Question

25 - 26 period 2 exam - cestrina

1. the except most directly reflects the perspective of which of the following groups?

(a) tobacco planters
(b) puritan ministers
(c) quaker dissenters
(d) female indentured servants

1. bacons rebellion occurred because of disagreements between frontier settlers and the which of the following issues?

(a) relations with american indians and restrictions on the fur trade
(b) an increase in taxes to subsidize the slave trade and support internal improvements
(c) the assignment of anglican ministers to new settlements
(d) currency disputes resulting from english demands that settlers end the use of barter
(e) the drafting of settlers into the english army

1. in which of the following british north american colonies was slavery legally established by the early

(a) the southern colonies only
(b) the middle and southern colonies only
(c) the tobacco - and rice - growing colonies only
(d) all the colonies except pennsylvania and the new england colonies
(e) all the colonies

1. in the seventeenth century, the earliest british colonies in virginia were saved from economic ruin by

(a) the introduction of price controls on agricultural commodities
(b) the introduction of tobacco cultivation
(c) formal trade treaties with american indians
(d) the extension of the western frontiers
(e) increased reliance on indentured servitude

1. the dissatisfaction of virginia farmers with the colonial governor who failed to protect them against american indian raids led to

(a) bacons rebellion
(b) the glorious revolution
(c) leislers rebellion
(d) shays rebellion
(e) gabriels rebellion
ap u.s. history

Explanation:

• Question 20: Bacon's Rebellion was mainly due to frontier settlers' dissatisfaction with the governor's handling of relations with Native Americans (not fur trade restrictions as in option A). There was no significant tax increase for slave trade subsidy (option B is wrong). Anglican ministers to new settlements (option C) and barter - currency issues (option D) were not the causes. The drafting into the English army (option E) was not a factor.
• Question 21: Slavery was legally established in all the British North - American colonies. In the early colonial period, even in regions where it was less prominent initially, laws were passed to legalize it over time.
• Question 22: In the seventeenth - century Virginia, the introduction of tobacco cultivation provided an economic lifeline. Price controls on agricultural commodities (option A) were not the savior. Trade treaties with Native Americans (option C) and western frontier extension (option D) were not the main economic rescue. Indentured servitude (option E) was a labor system but not the economic savior.
• Question 23: The dissatisfaction of Virginia farmers with the governor's failure to protect them from American Indian raids led to Bacon's Rebellion. The Glorious Revolution (option B) was in England. Leisler's Rebellion (option C) was in New York. Shays' Rebellion (option D) was after the American Revolution. Gabriel's Rebellion (option E) was a slave rebellion.

Answer:

• 20. None of the options are correct as the main cause of Bacon's Rebellion was the governor's inaction against Native American attacks on frontier settlers. But if we assume the closest wrong - option - based on the given choices (assuming a mis - phrasing in the question), there is no correct answer among the options.
• 21. E. All the colonies
• 22. B. the introduction of tobacco cultivation
• 23. A. Bacon's Rebellion