5.) Which is NOT a way that American colonial government differed from government in England?
A. Colonial assemblies generally had more power than royal governors, particularly since they had the sole authority to levy taxes.
B. There were so many voters in America that it was impossible to effectively bribe them and change the outcome of elections.
C. Colonial legislators were more closely tied to their constituents' wishes.
D. Widespread corruption in colonial government regularly led to the impeachment of legislators and their removal from office.

6.) Which is NOT true about the Great Awakening?
A. The ministers of the Great Awakening stressed a personal "rebirth" for worshippers.
B. It was a sort of "church as theater," and the drama of it appealed to people from a variety of backgrounds.
C. The Great Awakening was accepted and promoted by ministers of all religions in New England and the Middle Colonies, including Quakers.
D. It led to conflict in the South, where some ministers were harassed and imprisoned and backcountry Anglican congregations were targeted.

7.) Besides outright rebellion, how did slaves resist their captivity?
A. They broke tools and pretended to be sick.
B. They sometimes ran away and formed "Maroon" communities.
C. They ran away temporarily or stole food and other goods from storehouses.
D. All of these.

8.) Which is NOT true about life in the "backcountry?"
A. Most white inhabitants were subsistence farmers, since it was difficult to transport crops to market.
B. People moved frequently in the backcountry as they sought better land that provided more opportunity.
C. Farmsteads were close together, so most settlers felt a strong sense of community and developed close social bonds.
D. Women often had to do what would ordinarily be considered "men's work" in the fields .

9.) Which is NOT true about slave societies in the South in British North America during the 1700s?
A. Slaves in the Lower South tended to live on large plantations, with up to 50 other slaves, and rarely had contact with whites.
B. Slaves in the Lower South, particularly those involved in rice cultivation, were often organized using the task system; when they completed their tasks for the day, they were able to spend their time doing things for themselves and their families.
C. Owners in the Chesapeake typically had more contact with their slaves and were more likely than planters in the Lower South to manage their slaves and properties personally.
D. By 1775, most slaves in the South resided far from the Atlantic coast, because owners were afraid they would rebel, steal ships, and return to Africa.

10.) What was the Natchez Revolt?
A.Slaves in French Louisiana joined the Natchez Indians and killed many white colonists before being put down by French settlers, other slaves, and Choctaw Indians.
B. Natchez Indians in South Carolina, fearing slave raids, attacked settlers in the colony, leading to mass slaughter and even enslavement of some whites in Spanish Florida.
C. Indentured servants and Natchez Indians joined together to demand that colonial legislatures pass laws to protect them from the depredations of wealthy planters.
D. Settlers in Pennsylvania marched on Philadelphia to demand that the colonial government provide more protection for them after they were attacked by Natchez Indians.