U.S. History Midterm Assessment: Packets 1-4

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What was a primary cause of Bacon's Rebellion?

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To protest against Governor Berkeley's administration

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What was a significant outcome of Bacon's Rebellion?

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Increased importation of slaves

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_______________ led the militia during Bacon's Rebellion.

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Nathaniel Bacon

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What was a primary cause of tension leading to Bacon's Rebellion? Options: Economic inequality, Conflicts over land expansion against Indigenous tribes., Religious differences, Disagreements over trade policies

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Conflicts over land expansion against Indigenous tribes.

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During Bacon's Rebellion, which Native American tribes were targeted by the colonists? Options: Shawnee and Susquehannock, Doeg and Susquehannock, Huron and Algonquin, Doeg and Cheyenne

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Doeg and Susquehannock

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Which issue was a major catalyst for Bacon's Rebellion? Options: Economic hardship, Conflicts over territory with Native Americans, Religious differences, Taxation without representation

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Conflicts over territory with Native Americans

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What was a significant outcome of Bacon's Rebellion in terms of its impact on the relationship between the British and their American colonies? Options: It resulted in the colonies gaining more autonomy, It led to the implementation of more restrictive policies, It exposed the growing dissatisfaction among colonists, It strengthened economic ties between Britain and the colonies

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It exposed the growing dissatisfaction among colonists

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The House of Burgesses was established in what is now known as Massachusetts.

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False

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What was one significant consequence of Bacon's Rebellion on the labor system in Virginia?

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The rebellion resulted in a shift towards increased reliance on enslaved African labor in Virginia.

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What description matches the term "pilgrim"?

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A person who journeys to a sacred place for spiritual reasons