1. What is one way that West Florida differs from East Florida?
(a) The colony is adjacent to France's territory of the trans-Mississippi west.
(b) The colony is adjacent to Spain's territory of the trans-Mississippi west.
(c) The colony is adjacent to Italy's territory of the trans-Mississippi west.
(d) The colony is adjacent to Portugal's territory of the trans-Mississippi west.

2. Who is appointed in the south to create a map?
(a) Gerry De Vane.
(b) Gerard De Brahm.
(c) Samuel Holland.
(d) Seth Hammond.

3. Bailyn compares the Register's totals to notices of ships' arrivals in North America and finds what?
(a) The Register's totals account for probably around two-fifths of the total number of British emigrants.
(b) The Register's totals account for probably around four-fifths of the total number of British emigrants.
(c) The Register's totals account for probably around one-fifth of the total number of British emigrants.
(d) The Register's totals account for probably around three-fifths of the total number of British emigrants.

4. Into where does the population of the colonies spread?
(a) North and south.
(b) Along the Atlantic coast.
(c) To Florida.
(d) The backcountry of the coastal colonies and trans-Appalachian west.

5. What does Bailyn say about the force of attraction to North America?
(a) It is a a necessary evil for British emigrants.
(b) It is attractive to British emigrants.
(c) It is powerful for British emigrants.
(d) It is a waste of time for British emigrants.