5 Written Questions

1. applied ideas from the Bible to American society, demanding better treatment for women and Indians (native Americans)
2. these two battles began the Revolutionary War
3. arrived in Massachusetts in 1620 on the ship Mayflower
4. not the first person to discover America; maybe the second or third, though
5. American colonists resist tax favoritism by seizing Tea shipments and destroying them

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. taxes in 1765 which targeted American colonists
   1. The Tea Act
   2. The Stamp Act
   3. Thomas Paine
   4. The Townsend Acts
2. rejected the Church of England in order to have pure Christianity; worked for religious tolerance
   1. Puritans
   2. Roger Williams
   3. The Tea Act
   4. Pilgrims
3. contrary to popular belief, a relaxed and fun-loving group who brewed beer and made wine because of their Christian beliefs
   1. Puritans
   2. Thomas Paine
   3. Pilgrims
   4. The Tea Act
4. in England in 1688; set precedents to inspire American Revolution
   1. Christopher Columbus
   2. The Great Awakening
   3. The Townsend Acts
   4. The Glorious Revolution
5. in 1773, would put American merchants out of business by allowing the East India Tea Company to retail in America without paying taxes
   1. The Stamp Act
   2. The Townsend Acts
   3. The Tea Act
   4. Boston Tea Party

5 True/False Questions

1. John Locke → in his book "Common Sense," he advocated for the idea that government not interfere in the workings of society

   True        False

2. The Great Awakening → in 1773, would put American merchants out of business by allowing the East India Tea Company to retail in America without paying taxes

   True        False

3. The Townsend Acts → in 1767, import taxes on goods entering America

   True        False

4. Thomas Paine → in his book "Common Sense," he advocated for the idea that government not interfere in the workings of society

   True        False

5. The French and Indian War → around 1740, energized American spirituality through emotionalism and through acknowledging African slaves as spiritually equal

   True        False