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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10: Seventeenth Century Nihilism.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Winthrop and his fellow Puritans published a statement maintaining their love for the Church of England and insisting that they were not separatists, which they issued from their ship on what date?
(a) April 29, 1618
(b) April 7, 1630
(c) July 28, 1629
(d) March 27, 1625
2. When did William and Anne Hutchinson first arrive in Boston?
(a) February 2, 1626
(b) September 18, 1634
(c) May 15, 1629
(d) July 28, 1629
3. What minister that lived near Groton Manor and accompanied Winthrop to New England was so obsessed with the need for avoiding separatism that “he declared not only the churches of England but also those of Rome to be true churches”?
(a) Roger Williams
(b) Nicholas Knopp
(c) George Phillips
(d) Nathaniel Ward
4. What was Anne Hutchinson’s maiden name?
(a) Anne Endecott
(b) Anne Marbury
(c) Anne Cradock
(d) Anne Blackstone
5. After Winthrop moved the colony headquarters to Charlestown, he summoned the assistants for their first meeting on what date?
(a) February 2, 1626
(b) August 23, 1630
(c) October 19, 1630
(d) May 15, 1629
Short Answer Questions
1. On what date did the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Company select John Winthrop as the governor of the new colony?
2. On what date did John Winthrop ride to Cambridge, “where he with eleven other leading Puritans signed an agreement to be ready by the following March to embark for New England”?
3. Anne Hutchinson is said to have gained a wide acquaintance in Boston by serving as what, according to the author in Chapter 10: “Seventeenth-Century Nihilism”?
4. On what date did John Winthrop summon at Charlestown the first meeting labeled in the records as a General Court?
5. What minister is quoted in the book as having said of his apprehension of leaving England, “The Lord made me feare my affliction came in part for running too far in a way of separation from the mixt Assemblies in England: tho I blesse God I have ever beleeved that there are true churches in many parishes in England where the Lord sets up able men and ministers of his gospell; and I have abhorred to refuse to heare any able minister in England”?
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