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1. Which statement best describes
In all tribes, women cared for
the role of women in pre-Columbian
the children and prepared
North American tribes?
meals.
2. Cahokia was a large trading center
located near what present-day
St. Louis
city?
3. The origins of the majority of human
existence in North America began with migrations across an
ancient land bridge over the
4. Scholars estimate that human mi- Bering Strait
gration into the Americas over the
Bering Strait occurred 11,000 years ago
approximately
5. Native American religions were
closely linked to the natural world
6. The first truly complex society in
the Americas was that of the Olmecs
7. At the time of the beginning of the
slave trade, most Africans had well-developed economies
and political systems
8. Christopher Columbus thought the world was much
smaller
than it is in reality
9. Originally, the Georgia colony both free Africans and slaves
exclud- ed
10. King Charles I's treatment of extremely hostile
Puritans could be characterized as
11. The Virginia Company had its charter revoked by
James I
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12. In 1637, hostilities broke out Pequots
between English settlers in the
Connecticut Valley and which local
Native Ameri- can tribe?
13.
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Regarding colonial life life expectancy in New
expectancy during the England was exceptionally
seventeenth century, high
14. The term middle passage refers to the from Africa to the New World
movement of enslaved Africans
15. In the seventeenth century, the great indentured servants
majority of English immigrants who
came to the Chesapeake region
were
Scotch-Irish
16. The largest contingent of
immigrants during the colonial
period were the
17. Jeremiads were sermons
18. A common form of resistance of en- running away
slaved Africans to their condition
was
Slave religion was a blend of
19. Which statement regarding the lives Chris- tianity and African folk
of slaves in colonial North America tradition.
is true?
20. George Whitefield is associated Great Awakening
with the
21. In colonial New England Puritan were expected to devote them-
com- munities, women selves to serving the needs of
their husbands and households
22. Class divisions in colonial North more real and visible than in
American cities were rural places
23. The Stono Rebellion saw slaves in South
Carolina at- tempt to
escape from the colony
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Administrator
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, Straighterline US History 101 American History Fall Final Exam
Prep Questions with Verified Solutions
1. Which statement best describes
In all tribes, women cared for
the role of women in pre-Columbian
the children and prepared
North American tribes?
meals.
2. Cahokia was a large trading center
located near what present-day
St. Louis
city?
3. The origins of the majority of human
existence in North America began with migrations across an
ancient land bridge over the
4. Scholars estimate that human mi- Bering Strait
gration into the Americas over the
Bering Strait occurred 11,000 years ago
approximately
5. Native American religions were
closely linked to the natural world
6. The first truly complex society in
the Americas was that of the Olmecs
7. At the time of the beginning of the
slave trade, most Africans had well-developed economies
and political systems
8. Christopher Columbus thought the world was much
smaller
than it is in reality
9. Originally, the Georgia colony both free Africans and slaves
exclud- ed
10. King Charles I's treatment of extremely hostile
Puritans could be characterized as
11. The Virginia Company had its charter revoked by
James I
, Straighterline US History 101 American History Fall Final Exam
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12. In 1637, hostilities broke out Pequots
between English settlers in the
Connecticut Valley and which local
Native Ameri- can tribe?
13.
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Regarding colonial life life expectancy in New
expectancy during the England was exceptionally
seventeenth century, high
14. The term middle passage refers to the from Africa to the New World
movement of enslaved Africans
15. In the seventeenth century, the great indentured servants
majority of English immigrants who
came to the Chesapeake region
were
Scotch-Irish
16. The largest contingent of
immigrants during the colonial
period were the
17. Jeremiads were sermons
18. A common form of resistance of en- running away
slaved Africans to their condition
was
Slave religion was a blend of
19. Which statement regarding the lives Chris- tianity and African folk
of slaves in colonial North America tradition.
is true?
20. George Whitefield is associated Great Awakening
with the
21. In colonial New England Puritan were expected to devote them-
com- munities, women selves to serving the needs of
their husbands and households
22. Class divisions in colonial North more real and visible than in
American cities were rural places
23. The Stono Rebellion saw slaves in South
Carolina at- tempt to
escape from the colony
