APUS Chapter 3
APUS Chapter 3
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1. False (True/False) The most fervent Puritans believed that
the Church of England was corrupt because it did not
restrict its membership to "visible saints" who had
experienced conversion.
2. True (True/False) The Puritans all wanted to break away
from the Church of England and establish a new "pu-
rified" church.
3. False (True/False) The large, separatist Plymouth Colony
strongly influenced Puritan Massachusetts Bay.
4. True (True/False) Massachusetts Bay restricted the vote for
elections to the General Court to adult male members
of the Congregational Church.
5. True (True/False) Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson
were both banished for organizing political rebellions
against the Massachusetts Bay authorities.
6. True (True/False) Rhode Island was the most religiously and
politically tolerant of the New England colonies.
7. True (True/False) The Wampanoag people of New England
initially befriended the English colonists.
8. True (True/False) Edmund Andros's autocratic Dominion of
New England was overthrown in connection with the
Glorious Revolution in England.
9. False (True/False) King Philip's War enabled New England's
Indinas to recover their numbers and morale.
10. False
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APUS Chapter 3
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(True/False) New Yourk became the most democratic
and economically equal of the middle colonies.
11. False (True/False) Dutch New Netherlands was conquered
in 1664 by Sweden.
12. False (True/False) William Penn originally wanted his Penn-
sylvania colony to be settled exclusively by his fellow
Quakers.
13. False (True/False) later non-Quaker immigrants to Pennsyl-
vania welcomed the peaceful relations with the Indians
established by William Penn's policies.
14. True (True/False) The middle colonies' broad, fertile river
valleys enabled them to develop a richer agricultural
economy that that of New England.
15. True (True/False) The middle colonies were characterized
by tightly knit ethically homogenous communities that
shared a common sense of religious purpose.
16. religious commitment and devotion The principal motivation shaping the earliest settle-
ments in New England was...
17. larger and more prosperous eco- Compared with the Plymouth Colony, the Massachu-
nomically setts Bay Colony was...
18. only church members could vote for One reason that the Massachusetts Bay Colony was not
the governor and the General Court. a true democracy is that...
19. it enjoyed the most complete re- The most distinctive feature of the Rhode Island Colony
ligious freedom of all the English was that...
colonies
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APUS Chapter 3
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_8d3la
1. False (True/False) The most fervent Puritans believed that
the Church of England was corrupt because it did not
restrict its membership to "visible saints" who had
experienced conversion.
2. True (True/False) The Puritans all wanted to break away
from the Church of England and establish a new "pu-
rified" church.
3. False (True/False) The large, separatist Plymouth Colony
strongly influenced Puritan Massachusetts Bay.
4. True (True/False) Massachusetts Bay restricted the vote for
elections to the General Court to adult male members
of the Congregational Church.
5. True (True/False) Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson
were both banished for organizing political rebellions
against the Massachusetts Bay authorities.
6. True (True/False) Rhode Island was the most religiously and
politically tolerant of the New England colonies.
7. True (True/False) The Wampanoag people of New England
initially befriended the English colonists.
8. True (True/False) Edmund Andros's autocratic Dominion of
New England was overthrown in connection with the
Glorious Revolution in England.
9. False (True/False) King Philip's War enabled New England's
Indinas to recover their numbers and morale.
10. False
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APUS Chapter 3
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_8d3la
(True/False) New Yourk became the most democratic
and economically equal of the middle colonies.
11. False (True/False) Dutch New Netherlands was conquered
in 1664 by Sweden.
12. False (True/False) William Penn originally wanted his Penn-
sylvania colony to be settled exclusively by his fellow
Quakers.
13. False (True/False) later non-Quaker immigrants to Pennsyl-
vania welcomed the peaceful relations with the Indians
established by William Penn's policies.
14. True (True/False) The middle colonies' broad, fertile river
valleys enabled them to develop a richer agricultural
economy that that of New England.
15. True (True/False) The middle colonies were characterized
by tightly knit ethically homogenous communities that
shared a common sense of religious purpose.
16. religious commitment and devotion The principal motivation shaping the earliest settle-
ments in New England was...
17. larger and more prosperous eco- Compared with the Plymouth Colony, the Massachu-
nomically setts Bay Colony was...
18. only church members could vote for One reason that the Massachusetts Bay Colony was not
the governor and the General Court. a true democracy is that...
19. it enjoyed the most complete re- The most distinctive feature of the Rhode Island Colony
ligious freedom of all the English was that...
colonies
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