2. Who was not among the group of people dedicated to taking on the responsibilities?
(a) Standish.
(b) Brewster.
(c) Carver.
(d) Bradford.

3. What adjective is used to describe the group's newly chosen city?
(a) Patient.
(b) Miserable.
(c) Revolting.
(d) Vibrant.

4. The men claimed that they wanted to get away from "the persecutions of the heathen and their ______."
(a) Emperors.
(b) Devils.
(c) Falsehoods.
(d) Wicked ways.

5. Which of the following prompted the organization of the documents?
(a) Fear.
(b) Wisdom.
(c) Calculated treachery.
(d) Mutinous speeches.

6. What did many of those people do when a new queen took the throne?
(a) Picketed.
(b) Returned.
(c) Start an uprising.
(d) Rush the castle.

7. The majority of the governmental issues were determined while the group was at which location?
(a) Community meeting house.
(b) Sunday school services.
(c) Deacons' supper.
(d) At sea.

8. Bradford claims that the treatment of those that do not obey the church is as evil as the persecution of early ____.
(a) Christians.
(b) Heathens.
(c) Prophets.
(d) Emperors.

9. Which holiday has not been affected by the adoption of the traditions?
(a) Fourth of July.
(b) Halloween.
(c) Easter.
(d) Christmas.

10. It is said that ______ had subtler methods.
(a) Satan.
(b) God.
(c) The king.
(d) The Pope.

11. What was the name given to the people who believed in the basis and origin of the Christian religion?
(a) Pilgrims.
(b) Catholics.
(c) Charismatics.
(d) Puritans.

12. What was the name given to the outspoken men of faith?
(a) Heathens.
(b) Charlatans.
(c) Prophets.
(d) Professors.

13. Who accompanied the high ranking native?
(a) Samoset.
(b) Pocahontas.
(c) Squanto.
(d) Sacagawea.

14. In 1607-1608 the newly formed group arranged for passage to which city?
(a) Rome.
(b) Philadelphia.
(c) Amsterdam.
(d) Madrid.

15. Bradford quotes which famous philosopher?
(a) Aristotle.
(b) Homer.
(c) Plato.
(d) Socrates.