Question 1
Georgia
A) was established as a utopian experiment.
B) was established as a buffer against Spanish Florida.
C) was intended for settlement by the worthy poor who had been released from English prisons.
D) initially attracted few settlers due to restrictions on rum, land ownership and the importation of slaves .
E) All of these are correct.
Question 2
Who does Constantine identify as meeting with him near Milan?
A) Josephus Flavius
B) Licinius Augustus
C) Leolto Organa
D) Marius Craccus
E) Lido Ciccini
Question 3
In New England and the Middle Colonies
A) the number of slaves imported depended on the Atlantic labor market.
B) slaves constituted a large percentage of the population in a few urban centers.
C) urban slaves worked in wharves, shipyards, or ships.
D) most urban slaves did not marry or have children.
E) All of these are correct.
Question 4
What made Christianity an official recognized Roman religion?
A) The Declaration of Avignon
B) The Letter of Constantinople
C) The Edict of Milan
D) The Addendum of Rome
E) The Corollary of Perugia
Question 5
Which of the following is not true about the Middle Colonies in the first half of the eighteenth century?
A) Most migrants to the region were English.
B) Population growth was driven mainly by immigration.
C) Slavery as an institution was as important to the Middle Colonies as it was to the southern colonies.
D) The Middle Colonies became one of the most diverse regions in the North American colonies.
E) Settlers who migrated to the region become increasingly devoted to economic advancement.
Question 6
What significant event happened before the Battle of Milvian Bridge?
A) Constantine claimed to see a vision of God.
B) Constantine claimed to see a prophecy of defeat.
C) Constantine ordered the sacrifice of a senator's daughter.
D) Constantine ordered a bonfire to burn the sins of his soldiers.
E) Constantine executed his most trusted general.
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