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Question 1

The Puritans left ____________ and arrived at the Massachusetts Bay Colony in _________ .

	England/1630
	France/1590

	Spain/1492
	Scotland/1750

Question 2

The Puritans were a Protestant sect who believed that the Protestant Reformation should ________________ the Catholic Church.

	apologize to
	maintain a close relationship to

	mirror itself after
	break away more forcefully from

Question 3

The Massachusetts Bay Colony imagined their new settlement as a City upon a Hill, that the whole world would ____________ and ____________.

	despise/attack
	love/adore

	criticize/reject
	admire/copy

Question 4

The fact that the Puritans believed themselves to be on an “errand into the wilderness” reveals that:

	all of these
	they believed they had settlers rights to the land

	they did not believe that native peoples had recognizable human rights
	they did not believe that North America was civilized

Question 5

Puritans were so radical in their beliefs that they even persecuted their fellow Christians. Which of the following religious groups were persecuted by the Puritans of Massachusetts Bay Colony?

	Baptists
	Quakers

	all of these
	Anglicans

Question 6

When Robert Bellah uses the term “civil religion,” he is drawing on the work of which European philosopher?

	David Hume
	Immanuel Kant

	Jacques Rousseau
	George Freidrich Hegel

Question 7

Civil religion refers to:

	religion that encourages the teaching of civic engagement
	religious nationalism that understands the nation as sacred

	none of these
	the idea that the nation must be civilized by religion

Question 8

The motto of the United States, E Pluribis Unum means:

	out of many, one
	out of one, many

	and plurality only
	pluralism is the bedrock of the nation

Question 9

Winthrop’s “Model of Christian Charity” sets up the idea that the Puritans are on a God sanctioned mission to settle North America. Since then, the idea of God’s provenance over America has been used to justify:

	Manifest Destiny (settling the American West)
	all of these

	the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan
	the erasure of Native American peoples and cultures

Question 10

How many different Native American nations existed on the eve of British colonialism in what was to become the United States?

	140-160
	1000-1500

	4000-6000
	40-60

Answer 1

1. England/1630
2. break away more forcefully from
3. admire/copy
4. all of these

They were a group of English protestants who lived in the 16th and 17 century. They believed that the Roman Catholic church had a lot of problems and wanted to have a more aggressive approach to Protestantism. They wanted to create in ideal settlement that the whole world would look upto.

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