Correct. The answer is c. Although this document includes testimony about the events at the Acoma pueblo from the Acoma Indians themselves, the Indians’ testimony has been filtered through numerous Spanish officials, including a translator, the person who recorded the proceedings, and the officials who authored the report. Because Spanish officials selected the testimony to include in the report, there is no way for the historian to know how accurately the perspective of the Acoma Indians is represented here.

Incorrect. The answer is c. Although this document includes testimony about the events at the Acoma pueblo from the Acoma Indians themselves, the Indians’ testimony has been filtered through numerous Spanish officials, including a translator, the person who recorded the proceedings, and the officials who authored the report. Because Spanish officials selected the testimony to include in the report, there is no way for the historian to know how accurately the perspective of the Acoma Indians is represented here.

Correct. The answer is b. Winthrop argued that, by creating a colony in America, the Puritans would be very visible to those in England, many of whom expected them to fail. He made the case that, if they failed, their opponents would surely notice, insist that their religious positions had been wrong, and shame those who had supported them.

Incorrect. The answer is b. Winthrop argued that, by creating a colony in America, the Puritans would be very visible to those in England, many of whom expected them to fail. He made the case that, if they failed, their opponents would surely notice, insist that their religious positions had been wrong, and shame those who had supported them.

Correct. The answer is c. The trial shows that the Massachusetts Bay Puritans took Anne Hutchinson’s religious views and practices seriously and that, when she threatened to disrupt community harmony, they tried her and punished her with banishment.

Incorrect. The answer is c. The trial shows that the Massachusetts Bay Puritans took Anne Hutchinson’s religious views and practices seriously and that, when she threatened to disrupt community harmony, they tried her and punished her with banishment.

Correct. The answer is a. The passage of the Maryland Act of Religious Toleration was most likely spurred by the civil war taking place in England. The war, a response to English Puritans’ demands for religious reform and parliamentary power, led to years of religious, political, and military conflict in the British Empire.

Incorrect. The answer is a. The passage of the Maryland Act of Religious Toleration was most likely spurred by the civil war taking place in England. The war, a response to English Puritans’ demands for religious reform and parliamentary power, led to years of religious, political, and military conflict in the British Empire.

Correct. The answer is d. Edmund White wrote to Morton, whose colony was struggling, to convince him that it would be best to employ slave laborers rather than white servants. He gave Morton information about the best and cheapest ways to obtain slaves and advice about how to treat such slaves once he had bought them.

Incorrect. The answer is d. Edmund White wrote to Morton, whose colony was struggling, to convince him that it would be best to employ slave laborers rather than white servants. He gave Morton information about the best and cheapest ways to obtain slaves and advice about how to treat such slaves once he had bought them.

Correct. The answer is b. Cellot’s letter emphasizes the long struggle of French priests to convert the Iroquois. However, his main purpose was to report that the Iroquois were increasingly open to the missionaries and to convey his enthusiasm about continuing cooperation between the two groups.

Incorrect. The answer is b. Cellot’s letter emphasizes the long struggle of French priests to convert the Iroquois. However, his main purpose was to report that the Iroquois were increasingly open to the missionaries and to convey his enthusiasm about continuing cooperation between the two groups.

Correct. The answer is c. New England’s major challenges stemmed from internal dissent, such as Anne Hutchinson’s challenge to the Puritan status quo and her banishment from the colony. New France’s major challenges in the New World stemmed from external factors, in particular the response of Native Americans to its missionary efforts.

Incorrect. The answer is c. New England’s major challenges stemmed from internal dissent, such as Anne Hutchinson’s challenge to the Puritan status quo and her banishment from the colony. New France’s major challenges in the New World stemmed from external factors, in particular the response of Native Americans to its missionary efforts.

Correct. The answer is a. The Pueblo at Acoma, colonized by Spain, was part of a tribute colony. When the Indians resisted the Spaniards with violence, they did so in response to demands for their material resources. South Carolina was a plantation colony modeled after those in the West Indies. It was founded to grow profitable crops for export to England.

Incorrect. The answer is a. The Pueblo at Acoma, colonized by Spain, was part of a tribute colony. When the Indians resisted the Spaniards with violence, they did so in response to demands for their material resources. South Carolina was a plantation colony modeled after those in the West Indies. It was founded to grow profitable crops for export to England.