MASTER TCAP REVIEW 1

Which early struggle did this colony encounter? (8.01)

• Settlers were unable to resolve disputes about religious beliefs.

• The limited number of laborers and farmers led to food shortages.

• Legal challenges to land ownership prevented the colony from expanding.

• A lack of trained soldiers led to the colony’s early destruction.

For what reason did a group of colonists agree to the Mayflower Compact? (8.02)

• to declare independence from all European nations

• to form a social contract among themselves

• to demonstrate goodwill toward local American Indians

• to establish trade relations with other colonies

Which statement best fits John Winthrop's view of government?

• He believed in theocracy with power coming from divine guidance.

• He believed in equality with voting rights for women.

• He believed in monarchy with power belonging to the king.

• He believed in freedom of religion with a separation of church and state.

How did the adoption of this document influence the development of colonial self-government? (8.04)

• It enabled colonists to establish trade treaties with other nations.

• It allowed colonists to create their own laws for the area.

• It allowed colonists to practice freedom of religion.

• It enabled colonists to protect their land from native peoples.

Why would the British want New Amsterdam?

• New Amsterdam was the home of the Puritans.

• New Amsterdam was the home of religious freedom.

• New Amsterdam was a utopian colony.

• New Amsterdam was a perfect location for trade.

What was the most likely goal of the actions described in the source?

• reduce conflicts between colonists and American Indians

• spread American Indian religious traditions among colonists

• eliminate trade between colonists and American Indians

• encourage American Indians to teach colonists how to farm

James Oglethorpe helped establish a colony (Georgia) in an effort to provide a ____.

• home for formerly enslaved peoples.

• new beginning for poor people and refugees.

• safe place for religious people and communities.

• Military barrier against native peoples.

Look at the source and answer the question. Which number on the source shows the location of colonial New York?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Study the source and answer the question. Social Structures of the New France and English Colonies. Which phrase completes the table? (8.09)

• small population of mostly young, unmarried Englishmen

• medium population of mostly Puritan and Quaker church members

• large population from diverse European and African backgrounds

• small population of American Indians who learned English customs

Unified 4/5 of colonists under a common understanding of Christianity Baptists, Presbyterians, and Methodists grew in numbers Greater emphasis on education in the colonies The items in the list above most directly relate to which historical event?

• Great Awakening

• American Revolution

• Cottage Industry

• Quakers