US History Review Game

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US History Review Game
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• CACOYANUDO

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• Which of the following were reasons for English
  colonization?
• A) religious tensions
• B) population increases
• C) enclosure system
• D) strict criminal code
• B C
• F) all of the above

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• ___________________ was one of the leaders of the
  1st Great Awakening that wrote about Sinners in
  the Hands of an Angry God.
• Charles Grandison Finney
• B) Jonathan Edwards
• C) John Humphreys
• D) John Smith

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• Through a combination of daring, brutality, and
  greed, the conquistadors
• A) made possible the creation of a Spanish empire
  in America.
• B) brought capitalism to Mexico.
• C) founded St. Augustine.
• D) introduced African slavery into America.

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• The first and perhaps most profound result of the
  meeting of native and European cultures were the
  
• exchange of plants and animals.
• B) importation of European diseases.
• C) native adoption of European ways of waging
  war.
• D) intermarriage of Europeans and natives.

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• According to the theory of mercantilism, a nation
  could be made strong by
• exporting more than it imported.
• B) building up a large standing army.
• C) defeating its neighbors in war.
• D) importing more than it exported.

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• The first successful English settlement was
• Roanoke
• Jamestown
• C) Plymouth
• D) St. Augustine

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• One of the biggest problems during the first
  years of the Jamestown settlements was
• the unwillingness of colonists to grow food.
• B) fights over the colony's few white women.
• C) attacks by Indian neighbors.
• D) battles between slave-owners and
  non-slave-owners.

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• Captain John Smith helped Jamestown survive when
  he
• A) divided the duties and privileges of
  leadership among several members of a council.
• B) imposed work and order on the colonyno work,
  no food.
• C) ended raids perpetrated on neighboring Indian
  villages to steal food and kidnap natives.
• D) divided the colony's profits among the
  stockholders.

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• Which of the following were considered the
  southern colonies?
• GA, SC, NC, TN FL
• B) MD, RI, VA
• MA, MD, SC, NC VA
• D) VA, MD, NC, SC, GA

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• The ________________ was the hardest segment of
  the voyage for African Americans from the West
  Coast of Africa to the American colonies.
• Middle Passage
• B) Tight Package
• C) Loose Passage
• D) Navigation Acts

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• What was the response of the Stamp Act and the
  Townshend Duties?
• non-compliance and boycotts of British goods
• b. smuggling from Italian merchants
• noisy protests at first, then quiet surrender
  
• d. the Declaration of Independence by the Stamp
  Act Congress

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• The Coercive Acts or "Intolerable Acts"
• a. isolated Massachusetts from the other
  colonies.
• b. made Massachusetts a martyr in the eyes of
  other colonies.
• c. created no concern among any group other
  than merchants.
• d. increased the power of colonial assemblies.

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• Thomas Paines __________________ pamphlet
  encouraged the colonists to break free from
  British rule when it stated why is a continent
  being ruled by an island?
• Common Sense
• b. Federalist Papers
• Circular Letter
• d. Albany Plan

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• Why was the slavery issue omitted from the final
  draft of the Declaration of Independence?
• a. Thomas Jefferson and the others on the
  committee did not want to free their slaves
• b. The members of the committee were afraid of
  making the southern states angry and forcing them
  to remain loyal to Great Britain
• c. It was implied that the slaves were free in
  the phrase all men are created equal.
• d. The abolishment of slavery was never even an
  issue discussed in the committee

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• Colonists argued that the Stamp Act was not
  proper because
• it affected only a few people, so the burden was
  not shared.
• b. the money raised would not be spent in the
  colonies.
• the tax was too high.
• d. colonies could be internally taxed only by
  their elected assemblies.

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• The Boston Massacre
• a. was probably the result of panic and
  confusion by British soldiers.
• b. reversed the calming trend that had occurred
  after the repeal of the Townshend Acts.
• c. made John Adams a leader of the resistance.
• d. killed over thirty members of the resistance.

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• After Pontiacs Rebellion, Sir Jeffrey Amherst
  established the ______________________ that kept
  British settlers from entering into Indian
  Territory of the Ohio River Valley.
• a. Declaratory Line
  b.
  Proclamation Line
• c. Tributary Line
  d.
  Mason-Dixon Line

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