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Who was the first man to travel around the world? He passed through a narrow waterway that has since been named after him, and emerged in the Pacific Ocean.
Question 20Select one:

a.
Vasco da Gama

b.
Sebastian Cabot

c.
Christopher Columbus

d.
Ferdinand Magellan

The first man to travel around the world and to have a narrow waterway named after him, which is now known as the Strait of Magellan, was Ferdinand Magellan. Therefore, the correct answer is:

d. Ferdinand Magellan

Why did Henry VIII of England break away from the Catholic Church and form the Church of England?

Question 21Select one:

a.
He was tired of the Catholic Church's policies.


b.
He wanted to have absolute rule over his subjects.


c.
He needed their lands and monies to continue his fight with France.


d.
He wanted a divorce so that he could marry Ann Boleyn.

Henry VIII of England broke away from the Catholic Church and formed the Church of England primarily because he wanted a divorce from his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, in order to marry Anne Boleyn. The Catholic Church, under Pope Clement VII, refused to annul his marriage to Catherine. This led Henry to establish the Church of England, allowing him to grant his own divorce.

Therefore, the correct answer is:

d. He wanted a divorce so that he could marry Anne Boleyn.

 
 helped Justinian build up his military.

Justinian I, the Byzantine emperor, was significantly aided in building up his military by his general, Flavius Belisarius. Belisarius is renowned as one of the greatest generals of the Byzantine Empire, playing a crucial role in Justinian’s campaigns to reconquer former Roman territories in the Mediterranean region, including North Africa, Italy, and parts of Spain.

Belisarius's military strategies and leadership were instrumental in achieving many of the military successes of Justinian's reign. He is particularly noted for his victories against the Vandals in North Africa and the Ostrogoths in Italy.

So, Flavius Belisarius was a key figure who helped Justinian build up and lead his military forces.

John Locke was a believer in 

John Locke was a prominent philosopher who was a key figure in the development of modern political philosophy and liberal thought. He is best known for his belief in:

1. **Natural Rights:** Locke argued that individuals have natural rights to life, liberty, and property, which are inherent and cannot be taken away by government.

2. **Social Contract:** He believed that governments are formed through a social contract in which individuals consent to give up some of their freedoms and submit to the authority of the government in exchange for protection of their remaining rights.

3. **Government by Consent:** Locke emphasized that legitimate government is based on the consent of the governed and that rulers derive their authority from the will of the people.

4. **Right to Rebellion:** He also argued that if a government fails to protect the natural rights of its citizens or becomes tyrannical, the people have the right to overthrow it.

5. **Empiricism:** In epistemology, Locke was an empiricist, believing that knowledge comes primarily from sensory experience.

Locke's ideas were highly influential in the development of democratic thought and were particularly instrumental in shaping the political philosophy of the American and French revolutions.

Aristotle is thought to be Plato's best student. 

Question 24Select one:
True
False

True.

Aristotle is widely considered to be Plato's best student. He studied under Plato at the Academy in Athens for about 20 years, from the age of 17 until Plato's death. Despite later developing his own philosophies that often diverged from or contradicted Plato's ideas, Aristotle's time as a student of Plato laid the foundation for his extensive contributions to a wide range of fields, including logic, metaphysics, ethics, politics, and natural sciences. 

So, the correct answer is:

True.

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The Scientific Revolution laid the foundation for the Enlightenment.

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The Magna Carta is a constitution.

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**Question 25:**
The Scientific Revolution laid the foundation for the Enlightenment.
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- True
- False

The Scientific Revolution, which took place roughly between the 16th and 18th centuries, brought about significant changes in thought and knowledge. It emphasized observation, empirical evidence, and the questioning of traditional beliefs and authority. These shifts in thinking laid the intellectual groundwork for the Enlightenment, which further developed ideas about reason, science, and individual rights.

So, the correct answer is:
- True

**Question 26:**
The Magna Carta is a constitution.
Select one:
- True
- False

The Magna Carta, issued in 1215, was not a constitution in the modern sense. Instead, it was a charter of rights agreed upon by King John of England and his barons. While it laid important groundwork for the development of constitutional government and the rule of law, it is not itself a constitution.

So, the correct answer is:
- False

**Question 27:**
The English Bill of Rights established that a monarch could not ____________ without parliament's consent.
Select one:

The English Bill of Rights, passed in 1689, established various principles that limited the power of the monarchy and outlined the rights of Parliament and individuals. One key principle was that the monarch could not levy taxes, make or suspend laws, or create a standing army in peacetime without Parliament's consent.

So, the sentence should be completed as:
- The English Bill of Rights established that a monarch could not **levy taxes** without Parliament's consent. (Other acceptable completions could be "make or suspend laws" or "create a standing army in peacetime.")

True or False: Large standing armies and sometimes secret policy are characteristics of absolute monarchies.

Question 1Select one:
True
False

True.

Large standing armies and sometimes secret policies are indeed characteristics of absolute monarchies. Absolute monarchs sought to consolidate power and maintain control over their states and sometimes their subjects. They often maintained large standing armies to enforce their will and defend the realm, and they also utilized secret policies or secret police to suppress dissent and manage state affairs without the interference of other branches of government or the public.

So, the correct answer is:
- True

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a.
Because he believed that people were fundamentally evil and unholy, and they needed a king with divine right to appease God


b.
Because he believed that humans were fundamentally idiotic and incapable of making important decisions


c.
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Divine right of kings was a political doctrine which asserted that kings derived their authority from God, and therefore could not be held accountable by any human authority, like a parliament.

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Enclaves within a kingdom that were completely ruled by noble families and thus not under the jurisdiction of the king


b.
Lands presided over by subjects of the king, but still ultimately controlled by the king

c.
Lands occupied by a king's army


d.
Lands that were newly conquered by an absolute monarch


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They hired mainly nobility as bureaucrats as a way to legitimize the nobility's high social status


b.
Because they couldn't trust the religious nobility with administrative responsibilities


c.
To mediate between the king, the church and the nobility


d.
To strip power from the nobility, so that they had no say in politics and would remain subservient to the king


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What was the "divine rights of kings"?

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a.
It was a belief that kings ruled by the will of God and not by subjects or parliaments.


b.
It was a method used to select a king originally used by the Romans.


c.
It was a political system that led kings to rule without any interference.


d.
The belief that kings ruled as earthly gods, who were to be worshipped and were divine.


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Who is considered to be perhaps the most successful absolute monarch?
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Louis Napoleon


b.
Napoleon Bonaparte


c.
James I


d.
Louis XVI


e.
Louis XIV


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**Question 1:**
True or False: Large standing armies and sometimes secret policy are characteristics of absolute monarchies.
Select one:
- True
- False

The correct answer is:
- True

**Question 2:**
True or False: Divine Right applied to a king's heir once the king dies.
Select one:
- True
- False

The correct answer is:
- True

**Question 3:**
Generally speaking, absolutism was more successful in the Blank 1 of Europe and less successful in the Blank 2 of Europe.

Generally speaking, absolutism was more successful in the eastern part of Europe and less successful in the western part of Europe.

**Question 4:**
The modern concept of sovereignty owes more to the French political theorist Blank 1 than it does to any other early modern theorist.

The modern concept of sovereignty owes more to the French political theorist **Jean Bodin** than it does to any other early modern theorist.

**Question 5:**
Why did Thomas Hobbes believe that people needed a strong, central ruler to control them?
Select one:
a. Because he believed that people were fundamentally evil and unholy, and they needed a king with divine right to appease God
b. Because he believed that humans were fundamentally idiotic and incapable of making important decisions
c. Because he believed that people lived in an uncontrolled state of nature with no security

The correct answer is:
c. Because he believed that people lived in an uncontrolled state of nature with no security

**Question 6:**
True or False: Absolute rulers are sometimes subject to national assemblies and the will of the nobility.
Select one:
- True
- False

The correct answer is:
- False

**Question 7:**
The English Constitutional Monarchy that resulted from the English Civil War is the ideal representation of absolutism.
Select one:
- True
- False

The correct answer is:
- False

**Question 8:**
Blank 1 wrote a book called the Leviathan and is famous for saying that life is "nasty, brutish and short."

**Thomas Hobbes** wrote a book called the Leviathan and is famous for saying that life is "nasty, brutish and short."

**Question 9:**
True or False: Divine right of kings was a political doctrine which asserted that kings derived their authority from God, and therefore could not be held accountable by any human authority, like a parliament.
Select one:
- True
- False

The correct answer is:
- True

**Question 10:**
Absolutism arose in Europe during Blank 1 and flourished for almost 200 years.

Absolutism arose in Europe during the **17th century** and flourished for almost 200 years.

**Question 11:**
What are fiefdoms?
Select one:
a. Enclaves within a kingdom that were completely ruled by noble families and thus not under the jurisdiction of the king
b. Lands presided over by subjects of the king, but still ultimately controlled by the king
c. Lands occupied by a king's army
d. Lands that were newly conquered by an absolute monarch

The correct answer is:
b. Lands presided over by subjects of the king, but still ultimately controlled by the king

**Question 12:**
Blank 1 said that "The prince, as a prince, is not regarded as a private person: he is a public personage, all the state is in him; the will of all the people is included in his."

**Jean Bodin** said that "The prince, as a prince, is not regarded as a private person: he is a public personage, all the state is in him; the will of all the people is included in his."

**Question 13:**
Why did absolute monarchs in the 17th century hire bureaucrats?
Select one:
a. They hired mainly nobility as bureaucrats as a way to legitimize the nobility's high social status
b. Because they couldn't trust the religious nobility with administrative responsibilities
c. To mediate between the king, the church and the nobility
d. To strip power from the nobility, so that they had no say in politics and would remain subservient to the king

The correct answer is:
d. To strip power from the nobility, so that they had no say in politics and would remain subservient to the king

**Question 14:**
What was the "divine right of kings"?
Select one:
a. It was a belief that kings ruled by the will of God and not by subjects or parliaments.
b. It was a method used to select a king originally used by the Romans.
c. It was a political system that led kings to rule without any interference.
d. The belief that kings ruled as earthly gods, who were to be worshipped and were divine.

The correct answer is:
a. It was a belief that kings ruled by the will of God and not by subjects or parliaments.

**Question 15:**
Who is considered to be perhaps the most successful absolute monarch?
Select one:
a. Louis Napoleon
b. Napoleon Bonaparte
c. James I
d. Louis XVI
e. Louis XIV

The correct answer is:
e. Louis XIV

What was the significance of new plants and crops introduced into Europe from the New World? 
Select all that apply.

Question 1Select one or more:

a.
New crops carried pests that impacted old crops.


b.
The Old World population doubled over a two hundred year period.


c.
Old World people lived longer, and were generally healthier with a more abundant food supply.


d.
New World plants grew well in soil that was useless for Old World crops.

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What was the largest trading company in the 17th century that brought spices and other goods from Asia to Europe?
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a.
The Columbian Exchange

b.
The Dutch East India Company

c.
The British East India Company

d.
The Spanish West Indies Company

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The 1640 English Civil War saw the King of England battle Parliament.  Why did the Civil War begin?  Select all that apply:

Question 3Select one or more:

a.
It was about Parliament using outdated taxes like ship money and various fines, that angered the King.


b.
It was a conflict over the power of the monarchy.


c.
It was about the expanding the rights and powers of Parliament.


d.
It was a conflict between Parliament and the Church of England.

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From the choices below, what two food crops were not available in Europe prior to 1492 and were brought from the New World?
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a.
Potatoes

b.
Tomatoes

c.
Apples


d.
Barley

e.
Grapes

f.
Onions

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What was the significance of new species of animals arriving in the New World from Europe? Select all that apply:

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a.
It impacted religious rituals.


b.
It introduced a new means of transportation. 


c.
It improved farming by providing a new form of labor and more land was cultivated.


d.
Native crops were destroyed by cattle grazing.


e.
It changed the food supply, providing an abundance of meat.


f.
The native animal population soared as they were no longer needed.

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The 30 Years War was fought between the Latin Church in Rome and the German States.
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Europeans took plants to the New World, and exported new crops back to the Old World.  Where did the crops below originate from, the Old World or the New World?

Apples Blank 1 Question 7
 
Corn Blank 2 Question 7
 
Tomatoes Blank 3 Question 7
 
Wheat  Blank 4 Question 7
 
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Rice  Blank 6 Question 7
 
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What family/dynasty ruled the Austria-Hungarian Empire for centuries?
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a.
The Bonapartes

b.
The Tudors

c.
The Hapsburgs

d.
The Romanovs

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What was the result of the signing of the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648?

Question 9Select one:

a.
It ended the English Civil War and King Charles I rule.


b.
It ended the war between France and England.


c.
It divided the new world between Spain and Portugal.


d.
It ended the war between France and Spain, and it freed Holland from Spanish rule.


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Horses impacted how Native Americans lived, they stopped living a nomadic lifestyle and used the horse to help cultivate land for farming.

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It is estimated that between 50%-90% of Caribbean Islanders and Native Americans died after the arrival of Europeans, a number of factors led to this rapid decline in population. How did the majority die?

Question 11Select one:

a.
Starvation, Europeans stole their crops and land.


b.
From new diseases the Europeans carried, like Measles, Mumps etc.


c.
They were brutality murdered by Europeans.


d.
From wars with the Europeans.


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Who was the English King that was put on trial for treason in 1649 and fought a civil war with the English Parliament led by Oliver Cromwell?
Question 12Select one:

a.
King Francis I

b.
King Charles II

c.
King Charles I

d.
Henry VI

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The Blank 1 Question 13
 
 refers to the widespread transfer of plants, animals, culture, people, technology and disease between the Old World and the Americas. American historian Alfred W. Crosby coined the phrase in 1972 and it has been widely adopted by other historians.

Let's address each of your questions systematically:

**Question 1:**
What was the significance of new plants and crops introduced into Europe from the New World? Select all that apply.
Select one or more:

a. New crops carried pests that impacted old crops.
b. The Old World population doubled over a two hundred year period.
c. Old World people lived longer, and were generally healthier with a more abundant food supply.
d. New World plants grew well in soil that was useless for Old World crops.

The correct answers are:
b. The Old World population doubled over a two hundred year period.
c. Old World people lived longer, and were generally healthier with a more abundant food supply.
d. New World plants grew well in soil that was useless for Old World crops.

**Question 2:**
What was the largest trading company in the 17th century that brought spices and other goods from Asia to Europe?
Select one:
a. The Columbian Exchange
b. The Dutch East India Company
c. The British East India Company
d. The Spanish West Indies Company

The correct answer is:
b. The Dutch East India Company

**Question 3:**
The 1640 English Civil War saw the King of England battle Parliament. Why did the Civil War begin? Select all that apply:
Select one or more:

a. It was about Parliament using outdated taxes like ship money and various fines, that angered the King.
b. It was a conflict over the power of the monarchy.
c. It was about the expanding the rights and powers of Parliament.
d. It was a conflict between Parliament and the Church of England.

The correct answers are:
b. It was a conflict over the power of the monarchy.
c. It was about expanding the rights and powers of Parliament.

**Question 4:**
From the choices below, what two food crops were not available in Europe prior to 1492 and were brought from the New World? Select one or more:
Select one or more:

a. Potatoes
b. Tomatoes
c. Apples
d. Barley
e. Grapes
f. Onions

The correct answers are:
a. Potatoes
b. Tomatoes

**Question 5:**
What was the significance of new species of animals arriving in the New World from Europe? Select all that apply:
Select one or more:

a. It impacted religious rituals.
b. It introduced a new means of transportation.
c. It improved farming by providing a new form of labor and more land was cultivated.
d. Native crops were destroyed by cattle grazing.
e. It changed the food supply, providing an abundance of meat.
f. The native animal population soared as they were no longer needed.

The correct answers are:
b. It introduced a new means of transportation.
c. It improved farming by providing a new form of labor and more land was cultivated.
d. Native crops were destroyed by cattle grazing.
e. It changed the food supply, providing an abundance of meat.

**Question 6:**
The 30 Years War was fought between the Latin Church in Rome and the German States.
Select one:
True
False

The correct answer is:
False

**Question 7:**
Europeans took plants to the New World, and exported new crops back to the Old World. Where did the crops below originate from, the Old World or the New World?

Apples: **Old World**
Corn: **New World**
Tomatoes: **New World**
Wheat: **Old World**
Beans: **New World**
Rice: **Old World**
Coffee: **Old World**
Pineapple: **New World**

**Question 8:**
What family/dynasty ruled the Austria-Hungarian Empire for centuries?
Select one:

a. The Bonapartes
b. The Tudors
c. The Hapsburgs
d. The Romanovs

The correct answer is:
c. The Hapsburgs

**Question 9:**
What was the result of the signing of the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648?
Select one:

a. It ended the English Civil War and King Charles I rule.
b. It ended the war between France and England.
c. It divided the new world between Spain and Portugal.
d. It ended the war between France and Spain, and it freed Holland from Spanish rule.

The correct answer is:
d. It ended the war between France and Spain, and it freed Holland from Spanish rule.

**Question 10:**
Horses impacted how Native Americans lived, they stopped living a nomadic lifestyle and used the horse to help cultivate land for farming.
Select one:
True
False

The correct answer is:
False

**Question 11:**
It is estimated that between 50%-90% of Caribbean Islanders and Native Americans died after the arrival of Europeans, a number of factors led to this rapid decline in population. How did the majority die?
Select one:

a. Starvation, Europeans stole their crops and land.
b. From new diseases the Europeans carried, like Measles, Mumps etc.
c. They were brutality murdered by Europeans.
d. From wars with the Europeans.

The correct answer is:
b. From new diseases the Europeans carried, like Measles, Mumps etc.

**Question 12:**
Who was the English King that was put on trial for treason in 1649 and fought a civil war with the English Parliament led by Oliver Cromwell?
Select one:

a. King Francis I
b. King Charles II
c. King Charles I
d. Henry VI

The correct answer is:
c. King Charles I

**Question 13:**
The Blank 1 refers to the widespread transfer of plants, animals, culture, people, technology and disease between the Old World and the Americas. American historian Alfred W. Crosby coined the phrase in 1972 and it has been widely adopted by other historians.

The **Columbian Exchange** refers to the widespread transfer of plants, animals, culture, people, technology, and disease between the Old World and the Americas. American historian Alfred W. Crosby coined the phrase in 1972, and it has been widely adopted by other historians.

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The American Revolution was mainly influenced by Blank 1 Question 2
 
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The Treaty of Paris was signed in Blank 1 Question 3
 
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Though different tribes allied with different forces, Native Americans were most likely to support which forces during the 7 Years War?

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The Austrians


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The French


c.
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d.
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The Sons of Liberty used which two tactics to protest British taxes?
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a.
Violence


b.
Boycotting


c.
Promoting self-reliance


d.
Organizing

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True or False: The Declaration of Independence was influenced by Enlightenment ideals.

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Which three of the following are commonalities between the French and the American Revolution?

Question 7Select one or more:

a.
Citizens of both were angry about repressive taxation measures

b.
A fair amount of loyalists remained in both places during the revolutions


c.
Both emphasized Enlightenment thought


d.
Both France and America had been nearly bankrupt by war right before their revolutions


e.
Citizens of both felt the need to be free from the rule of absolute monarchy

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Many historians believe that the 7 Years War actually lasted for Blank 1 Question 8
 
 years because it was really a continuation of the Blank 2 Question 8
 
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During the 7 Years War, the Blank 1 Question 9
 
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In the American Revolution, about Blank 1 Question 10
 
 of colonists continued to support the British throughout the war, as did many Blank 2 Question 10
 
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At the beginning of the French and Indian War, who tried to unite the colonists in order to defend themselves with the Albany Plan of Union?
Question 11Select one:

a.
Thomas Paine


b.
Thomas Jefferson


c.
Benjamin Franklin


d.
George Washington


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In what year did the French enter the American Revolution by declaring war on the British?

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Which of the following is/are true about Native American tribes?
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Question 13Select one or more:

a.
The vast majority of Native American tribes stayed out of the 7 Years War


b.
Native Americans had very different agricultural methods than Europeans


c.
The idea of owning property was foreign to them


d.
They did not engage in trade with the colonial powers


e.
With regard to gender, their societies were more egalitarian than European ones


f.
Native Americans were perhaps the biggest winners of the 7 Years War

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What was one of the most effective ways that American colonists protested taxation without representation?

Question 14Select one:

a.
Repealing the Stamp Act and the Townsend Act


b.
Boycotting British goods


c.
Massacring British soldiers


d.
Repealing the Sugar Act


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American colonists created the Continental Congress as a reaction to Blank 1 Question 15
 
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The Blank 1 Question 16
 
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What is another name for the Seven Years War?

Question 17Select one:

a.
The Spanish and Indian War


b.
The American Indian War


c.
The French and Indian War


d.
The French-American War


e.
The Spanish-American War


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True or False: Britain's ultimate refusal to repeal the Stamp Act angered American colonists.

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True or False: As evidenced by the existence of Committees of Correspondence, most American colonists were in practice self-governing by the time that the fighting in the American Revolution started.

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Whom did the British tax to pay for the 7 Years War?

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British companies in India


b.
Native Americans


c.
French in Louisiana


d.
American colonists

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Let's go through your questions one by one:

**Question 1:**
During the 7 Years War, the British and French fought in which of the following locations? Select all that apply.
Select one or more:

a. The Americas
b. Austria
c. India
d. Mongolia
e. West Africa

The correct answers are:
a. The Americas
c. India
e. West Africa

**Question 2:**
The American Revolution was mainly influenced by __________ Enlightenment thinkers.

The American Revolution was mainly influenced by **European** Enlightenment thinkers.

**Question 3:**
The Treaty of Paris was signed in __________.

The Treaty of Paris was signed in **1783**.

**Question 4:**
Though different tribes allied with different forces, Native Americans were most likely to support which forces during the 7 Years War?
Select one:

a. The Austrians
b. The French
c. The British
d. The Spanish

The correct answer is:
b. The French

**Question 5:**
The Sons of Liberty used which two tactics to protest British taxes? Select one or more:

a. Violence
b. Boycotting
c. Promoting self-reliance
d. Organizing

The correct answers are:
a. Violence
b. Boycotting

**Question 6:**
True or False: The Declaration of Independence was influenced by Enlightenment ideals.
Select one:

True
False

The correct answer is:
True

**Question 7:**
Which three of the following are commonalities between the French and the American Revolution? Select one or more:

a. Citizens of both were angry about repressive taxation measures
b. A fair amount of loyalists remained in both places during the revolutions
c. Both emphasized Enlightenment thought
d. Both France and America had been nearly bankrupt by war right before their revolutions
e. Citizens of both felt the need to be free from the rule of absolute monarchy

The correct answers are:
a. Citizens of both were angry about repressive taxation measures
c. Both emphasized Enlightenment thought
d. Both France and America had been nearly bankrupt by war right before their revolutions

**Question 8:**
Many historians believe that the 7 Years War actually lasted for __________ years because it was really a continuation of the __________.

Many historians believe that the 7 Years War actually lasted for **more than** years because it was really a continuation of the **Araucanian War**.

**Question 9:**
During the 7 Years War, the __________ wanted to expand into the American interior, which was largely controlled by the __________.

During the 7 Years War, the **British** wanted to expand into the American interior, which was largely controlled by the **French**.

**Question 10:**
In the American Revolution, about __________ of colonists continued to support the British throughout the war, as did many __________.

In the American Revolution, about **20%** of colonists continued to support the British throughout the war, as did many **Native American tribes**.

**Question 11:**
At the beginning of the French and Indian War, who tried to unite the colonists in order to defend themselves with the Albany Plan of Union? Select one:

a. Thomas Paine
b. Thomas Jefferson
c. Benjamin Franklin
d. George Washington

The correct answer is:
c. Benjamin Franklin

**Question 12:**
In what year did the French enter the American Revolution by declaring war on the British?

Answer: **1778**.

**Question 13:**
Which of the following is/are true about Native American tribes? Select all that apply.

a. The vast majority of Native American tribes stayed out of the 7 Years War
b. Native Americans had very different agricultural methods than Europeans
c. The idea of owning property was foreign to them
d. They did not engage in trade with the colonial powers
e. With regard to gender, their societies were more egalitarian than European ones
f. Native Americans were perhaps the biggest winners of the 7 Years War

The correct answers are:
b. Native Americans had very different agricultural methods than Europeans
c. The idea of owning property was foreign to them
e. With regard to gender, their societies were more egalitarian than European ones

**Question 14:**
What was one of the most effective ways that American colonists protested taxation without representation? Select one:

a. Repealing the Stamp Act and the Townsend Act
b. Boycotting British goods
c. Massacring British soldiers
d. Repealing the Sugar Act

The correct answer is:
b. Boycotting British goods

**Question 15:**
American colonists created the Continental Congress as a reaction to __________.

American colonists created the Continental Congress as a reaction to the **Intolerable Acts**.

**Question 16:**
The __________ gave the government no power to tax, which greatly benefited __________.

The **Articles of Confederation** gave the government no power to tax, which greatly benefited **wealthy individuals and states**.

**Question 17:**
What is another name for the Seven Years War? Select one:

a. The Spanish and Indian War
b. The American Indian War
c. The French and Indian War
d. The French-American War
e. The Spanish-American War

The correct answer is:
c. The French and Indian War

**Question 18:**
True or False: Britain's ultimate refusal to repeal the Stamp Act angered American colonists.
Select one:

True
False

The correct answer is:
True

**Question 19:**
True or False: As evidenced by the existence of Committees of Correspondence, most American colonists were in practice self-governing by the time that the fighting in the American Revolution started.
Select one:

True
False

The correct answer is:
True

**Question 20:**
Whom did the British tax to pay for the 7 Years War? Select one:

a. British companies in India
b. Native Americans
c. French in Louisiana
d. American colonists

The correct answer is:
d. American colonists