Week 4 History A170

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Course	HIST A170 - History of U.S. to 1876 - CRN 21256 - Fall 2011
Test	Q4
Started	9/25/11 8:17 PM
Submitted	9/25/11 8:18 PM
Status	Completed
Score	5 out of 5 points
Time Elapsed	0 minute.
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• Question 1

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  	Between 1660 and 1760, New England’s population grew from 30,000 Europeans to Answer
  	Selected Answer:     450,000

• Question 2

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  	The “natural aristocracy” were Answer
  	Selected Answer:     merchants and wealthy landowners who made their fortunes in the New World.

• Question 3

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  	The witchcraft that gripped Salem, Massachusetts in 1692 seems to have had some basis in Answer
  	Selected Answer:     fear and anxiety over how much society was changing.

• Question 4

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  	The wealthy families of the Chesapeake believed they should control political and religious institutions because they Answer
  	Selected Answer:     had civic responsibility because of their station in life

• Question 5

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  	The Stono Rebellion took place in Answer
  	Selected Answer:     South Carolina

• Question 6

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  	The Negro Act, which consolidated South Carolina’s slave codes into one comprehensive law, was passed in response to Answer
  	Selected Answer:     the Stono Rebellion

• Question 7

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  	For many colonists, the result of the Glorious Revolution (or civil war in England) was Answer
  	Selected Answer:     less oversight from the British Government, which is also known as 'Salutary Neglect.'

• Question 8

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  	As the English colonists moved deeper into the Ohio Valley, they Answer
  	Selected Answer:     encroached on the lands where the French were involved in fur trading.

• Question 9

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  	This conflict is the only instance where we are certain that the British tried to purposely use biological warfare against the Indians: Answer
  	Selected Answer:     Pontiac’s Rebellion

• Question 10

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  	The first demonstration by the colonists that they were becoming increasingly unified in their sense of independent-minded colonialism (or rather that the colonists were seeing themselves as a political entity apart from Great Britain) was the Answer
  	Selected Answer:     Albany Congress.