Chapter 3 Quiz

A  religious dissenters.

B  slaves.

C  convicts.

D  women.

E  indentured servants.

A  rejected most religious thought.

B  suggested that people had considerable control over their own lives.

C  emphasized the importance of religious faith.

D  challenged concepts such as “natural laws.”

E  had little influence on American intellectual thought.

A  suffered their greatest persecution in Maryland.

B  were generally well treated.

C  made up a large minority population of most colonies.

D  suffered their greatest persecution in the Carolinas.

E  were officially illegal.

A  criminals.

B  Indians or slaves.

C  women of low social position.

D  not members of the church.

E  indentured servants.

A  Colonial slave codes forbade teaching slaves skilled trades and crafts.

B  Field hand was the predominant occupation of both male and female slaves.

C  Some slaves on larger plantations learned trades and crafts.

D  Skilled slaves were at times hired out to other planters.

E  A few slaves were able to buy their freedom.

A  prompted Georgia to strengthen its laws on slavery.

B  led to the death of dozens of white Virginian colonists.

C  led to the banning of the slave trade in Maryland.

D  led planters to resume hiring indentured servants for their labor needs.

E  saw slaves in South Carolina attempt to escape from the colony.

A  the rising ideal of equality of condition among colonists and the association of material possessions with personal virtue and refinement.

B  the association of material possessions with loyalty to the crown.

C  increasing class distinctions within society and the association of material possessions with status in the upper class.

D  the rising ideal of equality of condition among colonists

E  the quickly rising purchasing power of members of the lower classes.

A  rum

B  sugar

C  molasses

D  slaves

E  All these answers are correct.

A  lowered the prices of slaves in order to increase their sale in the North American colonies.

B  stopped importing slaves directly from Africa.

C  sent the majority of its enslaved Africans directly to the Chesapeake colonies.

D  would only ship adult African men in the slave trade.

E  deliberately restricted the supply of slaves to the North American colonies.

A  Calvinist religious doctrine.

B  scientific experimentation and observation.

C  practices acquired from Indians.

D  evidence that it helped in the recovery from illness.

E  the belief that a person needed to maintain a balance of different bodily fluids.