Final Exam 7R

What is a primary source?

• A secondhand report

• A textbook summary

• A firsthand account

• A fictional story

What were the achievements of the Iroquois Confederacy, and how did they use their environment?

• The tribes moved frequently and did not use their environment.

• The tribes united for protection, used the environment to build their homes and adapt.

• The tribes relied only on trade and did not cooperate.

• The tribes fought against each other and ignored their environment.

What is the Columbian Exchange?

• The trade of gold and silver between Africa and Europe.

• The transfer of plants, animals, culture, and resources between the Old World and the New World.

• The movement of people within the New World.

• The exchange of money between European countries.

Which colony did the Pilgrims settle in?

• New York, New York

• Plymouth, Massachusetts

• Charleston, South Carolina

• Jamestown, Virginia

Who founded the colony of New York?

• William Penn

• Peter Stuyvesant, the Dutch West India Company

• John Smith

• Roger Williams

What is Mercantilism?

• The belief that colonies should trade only with each other

• The belief that colonies exist to make the mother country more money

• The belief that colonies should not trade at all

• The belief that colonies should be independent

Who benefited from Mercantilism?

• The Pilgrims

• The colonies

• The mother country (Britain)

• The Native Americans

What was the Triangle Trade?

• The trade network between Asia, Africa, and Australia.

• The trade network between The Americas, Europe, and Africa.

• The trade network between Europe, Asia, and Australia.

• The trade network between The Americas, Asia, and Africa.

Why was Thomas Paine’s Common Sense important?

• It encouraged colonists to stay loyal to Britain.

• It convinced many American Colonists of the need to break away from Great Britain.

• It was a pamphlet about farming techniques.

• It supported the British monarchy.

What is propaganda?

• Information that is unbiased

• Information that is bias

• Information that is only about advertisements.

• Information that is always true