Multiple Choice Chapter 02 Self-Quiz 2

. Pocahontasâ visit to England was arranged by the Virginia Company for

the sake of John Rolfe, who wouldnât leave her behind

the pleasure of the king

her education

good publicity

. The Royal Orders for New Discoveries

made missionaries the principals in exploring, pacifying, and colonizing new territories.

claimed all new land discoveries for the pope.

required explorers to file claims for newly discovered land with the crown.

were issued after the Spanish experience with Timucua and Guales along the Georgia coast.

. Spain decided to stay in New Mexico because

Franciscans lobbied to remain there.

of the colony's strategic location.

the weather was thought to be therapeutic.

they were beginning to grow citrus crops there.

.

Oñate slaughtered 800 Acomans, enslaved 500 women and children, and cut off the foot of every Acoman man over 25 years of age because

the Acomans refused to accept Catholicism.

Franciscans said he committed adultery and abused Pueblos.

his attempts to reach the Pacific Ocean and establish an outpost failed.

Acomans had killed eleven Spanish soldiers.

. The main purpose for England's first colonial venture in North America, at Roanoke, was

the establishment of a base for privateers.

the establishment of a godly community.

to turn a profit for investors.

to gain wealth for the crown through the fur trade.

. One of the changes brought on by the fur trade was

Iroquois enemies were unable to access trade goods.

imported goods made womenâs lives easier.

Susquehannocks traded European goods for fur with Blackfeet and Huron.

Indians abandoned traditional religious practices.

. In order to encourage immigration, in 1617 the Virginia Company

placed a bounty on Tsenacomoco scalps.

promised 50 acres of land for every servant imported to Virginia.

allowed participatory democracy in town meetings.

founded free schools in the colony.

. What finally put an end to the Virginia Company?

A crushing blow from Spanish ships attempting to end piracy.

War with Tsenacomoco.

Competition from the Dutch West Indian Company.

A lack of support from the crown.

. The Pequots and Narrangansetts gained power in the 1620s by

controlling wampum production.

trading with the English in the Chesapeake.

forming an alliance with the Huron and Algonquian.

accepting Christianity and thereby gaining aid from the English.

. One of the main differences between Puritan and Anglican beliefs was

the role of iconography inside the church.

whether to allow church members to elect their own leaders.

whether to reform the Church of England.

whether the pope actually represented God.

. Which of the following strengthened the Plymouth colony's finances?

producing surpluses of corn for trade

serving as a base for privateer activity against French shipping

shipping lobsters to London and other European capitals

raiding of Indian villages

. What differentiated Jesuits in New France from Franciscans in New Mexico?

Jesuits often took Indian wives in violation of their vows.

Jesuits allowed Indian converts to maintain some of their traditional beliefs.

Jesuits aided the expansion of the colony.

Jesuits refused to administer the sacraments those who were not baptized.

. The half-freedom offered by William Kieft in New Amsterdam

discriminated between indentured servants and free citizens.

granted citizenship to any Indian who swore allegiance to the crown.

allowed African Americans to decide where to work and live but bound them to serve the Dutch West India Company.

prevented any African American from gaining their freedom without his permission.

. In the 1630s, the most concentrated influx of people that had yet come across the Atlantic arrived in

Virginia.

New England.

New Amsterdam.

Florida.

. Puritan religious convictions led to

a well-educated society.

church-sanctioned marriage.

the acceptance of Algonquian cultural differences.

to abandoning the conversion test.

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