chapter 5 practice questions all of the following are true of scots-irish immigrants in pennsylvania...
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All of the following are true of Scots-Irish All of the following are true of Scots-Irish immigrants in Pennsylvania EXCEPT thatimmigrants in Pennsylvania EXCEPT that A. they were the first to settle in the American A. they were the first to settle in the American
westwest They were not actually of Irish descentThey were not actually of Irish descent Many of them united with the American Many of them united with the American
RevolutionariesRevolutionaries They brought with them the now-how for They brought with them the now-how for
Whiskey distillingWhiskey distilling They were tolerant of local IndiansThey were tolerant of local Indians
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The population growth of the American colonies The population growth of the American colonies by 1775 is attributed mostly toby 1775 is attributed mostly to
a.a. the natural fertility of Native the natural fertility of Native Americans.Americans.
b.b. white immigration from Europe.white immigration from Europe.
c.c. the importation of slaves from Africa.the importation of slaves from Africa.
d.d. the natural fertility of all Americans.the natural fertility of all Americans.
e.e. the influx of immigrants from Latin the influx of immigrants from Latin America.America.
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The most ethnically diverse region of colonial The most ethnically diverse region of colonial America was __________, whereas America was __________, whereas __________ was the least ethnically diverse.__________ was the least ethnically diverse.
a.a. the middle colonies, the Souththe middle colonies, the Southb.b. New England, the SouthNew England, the Southc.c. the frontier regions, New Englandthe frontier regions, New Englandd.d. the middle colonies, New Englandthe middle colonies, New Englande.e. the South, New Englandthe South, New England
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The most important economic enterprise in The most important economic enterprise in the American colonies wasthe American colonies was
a.a. commerce.commerce.
b.b. slave trading.slave trading.
c.c. manufacturing.manufacturing.
d.d. agriculture.agriculture.
e.e. fishing.fishing.
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The triangular trade of the colonial American The triangular trade of the colonial American shipping industryshipping industry
a.a. saw the Spanish gaining the largest saw the Spanish gaining the largest profits.profits.
b.b. was not that profitable.was not that profitable.c.c. relied on the Spanish fleet for relied on the Spanish fleet for
protection.protection.d.d. involved America, France, and involved America, France, and
England.England.e.e. involved the trading of rum for involved the trading of rum for
African African slaves.slaves.
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The major manufacturing enterprise in The major manufacturing enterprise in colonial America in the eighteenth century colonial America in the eighteenth century waswas
a.a. iron making.iron making.
b.b. making clothes.making clothes.
c.c. lumbering.lumbering.
d.d. rum distilling.rum distilling.
e.e. arms and munitions production.arms and munitions production.
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What is the significance of the following What is the significance of the following Sermon (image on the bottom)?Sermon (image on the bottom)?
Hell is “paved with the skulls of Hell is “paved with the skulls of unbaptized babies” unbaptized babies”
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The God that holds you over the pit of The God that holds you over the pit of hell, much as one holds a spider or some hell, much as one holds a spider or some loathsome insect over fire, abhors you, loathsome insect over fire, abhors you, and is dreadfully provoked. His wrath and is dreadfully provoked. His wrath toward you burns like fire; he looks upon toward you burns like fire; he looks upon you as worthy of nothing else but to be you as worthy of nothing else but to be cast into the fire.” Jonathan Edwardscast into the fire.” Jonathan Edwards
ArtistsArtists
Charles Wilson PealeCharles Wilson Peale
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John TrumbullJohn Trumbull
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John Singleton CopleyJohn Singleton Copley
ArtistsArtists
Benjamin WestBenjamin West
Zenger CaseZenger Case
Who defended him? Who defended him?
Why is this case important in colonial Why is this case important in colonial society?society?