2.2 and 2.3 APUSH Must Know Quiz

Their colonial goal was to create exporting systems to get as much animal fur as possible back to Europe. Only a few young men moved to the Americas and they relied on intermarriage and alliance with American Indians. - Which European country does this colonial strategy best line up with?

• British
• Spanish
• Portuguese
• French

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What was Britain's primary goal in colonizing America?

• Convert American Indians to Christianity
• To create a space where everyone could be free to practice their own religion
• Raise money and create a space where families could settle permanently on farms
• To make alliances with American Indian nations in order to build trade relationships to export animal furs back to Europe

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The British differed in their settlement of the Americas in that they

• only colonized in the southern region of the continent
• only sent men because they were not staying for a long time
• did not work to form alliances with Native Americans
• married Native Americans in the greatest amount

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This region of the British colonies relied on white indentured servant labor along with enslaved African labor to grow the cash crop tobacco.

• Chesapeake colonies
• Middle colonies
• Massachusetts Bay
• Lower South Colonies

These colonies were the "bread basket" for the rest of the colonies. They grew and shipped the food that the other colonies ate. They were also religiously diverse and therefore had to be more tolerant.

• Chesapeake colonies
• New England colonies
• Middle colonies
• Lower South colonies

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These colonies were the only ones set up for making a new life with high influence from their religion. They suffered poorest of the economies due to colder weather and rocky soil.

• Chesapeake colonies
• New England colonies
• Middle colonies
• Lower South colonies

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The British North American colonies were unusual for this era in world history because, more than most colonies of the era, they were able to create:

• self-governing institutions
• Christian religious dominance
• relative equality between the genders
• peace with American Indians

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This is an example of a self-governing institution in Virginia

• Mayflower Compact
• House of Burgess
• Toleration Act
• Town Halls

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This set of colonies economy was based on cash crops

• New England Colonies
• Middle Colonies
• Chesapeake Colonies
• Southern Colonies

This was a popular religion in the middle colonies that we pacifists, tolerant, and believed in equality

• Puritans
• Pilgrims
• Quakers
• Catholics

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