Why were the British more successful than the Spanish in colonizing North America?
Select one:
a. They found more gold.
b. They had a stronger military.
c. They attracted more immigrants.
d. They bonded with Native American populations.
On the heels of repealing the Stamp Act, the British Parliament passed the ____, reasserting its right to tax the colonies “in all cases whatsoever.”
Select one:
a. Taxing Act
b. Townsend Act
c. Declaratory Act
d. Colonial Act
e. Parliamentary Act
Which of the following British colonies had the most diverse population?
Select one:
a. Georgia
b. Massachusetts
c. Florida
d. New York
The Great Awakening of the 1700's
Select one:
a. depended exclusively on powerful evangelists from England
b. healed the divisions that had grown up between existing congregations
c. had little impact in the colonies
d. was a series of emotional religious revivals that spread across the American colonies
Under the Treaty of Paris (1763) ending the French and Indian War,
Select one:
a. Great Britain retained all the conquests that she had made of French and Spanish possessions.
b. France retained Canada but lost her sugar islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique
c. France lost all her possessions on the mainland of North America.
d. Spain lost all her possessions in the Western Hemisphere.
England passed the Coercive Acts (which colonists labeled “The Intolerable Acts”) in response to
Select one:
a. the colonial boycott of the Stamp Act.
b. the Boston Tea Party.
c. the negative economic effects of the Declaratory Act.
d. the colonial organization of the Sons of Liberty.
e. both the Boston Tea Party and the colonial organization of the Sons of Liberty
The Puritans were
Select one:
a. Separatists
b. Lutherans
c. Anglicans
d. Non-Separatists
The major purpose of the Proclamation Line of 1763 was to
Select one:
a. restrict colonial trade with England to British ships.
b. tighten imperial controls over colonial trade with Latin America.
c. check colonial expansion across the Appalachians.
d. promote colonial land development projects in the Ohio Valley.
Why did settlers come to the New World?
Select one:
a. To escape war with the Spanish.
b. To escape the diseases of Europe.
c. The prospects for owning land.
d. None of the Above
Which of the following religious group/s migrated to North America?
Select one:
a. Puritans
b. Pilgrims
c. Quakers
d. Catholics
e. All of the Above
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thanks,
I'll be happy to check your answers.
What a bunch of nonsense! You have 7 wrong out of 10. The right answers are for 4, 5, and 7.
Please don't waste our time again by posting pure guesses.
how could i get that many wrong. you need to double check.
I'll check them again if you number your questions and answers. I suggest you also double check your answers for accuracy.
To answer the first question, "Why were the British more successful than the Spanish in colonizing North America?" we need to consider the given options.
a. They found more gold: While gold was a motivating factor for colonization, it does not fully explain the British's success over the Spanish.
b. They had a stronger military: The British did have a strong military, but this alone did not make them more successful than the Spanish in colonizing North America.
c. They attracted more immigrants: This could be a contributing factor to the British's success. The British colonies did attract a large number of immigrants, including those seeking economic opportunities and religious freedom.
d. They bonded with Native American populations: While the British did have different relationships with Native American populations, it is not a sole reason for their success.
Overall, the most plausible answer is c. They attracted more immigrants, as the British colonies were known for offering greater economic opportunities and religious freedoms compared to the Spanish colonies.
Moving on to the second question, "On the heels of repealing the Stamp Act, the British Parliament passed the ____, reasserting its right to tax the colonies 'in all cases whatsoever.'"
a. Taxing Act
b. Townsend Act
c. Declaratory Act
d. Colonial Act
e. Parliamentary Act
The correct answer is c. Declaratory Act. This act was passed in 1766 after the repeal of the Stamp Act and asserted the British Parliament's authority over the colonies and its right to tax them.
Next, for the question "Which of the following British colonies had the most diverse population?"
a. Georgia
b. Massachusetts
c. Florida
d. New York
The correct answer is d. New York. New York had a diverse population due to its status as a major port and its role as a center of trade and immigration.
Moving on to the question "The Great Awakening of the 1700s," the correct answer is d. It was a series of emotional religious revivals that spread across the American colonies. The Great Awakening was a widespread religious movement that emphasized individual religious experiences and led to the formation of new denominations and a renewed sense of spiritual fervor in the colonies.
For the question about the Treaty of Paris (1763) ending the French and Indian War:
a. Great Britain retained all the conquests that she had made of French and Spanish possessions.
b. France retained Canada but lost her sugar islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique
c. France lost all her possessions on the mainland of North America.
d. Spain lost all her possessions in the Western Hemisphere.
The correct answer is c. France lost all her possessions on the mainland of North America. Under the Treaty of Paris in 1763, France ceded Canada and its territory east of the Mississippi River to Great Britain, effectively ending French influence on the mainland of North America.
Moving on to the next question, "England passed the Coercive Acts (which colonists labeled 'The Intolerable Acts') in response to."
a. the colonial boycott of the Stamp Act.
b. the Boston Tea Party.
c. the negative economic effects of the Declaratory Act.
d. the colonial organization of the Sons of Liberty.
e. both the Boston Tea Party and the colonial organization of the Sons of Liberty
The correct answer is e. both the Boston Tea Party and the colonial organization of the Sons of Liberty. The Coercive Acts, which the colonists called the Intolerable Acts, were passed in response to the Boston Tea Party and the colonial organization of the Sons of Liberty, as a way for the British government to assert control and punish the colonists for their acts of resistance.
Moving on to the question "The Puritans were..."
a. Separatists
b. Lutherans
c. Anglicans
d. Non-Separatists
The correct answer is a. Separatists. The Puritans were a group of religious dissenters who sought to separate from the Church of England and establish a new, more purified form of worship in the New World.
Next, for the question "The major purpose of the Proclamation Line of 1763 was to..."
a. restrict colonial trade with England to British ships.
b. tighten imperial controls over colonial trade with Latin America.
c. check colonial expansion across the Appalachians.
d. promote colonial land development projects in the Ohio Valley.
The correct answer is c. check colonial expansion across the Appalachians. The Proclamation Line of 1763 was established by the British government to limit westward expansion by colonists beyond the Appalachian Mountains. This was done to avoid conflicts with Native American tribes and to maintain control over the newly acquired territories from the French under the Treaty of Paris in 1763.
For the question "Why did settlers come to the New World?"
a. To escape war with the Spanish.
b. To escape the diseases of Europe.
c. The prospects for owning land.
d. None of the Above
The correct answer is c. The prospects for owning land. Settlers came to the New World, particularly North America, for various reasons, including economic opportunities and the chance to own land. While some settlers may have also sought to escape religious persecution or conflicts with other European powers, the prospect of land ownership played a significant role in attracting settlers.
Lastly, for the question "Which of the following religious groups migrated to North America?"
a. Puritans
b. Pilgrims
c. Quakers
d. Catholics
The correct answer is e. All of the Above. All of the mentioned religious groups migrated to North America. The Puritans, Pilgrims, Quakers, and Catholics were among the various religious groups that sought religious freedom or a place to practice their faith in the New World.