2017 Mid-Term Exam
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- Q1Which of the South Carolina delegates to the Second Continental Congress wished to suspend the debate of declaring independence from Great Britain?Edward RutledgeArthure MiddletonThomas Lynch, Jr.Thomas Heyward30s
- Q2How did people of South Carolina respond to the Boston Tea Party?they sent barrels of rice to Bostonthey . held their own small tea partiesthey declared independence immediatelythey closed the port at Charles Town30s
- Q3What was the major cause of the Regulator Movement in colonial South Carolina?the colonists felt they were being ignored by the Lords Proprietors in Great Britainlack of supplies for the coloniststhe differences in the level of law and order between the Upcountry and Lowcountrylack of weapons for the colonists30s
- Q4Which of these laws was passed as a result of the Regulator Movement?The Law & Order ActThe Intolerable ActThe Toleration ActThe Circuit Court Act30s
- Q5What is the best definition of the word unalienable in this passage?rights that are only provided by lawsomething tat cannot be taken awaythings that sometimes are allowablebeliefs that vary from person to person45s
- Q6How did the Stamp Act affect prices in the American colonies?It raised the price of many items.It made the price of some items less and some items more.It lowered the price of most items.Prices were not affected because the Stamp Act war a penalty fee.45s
- Q7The "Stono Rebellion" could best be described as which of these?a slave revolta rebellion against Congressa tax revolta protest against the British45s
- Q8This popular image shows this group "tarring and feathering" a tax collector as a protest against the Tea Tax. Who is this group?Green Mountain BoysBoston Tea PartySons of LibertyCommittees of Correspondence45s
- Q9What was the purpose of the "The Negro Act of 1740"?It was designed to protect and preserve the cultural traditions, language, folklore, and religion of the slaves.It was designed to ensure that all slaves of school age be allowed to go to school one day a week and attend church on Sundays.It was designed to give slaveowners more control over their slaves by prohibited slaves form gathering without white supervision of learning to read and write.It was designed to prevent cruel treatment and excessive punishments of slaves on South Carolina's plantations.45s
- Q10Colonial protests and boycotts against the Stamp Act eventually led tothe Boston Tea Party.Parliament's decision to repeal the Act.the first shots of the war in Massachusetts.the Boston Massacre.45s
- Q11How was the Stamp Act different from earlier taxes imposed on the British colonies?Revenue collected under the Stamp Act was given to the colonial governments instead of the British government.Representatives from the colonies were elected to Parliament so that colonial interests could be addressed in the debate over passage of the Stamp Act.The Stamp Act was only enforced in the southern colonies; northern colonies were not affected by the taxes.The Stamp Act directly affected the colonists; taxes prior to the Stamp Act were indirect taxes, paid only by merchants.60s
- Q12Which BEST describes South Carolina settlers in the early 1700s?French, Scotch-Irish, and GermanBrazilian, Canadian, and South AfricanRussian, British, and PortugueseChinese, Saudi Arabian, and Swedish60s