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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3, Chapter 16.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In the 18th century, what did the golden age of Roman literature speak about?
(a) Moral and ethical issues.
(b) Religious and emotional decisions.
(c) Scientific and historic discoveries.
(d) Political and social ideals.

2. What characteristic separated patricians from plebeians?
(a) Education.
(b) Income.
(c) Physical labor.
(d) Birth status.

3. In colonial America, what was done with a political effigy?
(a) It was pubically beaten.
(b) It was buried.
(c) It was burned.
(d) It was hanged.

4. How did John Locke view a child's mind?
(a) As foolish until educated.
(b) As a blank slate.
(c) As moldable as clay.
(d) As useless and unformed.

5. Who believed progress and social harmony would result from the enlightened conclusion of the new American society?
(a) Jeremy Belknap.
(b) John Quincy Adams.
(c) James Allen.
(d) Robert Munsford.

Short Answer Questions

1. In colonial America, what were the aristocracy allowed to engage in that they weren't allowed in Britain?

2. Who resigned from Congress in 1778 because he did not feel he could be a good Congressman because of necessity he was also compelled to practice law?

3. When meeting someone new in colonial America, what was required for confidence in dealing with that person?

4. Who vigorously denounced the Stamp Act riots in 1765?

5. What were the religious upheavals in the colonies eventually called?

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