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Chapter 1 Quiz: Before & During European Invasion

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  1. 1In Pueblo ideology, which factors contributed to relatively egalitarian relationships between the sexes?
    1. AWomen's influence in political and diplomatic matters
    2. BWomen's sexual power and their role in food production
    3. CWomen's dominance over trade and warfare
    4. DWomen's performance of hard physical labor and control of land
  2. 2Compared to the intra-African slave trade that preceded it, the transatlantic slave trade was more
    1. Ahumane because African captives were treated well since they were so valuable.
    2. Bfocused on buying and selling female slaves than male slaves.
    3. Cclosely regulated by European governments for compliance with fair trading practices.
    4. Dbrutal and more deadly, as African slaves shipped to the Americas were often worked to death.
  3. 3How did Europeans' impact on Native Americans affect their relations with Africans in the sixteenth century?
    1. AThe success of the effort to convert Native Americans in large numbers prompted them to attempt the same thing in Africa.
    2. BThe near eradication of Native populations from European disease contributed to the decision to import African slaves to work on sugar plantations in the Americas.
    3. CAfter dealing with indigenous people's hostility, the Spanish and Portuguese believed Africans would be tractable and easier to manage.
    4. DEuropeans learned that converting Indians was too difficult, so they imported West Africans who were already Catholic.
  4. 4What role did women traditionally play in West African society before extensive contact with Europeans?
    1. AThey were often responsible for cultivating major foodstuffs and textiles, and often participated in trade.
    2. BThey led secluded lives and were subject to male spouses' regulation through polygamous practices.
    3. CThey were confined to household and domestic duties and were seldom seen outside the home.
    4. DThey mainly participated outside the home in spiritual rituals and practices.
  5. 5The sexual division of labor in Iroquois tribes
    1. Amade women politically inferior to the men of the tribe.
    2. Bwas similar to that in European society.
    3. Cmeant that women were dominant in the village.
    4. Dleft women to hunt and conduct trade while the men worked in the fields.
  6. 6What type of political power did Native American women hold in most tribes?
    1. ABecause male chiefs had all of the power, women had little say in tribal matters.
    2. BWomen held economic power but had no say in political matters, such as trade and warfare.
    3. CWomen, particularly older women, were allowed to voice their opinions and participate in decision making.
    4. DMost Native women had no power, with the exception of the Pueblos whose sachems were often female.
  7. 7How were colonial French marriages to Native Americans in colonial times different from Spanish interactions with Native American women?
    1. AThe Spanish married only white women and preferred to maintain Native American women as their concubines.
    2. BFrench men integrated themselves into Native American culture, while Spanish men forced their Native wives to integrate into European culture.
    3. CThe French demanded that their Native American wives convert to Catholicism, while the Spanish allowed them to retain Native religions.
    4. DSpanish men used their relations with Native women to achieve alliances, while the French marriages angered tribal leaders and led to warfare.
  8. 8The English at Jamestown felt that Native women's labor in the fields made them
    1. Aespecially valuable as wives because they could help the colony survive.
    2. Ban excellent example for English women, who were soon made to grow food.
    3. Cdrudges, showing that their Native husbands were lazy and uncivilized.
    4. Duseful slaves who would help the English make a profit growing tobacco.
  9. 9How did Europeans view and treat African women differently than Native American women?
    1. AThey accepted African women serving as political leaders of their tribes.
    2. BThey approved of African women hunting with their husbands.
    3. CThey were not interested in civilizing African women through marriage.
    4. DThey considered the attire of African women appropriate and modest.
  10. 10How did African slavery change in North America during the eighteenth century?
    1. ASlavery became more controversial as Puritan colonists began to question the morality of owning another human being.
    2. BMore men arrived in North America to work in the sugar, tobacco, and rice fields, creating severe gender imbalances.
    3. CEnglish colonists became increasingly dependent on the continual importation of slaves because so many slaves died within the first three years of captivity.
    4. DThe slave population became self-reproducing, with more people who were born into slavery in North America than were imported from Africa.

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