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  1. Return to Of the People 4e Volume 1 Student Resources

Chapter 02 Self-Quiz 1

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. Don Luís de Velasco's life illustrates all of the following statements about Europeans and Indians except

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. Even though European colonies were different from one another, they had certain things in common. All of the following statements are correct except which one?

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. Which of the following explorers is correctly matched with the region he explored?

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. At the time of the first French settlements along the St. Lawrence, relations among the Northeast Indians would be best characterized as

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. In the middle of the sixteenth century, the Hurons typically lived in

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. The term "middle ground" as it is used in reference to the French region in North America means

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. In contrast to the French colonies, the Dutch colony known as New Netherland was

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. Which best describes New Netherland settlements in the latter half of the seventeenth century?

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. The colonists at Roanoke

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. "Nationalism was always tinged with religious fervor" means that

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. Which statement about the English in Africa is false?

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. Prior to establishing North American colonies, the English had gained experience from its colonization of Ireland. That experience caused them to

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. Which of the following statements about the English colonization efforts at Roanoke is not accurate?

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. European nations established colonies in North America to achieve political or economic advantage over their rivals. Which of the following statements is an accurate representation of the era?

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. By the middle of the seventeenth century, the supply of beaver near European settlements

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. The lack of circulating wampum

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. Throughout the sixteenth century, European nations cooperated together to establish lasting colonies in the Americas.

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. Sir Walter Raleigh believed that the key to power in the world relied on control of the seas and trade.

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. Rulers of the various European nations first viewed North America as a barrier to the rich trade of Asia.

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. Spanish dreams of an empire along the Southeast's Atlantic coastline were undermined largely by the local Indian tribes.

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. The practice of going to war to replace deceased relatives was common among Spanish and French settlements.

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