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APUSH Exam Multiple Choice Practice Questions and Answers A majority of the early English migrants to the Chesapeake Bay area were (A) families with young children (B) indentured servants (C) wealthy gentlemen (D) merchants and craftsmen (E) disfranchised Catholics - Answer️️ -(B) inden...

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APUSH Exam Multiple Choice Practice
Questions and Answers


A majority of the early English migrants to the

Chesapeake Bay area were

(A) families with young children

(B) indentured servants

(C) wealthy gentlemen

(D) merchants and craftsmen

(E) disfranchised Catholics - Answer✔️✔️-(B) indentured servants

Which of the following best describes Deism?

(A) A belief that the course of each individual's

life is predestined by God

(B) A concept of toleration advanced by Quaker

preachers

(C) The belief that God had created the world but

allowed it to operate through the laws of

nature

(D) A principle taught in colonial New England

colleges

(E) A radical theory encouraging free love and

communal living - Answer✔️✔️-(C) The belief that God had created the world but

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allowed it to operate through the laws of

nature

France decided to aid the North American

colonies in their war for independence primarily

because France

(A) was working to establish democratic rule

in European countries

(B) saw the war as an opportunity to end the

international slave trade

(C) wanted to weaken the British empire

(D) was allied with Spain, which had already

joined the colonists' cause

(E) had long been the primary trading partner

of the North American colonies - Answer✔️✔️-(C) wanted to weaken the British empire

In the eighteenth century, British colonists

wishing to settle west of the Appalachians

were principally motivated by

(A) the comparatively small numbers of

American Indians in the old Northwest

(B) the low price and easy availability of land

(C) freedom from the threat of Spanish

authorities

(D) a desire to escape overcrowded cities along


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the Atlantic coast

(E) promises of tax breaks for those willing to

establish frontier settlements - Answer✔️✔️-(B) the low price and easy availability of land

British colonists in North America objected to the

Stamp Act primarily because it

(A) threatened the free press

(B) disrupted trade with the West Indies

(C) closed the colonial courts

(D) enriched corrupt officials

(E) taxed them without their consent - Answer✔️✔️-(E) taxed them without their consent

African Americans who fled the violence of the

Reconstruction South in 1879 and 1880 to start

anew in Kansas were known as

(A) exodusters

(B) homesteaders

(C) scalawags

(D) jayhawkers

(E) the Colored Farmers' National Alliance - Answer✔️✔️-(A) exodusters

President George Washington's Farewell Address

set a course for the nation by

(A) endorsing the economic policies of the

Federalists

(B) discouraging permanent alliances with foreign


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