Chapter 4 Test (3.2.21)

In the New England Colonies, people that owned _________ were of the highest social class.

• Slaves

• Horses

• Land

• Wood

The Navigation Acts were a series of laws enacted by England that required...

• All English colonists to learn how to sail.

• All goods being shipped to the colonies to be inspected in England first.

• All ships in New England to be used for exploration.

• All New England Whalers to serve int he English Navy.

Charles Town was controlled by_______.

• Shippers in England and New England because it was a large port city.

• Africans that had escaped slavery.

• Plantation owners that would visit in the winters.

• A small group of local shippers and pirates

The main ideas of the Great Awakening and Enlightenment were similar because....

• They wanted people to recommit to religion.

• They encouraged people to wake up at sunrise each day.

• They were about increasing profits for their colonies.

• They encouraged people to think for themselves

John Locke was an Enlightenment philosopher that believed...

• All humans are born free and equal with natural rights

• Kings and Queen have absolute authority over the people they rule.

• Colonists should readopt the Protestant religion and attend church regularly.

• The colonists should break away from Britatin.

What was Pontiac's Rebellion?

• 50 enslaved Africans revolted against their plantation owners and fled to Florida

• Colonists rioted in the streets because of British presence during the French and Indian War.

• Native Americans continued to fight against oppressive British policies and destroyed 13 trading outposts.

• General Pontiac of the French army surrendered to the British.

Select each answer the was a factor that led to Pontiac's Rebellion.

• American settlers moved into the Ohio River Valley

• The British ended the French custon of giving Native Americans yearly gifts.

• The British limited what and how much Native Americans could trade.

• The British gave Native Americans smallpox-infested blankets as gifts

The Treaty of Paris established the port city of New Orleans belonged to________.

• Britain

• France

• Spain

• Native Americans

The Treaty of Paris divided Spanish and British terrritory by which natural landmark?

• The Appalachian Mountains

• The Mississippi River

• The Great Lakes

• The Rocky Mountains

The policy of salutary neglect meant that__________.

• The colonists could ignore British authority in the colonies

• The Native Americans were neglected because of lack of respect.

• The British enforced laws loosely in the colonies as long as colonists remained loyal to the crown.

• Quakers neglected to salute british authorities.