HIST
HIST 2010Early
2010 Early US
US History
History - FINAL EXAM
- Final REVIEW
Exam Review
E1. How long have Native Americans been here? over 20,000 years
E1. Which was the largest city in the world 400-500 A.D? Teotihuacan
E1. Who were the most advanced Native American Maya
mathematicians?
E1. Which is the oldest ceremonial mounds and farmed Poverty Point
with a hoe?
E1. Which Native American ceremonial center dominated Chaco Canyon
30,000 sq. miles of the Southwest and is where each great
house marks a specific astronomical event?
E1. What are yeoman? A small independent landowner in England and English America
E1. Which leader in the Protestant Reformation first Martin Luther
translated the Bible into the language of the common
people?
E1. In which culture, did kin groups have inalienable rights African
to the land of their ancestors? it was bound to them and
could not be bought or sold.
E1. Which nation began the Age of Exploration by Portugal
exploring a route around Africa?
E1. All are true of the encomienda system except: C.
(a) A conquistador was awarded a grant of land for his
service.
(b) Native Americans living on the grant were required to
work for the holder.
(c) The Crown placed no requirements on the
encomiendero.
(d) Native Americans were required to convert to Roman
Catholicism.
(e) Native Americans gained new foods, livestock, and
protection from enemies.
E1. What enabled Herman Cortez to conquer the Aztec A smallpox epidemic and rebellious native allies
Empire?
E1. What was the first permanent European settlement in St. Augustine
what is now the United States?
E1. Which people were severely punished for refusing to Acoma
submit to Spanish authority?
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HIST 2010Early
2010 Early US
US History
History - FINAL EXAM
- Final REVIEW
Exam Review
E1. Who was the "father" of New France, author of its Champlain
Native alliance system and the national strategy for holding
the continent?
E1. What is the "middle ground?" New blended culture created within the home of a courier des bois
New blended culture created within composite villages of survivors in Midwest
E1. Who destroyed the Natchez, the last vestige of the French
Mississippian culture, in order to obtain their rich bottom
land for European colonists?
E1. Which colony was home to the first representative Virginia
assembly in the New World?
E1. All are true of indentured servants except: (d) They were young, single males in their teens and twenties.
(a) They worked for 4-7 years for person paying their
passage to English America. There were also women
(b) They were young, single males in their teens and
twenties.
(c) Their contract provided for their housing, clothing, food,
and discipline.
(d) Many did not survive the "seasoning period" to
complete their indentures.
E1. What shaped life in the Chesapeake region of Virginia The death rate
and Maryland the most?
E1. What did Puritans want to reform in England? The Church of England, the national government, England's foreign affairs, and
English society
E1. Which "troublemaker" posed the greatest threat to Anne Hutchinson
Massachusetts Bay?
E1. What were colonial products that could only be sold to Tobacco, sugar, rice, and indigo
England under the Navigation Acts?
Barley is not one of them.
E1. Why was Pennsylvania the most popular colony in 1. Penn's Native relations created seventy years of peace'
English America? 2. It provided genuine religious toleration.
3. Its rich, cheap soil made it the "breadbasket" of English America.
4. Penn abolished the Council; all bills went from the Assembly to the Governor.
E1. All are true of vice admiralty courts except: (B) The accused was presumed innocent until proven guilty.
(A)They were designed to resolve disputes swiftly at sea. (D) The verdict of the accused was determined by a jury of merchants.
(B) The accused was presumed innocent until proven
guilty.
(C) The British judge allowed no cross-examination of
witnesses.
(D) The verdict of the accused was determined by a jury of
merchants.
E1. In which Native American conflict were 52 of 90 New King Philip's War
England towns attacked simultaneously?
E1. What was Bacon's Rebellion really about? It was an East-West conflict between gentry and frontier settlers
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HIST 2010Early
2010 Early US
US History
History - FINAL EXAM
- Final REVIEW
Exam Review
E1. What is not true about the Salem Witch Hysteria? Persons accused were convicted based on hard physical evidence
E1. What is the significance of the Glorious Revolution? William and Mary would sign all bills passed by Parliament
E1. All are part of French Louisiana's legacy to the United (e) restrictions on women's opportunities
States except:
(a) sugar and rice plantations
(b) great port city of New Orleans'
(c) lumber and furniture industries
(d) large free African American populati
(e) restrictions on women's opportunities
E1. Which was the most important cause of the Pueblo Destruction of sacred objects and prohibiting Native religious rituals
Revolt of 1680?
E1. Which was Spain's main method of holding her North Missions
American lands?
E1. What is true about English American colonists' More Anglo-American men could vote here than in Great Britain or Ireland
participation in their government?
E1. Where was the best place for an African slave to work A colonial city
in colonial America?
E1. All are true of the Enlightenment and the First Great (b) American colleges taught more religion and less about academic subjects.
Awakening except:
(a) Enlightened philosophers like John Locke influenced
our Founding Fathers.
(b) American colleges taught more religion and less about
academic subjects.
(c) Religious revivals led people to think independently for
the first time.
(d) American colonists began to question authority for the
first time.
(e) Jonathan Edwards became the greatest American
theologian.
E1. Where was it decided American colonists would speak Quebec
English and not French
E2. All of Great Britain's efforts to reform her empire (b) Navigation Acts
convinced Americans that their rights were being violated
except:
(a) Proclamation of 1763
(b) Navigation Acts
(c) Sugar Act
(d) Currency Act
(e) Stamp Act
E2. What weapon did American colonists believe had the Boycott
greatest impact on Parliament, bringing repeal of offensive
taxes?
Who was the greatest American propagandist before the Sam Adams
Revolutionary War and author of the "Boston Massacre?"
Stuvia
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HIST 2010Early
2010 Early US
US History
History - FINAL EXAM
- Final REVIEW
Exam Review
E1. How long have Native Americans been here? over 20,000 years
E1. Which was the largest city in the world 400-500 A.D? Teotihuacan
E1. Who were the most advanced Native American Maya
mathematicians?
E1. Which is the oldest ceremonial mounds and farmed Poverty Point
with a hoe?
E1. Which Native American ceremonial center dominated Chaco Canyon
30,000 sq. miles of the Southwest and is where each great
house marks a specific astronomical event?
E1. What are yeoman? A small independent landowner in England and English America
E1. Which leader in the Protestant Reformation first Martin Luther
translated the Bible into the language of the common
people?
E1. In which culture, did kin groups have inalienable rights African
to the land of their ancestors? it was bound to them and
could not be bought or sold.
E1. Which nation began the Age of Exploration by Portugal
exploring a route around Africa?
E1. All are true of the encomienda system except: C.
(a) A conquistador was awarded a grant of land for his
service.
(b) Native Americans living on the grant were required to
work for the holder.
(c) The Crown placed no requirements on the
encomiendero.
(d) Native Americans were required to convert to Roman
Catholicism.
(e) Native Americans gained new foods, livestock, and
protection from enemies.
E1. What enabled Herman Cortez to conquer the Aztec A smallpox epidemic and rebellious native allies
Empire?
E1. What was the first permanent European settlement in St. Augustine
what is now the United States?
E1. Which people were severely punished for refusing to Acoma
submit to Spanish authority?
Stuvia
Stuvia Study 2026-2027
Pack | 2026-2027
, HIST
HIST 2010Early
2010 Early US
US History
History - FINAL EXAM
- Final REVIEW
Exam Review
E1. Who was the "father" of New France, author of its Champlain
Native alliance system and the national strategy for holding
the continent?
E1. What is the "middle ground?" New blended culture created within the home of a courier des bois
New blended culture created within composite villages of survivors in Midwest
E1. Who destroyed the Natchez, the last vestige of the French
Mississippian culture, in order to obtain their rich bottom
land for European colonists?
E1. Which colony was home to the first representative Virginia
assembly in the New World?
E1. All are true of indentured servants except: (d) They were young, single males in their teens and twenties.
(a) They worked for 4-7 years for person paying their
passage to English America. There were also women
(b) They were young, single males in their teens and
twenties.
(c) Their contract provided for their housing, clothing, food,
and discipline.
(d) Many did not survive the "seasoning period" to
complete their indentures.
E1. What shaped life in the Chesapeake region of Virginia The death rate
and Maryland the most?
E1. What did Puritans want to reform in England? The Church of England, the national government, England's foreign affairs, and
English society
E1. Which "troublemaker" posed the greatest threat to Anne Hutchinson
Massachusetts Bay?
E1. What were colonial products that could only be sold to Tobacco, sugar, rice, and indigo
England under the Navigation Acts?
Barley is not one of them.
E1. Why was Pennsylvania the most popular colony in 1. Penn's Native relations created seventy years of peace'
English America? 2. It provided genuine religious toleration.
3. Its rich, cheap soil made it the "breadbasket" of English America.
4. Penn abolished the Council; all bills went from the Assembly to the Governor.
E1. All are true of vice admiralty courts except: (B) The accused was presumed innocent until proven guilty.
(A)They were designed to resolve disputes swiftly at sea. (D) The verdict of the accused was determined by a jury of merchants.
(B) The accused was presumed innocent until proven
guilty.
(C) The British judge allowed no cross-examination of
witnesses.
(D) The verdict of the accused was determined by a jury of
merchants.
E1. In which Native American conflict were 52 of 90 New King Philip's War
England towns attacked simultaneously?
E1. What was Bacon's Rebellion really about? It was an East-West conflict between gentry and frontier settlers
Stuvia
Stuvia Study 2026-2027
Pack | 2026-2027
, HIST
HIST 2010Early
2010 Early US
US History
History - FINAL EXAM
- Final REVIEW
Exam Review
E1. What is not true about the Salem Witch Hysteria? Persons accused were convicted based on hard physical evidence
E1. What is the significance of the Glorious Revolution? William and Mary would sign all bills passed by Parliament
E1. All are part of French Louisiana's legacy to the United (e) restrictions on women's opportunities
States except:
(a) sugar and rice plantations
(b) great port city of New Orleans'
(c) lumber and furniture industries
(d) large free African American populati
(e) restrictions on women's opportunities
E1. Which was the most important cause of the Pueblo Destruction of sacred objects and prohibiting Native religious rituals
Revolt of 1680?
E1. Which was Spain's main method of holding her North Missions
American lands?
E1. What is true about English American colonists' More Anglo-American men could vote here than in Great Britain or Ireland
participation in their government?
E1. Where was the best place for an African slave to work A colonial city
in colonial America?
E1. All are true of the Enlightenment and the First Great (b) American colleges taught more religion and less about academic subjects.
Awakening except:
(a) Enlightened philosophers like John Locke influenced
our Founding Fathers.
(b) American colleges taught more religion and less about
academic subjects.
(c) Religious revivals led people to think independently for
the first time.
(d) American colonists began to question authority for the
first time.
(e) Jonathan Edwards became the greatest American
theologian.
E1. Where was it decided American colonists would speak Quebec
English and not French
E2. All of Great Britain's efforts to reform her empire (b) Navigation Acts
convinced Americans that their rights were being violated
except:
(a) Proclamation of 1763
(b) Navigation Acts
(c) Sugar Act
(d) Currency Act
(e) Stamp Act
E2. What weapon did American colonists believe had the Boycott
greatest impact on Parliament, bringing repeal of offensive
taxes?
Who was the greatest American propagandist before the Sam Adams
Revolutionary War and author of the "Boston Massacre?"
Stuvia
Stuvia Study 2026-2027
Pack | 2026-2027
