1.which dangerous idea(s) eventually got roger williams cast out of salem?
a. rightful owners of american land was the native americans.
b. europeans should learn native american language
c. europeans should not try to convert native americans to christianity

2.which of the following did quakers accept?
a. the importance of paying taxes to the church of england.
c. religious pluralism
d. extravagant and ornate churches of their own

3.which of the following would be a correct prediction about the impact that the french and indian war would have on the american revolution?
a. the colonists were grateful to the king for waging the french and indian war so they decided not to rebel.
b. the king expected the colonists to finance the french and indian war which upset the colonists.
c. the king was so thrilled that the british defeated the french that he invited colonists to settle west of the appalachians.

4.in 1773, before the boston tea party, which of the following statements would best describe the views of most american colonists?
a. most colonists were loyalists who considered themselves englishmen.
b. most colonists were patriots who wanted independence immediately.
c. most colonists were tories who wanted the british to leave.

5.political parties were not mentioned in the u. s. constitution. why not?
a. the framers of the constitution assumed that parties would develop and opposed any restrictions on their formation.
b. the framers of the constitution did not anticipate that parties would form.
c. george washington, who was serving as first president of the united states opposed political parties in principle

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