20. The economy of Colonial Virginia could best be described as? O Relying heavily on rice production. O Relying heavily

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20. The economy of Colonial Virginia could best be described as?
O Relying heavily on rice production.
O Relying heavily on cod fishing and ship building.
O Timber and mining for iron were dominan
Massive tobacco production with
21. This trade developed between the North America, Africa, and the Caribbean Islands. In thissystem products like rum were shipped to Africa were they were traded for slaves. Those slaveswere then shipped to the Caribbean Islands were they were sold or traded for products such asmolasses. The ships with molasses would sell ta North American merchants who used it to makeO Globalization.O The Columbian Exchange.O The Broken Voyage.O Triangular Trade.
21. This trade developed between the North America, Africa, and the Caribbean Islands. In this
system products like rum were shipped to Africa were they were traded for slaves. Those slaves
were then shipped to the Caribbean Islands were they were sold or traded for products such as
molasses. The ships with molasses would sell ta North American merchants who used it to make
O Globalization.
O The Columbian Exchange.
O The Broken Voyage.
O Triangular Trade.
22 These laws passed in the late 1600s were designed to regulate a slave's life and formalizedrace-based slavery in the colonies.© Jim Crow Laws© Slave CodesO Black Codes.O Planter Codes.
22 These laws passed in the late 1600s were designed to regulate a slave's life and formalized
race-based slavery in the colonies.
© Jim Crow Laws
© Slave Codes
O Black Codes.
O Planter Codes.
23. This movement celebrated scientific research, individual freedom, and rational thought. Thishad a huge impact on Colonial American thinking.O The Enlightenment.O The Great Awakening.O The Glorious Revolution.O Lockean Theory.
23. This movement celebrated scientific research, individual freedom, and rational thought. This
had a huge impact on Colonial American thinking.
O The Enlightenment.
O The Great Awakening.
O The Glorious Revolution.
O Lockean Theory.
24. Which of the following is NOT true of the Albany Plan of Union?O British officials only accepted the plan once it defined military obligations of the colonies.O The plan became a blueprint for the Articles of Confederation.O Benjamin Franklin created the plan.O it called for the banding together of eleven colonies.
24. Which of the following is NOT true of the Albany Plan of Union?
O British officials only accepted the plan once it defined military obligations of the colonies.
O The plan became a blueprint for the Articles of Confederation.
O Benjamin Franklin created the plan.
O it called for the banding together of eleven colonies.
25. Which of the following is NOT true of the Treaty of Paris, 1763?© It ended the French and Indian War.O France gave up all of its North American possessionsO The British national debt was assumed by the Spanish Empire.O Spain was given control over the Logisiana Termory
25. Which of the following is NOT true of the Treaty of Paris, 1763?
© It ended the French and Indian War.
O France gave up all of its North American possessions
O The British national debt was assumed by the Spanish Empire.
O Spain was given control over the Logisiana Termory
26. Which of the following is NOT a cause of Pontiac's Rebellion?© The British stopped qiving Native American tribes gifts as the French had done© Colonial Americans started taking over Native American land.© The Native Americans were stunned that France gave their lands to the British.© Native American warriors began attacking Virginia colonists in the Shenandoah Valley
26. Which of the following is NOT a cause of Pontiac's Rebellion?
© The British stopped qiving Native American tribes gifts as the French had done
© Colonial Americans started taking over Native American land.
© The Native Americans were stunned that France gave their lands to the British.
© Native American warriors began attacking Virginia colonists in the Shenandoah Valley
27. What problem did the British cause for themselves after the French and Indian War withregards to the colonies?© They required more soldiers from the colonies be enlisted in the British Army.O They passed several revenue acts believing the colonies should help pay off the national debt© They gave more colonists the right to vote which angered the wealthy ruling class.O They refused to recognize the legitimacy of colonial governments specifically with regards to 1war reparations
27. What problem did the British cause for themselves after the French and Indian War with
regards to the colonies?
© They required more soldiers from the colonies be enlisted in the British Army.
O They passed several revenue acts believing the colonies should help pay off the national debt
© They gave more colonists the right to vote which angered the wealthy ruling class.
O They refused to recognize the legitimacy of colonial governments specifically with regards to 1
war reparations
29. In 1775 the colonial mindset was:© They arqued it was time to declare independenceand form a new nation.© They were happy with the relationship that existed with BritainThey had grievances about violations of their rights but were still loyal subjectsO They did not want a war because of the negative economic impact it would have
29. In 1775 the colonial mindset was:
© They arqued it was time to declare independence
and form a new nation.
© They were happy with the relationship that existed with Britain
They had grievances about violations of their rights but were still loyal subjects
O They did not want a war because of the negative economic impact it would have
30. Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the Declaration of Independence?© It was primarily written by Thomas Jefferson© It severed the colonial bonds of America with Britain.© It set forth the ideals of equality.O It was brought before the Continental Congress by John Dickinson of Pennsylvania.
30. Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the Declaration of Independence?
© It was primarily written by Thomas Jefferson
© It severed the colonial bonds of America with Britain.
© It set forth the ideals of equality.
O It was brought before the Continental Congress by John Dickinson of Pennsylvania.