SS7 MTReview

The homes of Native American Indians developed differently because each group

• came to America from different parts of the world

• wanted to be distinct from other groups

• adapted to their environment differently

The Columbian Exchange shows the

• benefits of exploration of Asia by Europeans

• effects of the Middle Passage on the Americas

• Interaction of cultures and resources between the Western and Eastern Hemispheres

A negative result of the Columbian Exchange that affected the Native Americans was ...

• Natives relocated to other land areas.

• Natives died from diseases brought over from Europeans.

• Natives died of starvation because Europeans took their food source.

This evidence best explains the experience of Africans during the MIddle Passage.

• "Our conductor led us through the woods to escape Southern plantations."

• "We were packed so tight, like fish in a barrel, that no one had room to turn or shift, and most of us lay on our sides, with out knees drawn up to our bellies."

• "The Europeans forced us to leave our land in Massachusetts."

After the French and Indian War, why would colonists be angered by the Proclamation of 1763?

• It gave Florida to the French.

• It limited their freedom to move West.

• It protected them from Native American attacks.

Benjamin Franklin's purpose of this cartoon was to...

• show that the colonists are stronger when united

• show that any colony not united will be attacked.

• show that if the colonies are not united, they are not loyal.

This best describes why the Sons of Liberty disguised themselves as Native Americans.

• They wanted the British to be able to punish them.

• They wanted to show that Native Americans were against the Tea Act of 1773.

• They wanted to avoid being identified by the British.

The Sons of Liberty used a boycott to protest British goods ...

• They wanted to financially hurt English businesses.

• They believed in peacefully cooperating with the British authorities.

• to ensure that the colonists could buy tea from the British.

The main idea behind the cry, "No taxation without representation," as one of the central grievances of the colonists was ...

• Colonists wanted to avoid paying any taxes.

• Colonists believed in complete independence from Britain.

• Colonists wanted representation in the British Parliament.

What is the author's point of view about the Articles of Confederation?

• The Articles of Confederation created a powerful central government that took away people's rights.

• The Articles of Confederation failed to create a central government strong enough to respond to the nation's problems.

• The Articles of Confederation were able to unify the new nation.