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Reading Quiz 2 (Module 1) Started: Sep 19 at 12:23am

Quiz Instructions This is your quiz on the all of the reading from Weeks 3 and 4 of Module 1.

There are 15 questions, worth 2 points each, for 30 points total.

You will have 30 minutes for the quiz.

You can only take it once. You will receive your score at the end, but not the answers (for test security purposes). To get the answers, come see me in office hours to go over your quiz or email me.

It will be available from Thursday 9/19 at 12am to Sunday 9/22 at 11:59pm.

2 ptsQuestion 1

Charged at Champlain to try to take his gun

Abandoned their land and fled into the forest

Directed their arrows at Champlain and his men

After their initial surprise, what was the Iroquois' reaction to the firearms used by Champlain and his men in battle?

2 ptsQuestion 2

To expand the Catholic religion

To reduce the need for English people to purchase foreign goods.

To provide employment for the poor in England

To encourage revolutions in the Spanish colonies

Richard Hakluyt provided all of the following reasons for the English to establish colonies in the Americas, EXCEPT:

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2 ptsQuestion 3

True

False

The Dutch National Archives in The Netherlands holds the original bill of sale of Manhattan island by Native Americans to the Dutch.

2 ptsQuestion 4

"Savages"

"Heathen"

"Natives"

"Indians"

In his letter to the Dutch West India Company, how did Pieter Schaghen refer to Native Americans?

2 ptsQuestion 5

"Negroes"

"Indians"

"Convicts"

Who did Elizabeth Sprigs, an English indentured servant in 1756, claim received better treatment than herself?

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2 ptsQuestion 6

She wanted him to send her money.

She wanted him to send her clothing.

She wanted him to buy out the rest of her indenture contract.

She wanted him to write to her master and ask him to treat her better.

Specifically, what did Elizabeth Sprigs want from her father?

2 ptsQuestion 7

Write to his master

Send clothing

Send money to his friend, Goodman Jackson

Send food

Richard Frethorne wanted his parents to "redeem" his contract. But if that wasn't possible, he also wanted is father to:

2 ptsQuestion 8

The "Civilized" and the "un-civilized"

"Christians" and the "heathen"

The Devil and God

According to Takaki, Puritans ministers in New England justified warfare against Native Americans because they saw it as a battle between:

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2 ptsQuestion 9

Ounces of Gold

Pounds of Tobacco

British pounds

Dollars

Takaki notes how 17th-century Virginia estate inventories often values African laborers more highly than English indentured servants. In what currency were they valued?

2 ptsQuestion 10

It had a long growing season.

It had navigable rivers.

It had an abundant cheap labor source in the form of Native Americans

It had fertile soil.

Olson & Beal note that the South was "ideal for a plantation economy" for all of the following reasons, EXCEPT:

2 ptsQuestion 11

The Netherlands

Germany

Denmark

Olson & Beal note that southeastern Pennsylvania is still known as "Dutch Country" because of the large number of immigrants from:

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2 ptsQuestion 12

200-400

400 - 600

100-300

According to Gottlieb Mittelberger, how many people boarded the ships departing from the Netherlands for North America?

2 ptsQuestion 13

Young children

Pregnant women

The elderly

According to Gottlieb Mittelberger, which group "rarely survived" the voyage?

2 ptsQuestion 14

True

False

In his Narrative from 1789, Olaudah Equiano used the language of the American Revolution to argue for the abolition of slavery.

2 ptsQuestion 15

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"Black"

"Tawny"

"Red"

"Swarthy"

Rather than being "White" like the English, Ben Franklin thought that Germans had what type of "Complexion"?

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