Chapter 2.2 Quiz

Who was most likely to build the best relationships with the Native Americans?

• Puritans

• Jamestown settlers

• Connecticut settlers

• Pilgrims

____________ describes the actions of the Puritan leaders in Massachusetts Bay.

• Irreligious

• Fair-minded

• Loving

• Intolerant

As the sixteenth century progressed in New England, the growing commerce:

• brought religious and economic values into conflict

• increased church attendance

• led to better relations between the English and Native Americans

• made the church elders the wealthiest people in society

At the heart of the English Civil War was:

• which family would rule the English throne

• wether England should be an ally of Spain

• a question of sovereignty in who would make decisions for the government

• whether Puritans should separate from the Church of England

The key to more economic equality in New England when compared to the Chesapeake colonies was that New England had more:

• cash crops

• timber

• landowners

• slaves

Having fled religious intolerance in England, the Puritans in Massachusetts:

• were tolerant of other Christian faiths and denominations

• were tolerant of Quakers and Catholics but intolerant of Jews and atheists

• were intolerant of persons who disagreed with their version of Christianity.

• frequently established their cities upon hills to protect against Indian attack.

In an effort to discourage colonists and prevent newcomers from joining Indian societies, Puritans suggested the "godly society"

• intermarry so that they could convert the Indians to the Protestant religion.

• avoid smoking peace pipes as the Indian tobacco had not been approved by the colony

• write captivity narratives describing the brutality of the Indians.

• refrain from eating the same foods as Indians.

The Half-Way Covenant applied to whom?

• African slaves

• grandchildren of the English Great Migration

• peninsulares

• women only

The Levellers

• wanted to preserve the House of Lords and the monarchy, but provide independent freedoms in the colonies.

• believed that one needed to prove church membership before achieving colonial citizenship.

• wanted to greatly expand the right to vote.

• felt freedom was not based social class.

Which of the following series of events is listed in proper sequence?

• Mayflower Compact; trial of Anne Hutchinson; Half-Way Covenant

• introduction of headright system in Virginia; enactment of religious toleration in Maryland; Magna Carta

• founding of Massachusetts Bay Colony; founding of Plymouth Colony; founding of Jamestown Colony

• English Civil War; Henry VIII's break with the Catholic Church; Walter Raleigh's Roanoke colony venture