Period 3 Strive for Five

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APUSH Quiz on Period 3 Strive for Five, created by Naomi Mesman on 28/02/2017.
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Question 1

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The above engraving, engraving of the Boston Massacre, was used as propaganda to promote which of the following?
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  • An increase in Bostonian support of British rule to preserve peace in the colonies
  • Grassroots mobilization to defend the rights of colonial British subjects
  • A memorial for British losses during the Revolutionary War
  • A condemnation of the threat to property created by riots in Bostonian

Question 2

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All of the following causes led up to the Boston Massacre EXCEPT
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  • British implementation of what colonies believed to be unfair taxation
  • the British navy's refusal to protect colonial interests from the Barbary pirates
  • Great Britain's massive debt from the Seven Years War
  • imperial control over Northern American markets

Question 3

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The Boston Massacre represents a general trend of colonial discontent occurring during which of the following time periods?
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  • 1754-1607
  • 1491-1607
  • 1800-1848
  • 1754-1800

Question 4

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The above passage, Letters from an American Farmer, 1782, best indicated what fundamental difference between English colonies and Spanish and French colonies in North America?
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  • Less restrictive policies than the French or Spanish introduced on who could or could not emigrate to the colonies
  • The willingness of the British to allow greater political freedom than either the French or Spanish
  • The propensity of English colonies to grant religious freedom while the French and Spanish were much more restrictive
  • The adherence of Britain to a mercantilist economic system while the French and Spanish created free-market economies

Question 5

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By the time of the American Revolution, the above passage, Letters from an American Farmer, indicated that
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  • nativist sentiment was significantly on the rise
  • many colonists felt a sense of American identity
  • religious freedom would be a casualty of any rebellion against England
  • the majority of American favored independence

Question 6

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Letters from an American Farmer supports which of the following statements about the American Revolution?
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  • The Revolution began because Great Britain prohibited people from other nations to emigrate to the colonies
  • Great Britain hired mercenaries to assist them in fighting the Patriots
  • American Indians tended to side with the British rather than the colonies
  • The Patriots had a reasonable expectation that European countries would provide military and financial aid

Question 7

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The primary reason the Articles of Confederation restricted the power of the federal government was fear
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  • that anarchy would sweep the nation following victory over Great Britain
  • that the French would attempt to recapture land they had lost in the French and Indian War
  • that the national government would create a monarchy
  • of tyranny that many colonists believed they had suffered under British rule

Question 8

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Despite its weaknesses, the Articles of Confederation experienced their greatest success in
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  • setting up a system of survey and disposal of western lands
  • removal of the British from the northwest forts
  • agreement from the French to halt the impressment of American sailors
  • securing from Spain the right to peacefully navigate the entire length of the Mississippi RIver

Question 9

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Disagreement over determining state representation in the Articles of Confederation congress led to the constitutional convention to incorporate which of the following into the Constitution?
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  • The division of Congress into two branches, the House of Representatives and the Senate
  • The first ten amendments limiting the power of the federal government
  • A federal system that divided power between the national and state government
  • A clause that allowed Congress to stretch its power as necessary

Question 10

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The above account, Interview of 92 Year Old Captain Preston, 1842, best reflects which of the following about the American Revolution?
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  • It was in part the result of a changing American identity
  • It was in part the result of serious propaganda campaigns by the colonial elite
  • It resulted in a serious divide between loyalists and patriots
  • It was fueled by specific acts of British oppression

Question 11

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Which of the following would most likely lead a historian to question the accuracy of the passage cited above, Interview of 92 Year Old Captain Preston?
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  • The reliability of interviewers to accurately record firsthand accounts of events
  • The reliability of conflicting accounts from firsthand witnesses of the same event
  • The reliability of firsthand account from a poorly educated individual
  • The reliability of a firsthand account collected long after the event

Question 12

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The above excerpt, Interview of 92 Year Old Captain Preston, best illustrates the fact that coloniests
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  • would call for a strong central government following the Revolution
  • supported the expansion of natural rights to disadvantaged classes before the Revolution
  • had developed a sense of self-government before the Declaration of Independence
  • developed a lasting sense of egalitarianism following the Revolution
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