RI |
Sir George Carteret; colony? | NJ |
John Winthrop ; colony? | Mass |
the central figure of the glorious revolution in NY was... | Jacob Leisler |
The Glorious Revolution was influenced by... | pent-up antipropriety and anti-catholic sentiment |
the armed conflict which pitted native americans against New Englanders in 1675 was led by... | Metacomet(King Philip) |
the half-way covenant of 17th century New England did what? | lessened the requirements for baptism as congregationalist |
18th century population of the lowlands of SC was what percent black? | 60% |
by 1700, the population of New england had reached.. | 120,000 |
After Bacon died of fever, the rebellion... | collapsed |
The most important reason for the difference between the New England and Chesapeake colonies was based on... | the much higher mortality rate of the chesapeake colonies |
The navigation acts established the principle that... | -only english or colonial merchants would engage in colonial trade-colonial goods sold in england had to be sent in english vessels-certain amer. products could be sold only in England |
the sources of the witchcraft hysteria in salem.. | are a subject of debate among historians |
from 1686-1689, the royal govnr of the dominion of new england was who? | edmund andros |
factors which retarded population growth in 17th century VA and MD were... | -short life expectancies -many young women had to delay marriage til terms of service were complete-gender ratio was unbalanced-high infant mortality |
end of the 17th century, VA could be best described as... | a plantation society, dominated by slaveholding aristocracy |
the most serious slave rebellion of the colonial period was... | the Stono Uprising |
from 1696 on, who monitored colonial affairs closely? | Board of Trade |
Sumptuary laws did what? | prohibited anyone not wealthy from wearing fine clothes |
the 1st institution of higher learning founded in Englands mainland colonies was... | Harvard |
people from which colonial region tended to be the flagrant violators of the navigation act? | New England |
British authorities based their colonial commercial polivies on the theory of... | mercantilism |
In New England, women... | outnumbered men in church by 2:1 |
the society created by puritans in new england... | copied the social order they had left behind in England |
by the late 1600s, the gap between rich and poor in white chesapeake society... | steadily widened |
Of all rebellions in the 17th century, which was successful? | Coode's rebellion |
Disfranchisement of landless freemen by the VA house of burgesses in 1670, was a major cause of which rebellion? | Bacon's rebellion |
the Staple Act of 1663 state that... | nothing could be imported to America unless 1st shipped through England |
The leader of the anti-catholic, antiproprietary rebellion in MD in 1689 was... | John Coode |
Gullah, a creole language, was spoken by the sea islands of SC and GA until... | the end of the 19th century |