US History Quiz 2.docx

Question 1 (10 points) Saved Listen What does the American Yawp describe as the most common way for colonists to acquire enslaved Native Americans? Question 1 options: They would be sold into slavery by unfriendly neighboring Native American tribes. They would be sold into slavery by members of their own communities. Slave raids. Native Americans taken as prisoners of war. Question 2 (10 points) Saved Listen What was the outcome of King Philip's War? Question 2 options: Thousands of Native Americans were killed. The bloody toll of the war grew colonial hatred of native groups. All answers are correct Thousands of Native Americans fled the region or were sold into slavery. Question 3 (10 points) Saved Listen The English colony of _____ served as a model for the North and South Carolina colonies. Question 3 options: a) Virginia b) New Jersey c) Barbados d) Maryland

Question 4 (10 points) Saved Listen In what ways was King Philip's War a watershed event in the history of New England? Question 4 options: a) Metacom's uprising was the most successful war against the English that Indians had launched in the history of the region. b) The indigenous population of New England dropped from 25 percent in 1670 to 10 percent in 1680. c) Both a & b. d) Just b Question 5 (10 points) Saved Listen In what ways did the 1715-17 Yamasee War mark a turning point in the history of colonial South Carolina? Question 5 options: a) The Yamasee's defeat and co-optation into the South Carolinian colony encouraged a growing deerskin trade through the 1730s. b) The devastation caused by the war demonstrated the limits and dangers of a reliance on trade in furs and enslaved Native Americans. It encouraged an economic shift towards coastal rice plantations and enslaved West African labor. c) The war encouraged South Carolina elites to push Parliament to create the Georgia colony. d) Both a & c. Question 6 (10 points) Saved

Listen Which of the following occurred in as a result of the English monarch's desire to exert more control over English colonies in North America?Social and political turmoil in seventeenth century England led to a major shift in colonial policy toward the North American colonies best seen in the: Question 6 options: a) The passage of the Navigation Acts. b) The execution of Charles I. c) Glorious Revolution of 1688. d) The establishment of the English Bill of Rights. Question 7 (10 points) Saved Listen England's model for colonialism in North America was different than either the Spanish or the French. It was based on the long-standing experience of the colonization of: Question 7 options: a) Wales b) Scotland c) Ireland d) New Zealand Question 8 (10 points) Saved Listen

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