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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT APUSH CH.4 EXAM
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-Guarantee passing score -13 Questions and Answers -format set of multiple-choice -Expert-Verified Explanation Question 1: cities in the south:
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few cities; mainly isolated rural communities & plantations
Question 2: middle passage
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African captives suffer grueling journey on ships with abominable conditions & tight quarters Question 3: Women in Puritan NE:
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- can't vote, viewed as weaker than men
- more severely punished for crimes like adultery
Question 4: why did African slavery increase in the colonies mid 1680s?
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blacks began to outnumber whites on plantations bc planters fear rebellious white servants, mortality rates improve=less risky to buy slaves, new rice & indigo planting= demand for labor
Question 5: what caused the Bacon Rebellion?
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the land was becoming scarcer, so there was a reluctance to grant freed servants land. Freedmen become very frusterated
Question 6: how did Bacon Rebellion end?
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Bacon dies of disease, Berkeley hangs the rebels.Question 7: cities in the north:
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many small cities and big cities
Question 8: Bacon's Rebellion (1676)
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rebellion led by Nathaniel Bacon against Governor William Berkeley.Question 9: What did Governor William Berkeley do to anger Bacon and his followers?
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he had a deal with the natives so he didn't take their land and refused to retaliate against Indian attacks Question 10: Southern Society hierarchy:
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1.) merchant planters 2.)small farmers 3.) landless whites 4.) white indentured servants 5.) oppressed black slaves Question 11: Life in NE:
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clean water & cool temps =less disease= longer life spans. big families and strong social structure
Question 12: Life in South:
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short lives, women get property rights if husband dies
Question 13: impact of Bacon Rebellion
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indentured servants were now seen as a problem because they were involved in the rebellion. African slave labor seen as a better option now.