1. To what extent did the three regions of colonial America develop separate
    societies in the years prior to the American Revolution?

2. To what extent was American colonial society in the 18th century different
    from American colonial society in the 17th century?

3. Religion was the most important factor in the development of 17th century
    colonial America.  Assess the validity of this question.

4. Geography was the primary factor for the differences in character between the
    northern and southern colonies during the 17th century.  Assess the validity of
    this statement.

5. The character of each of the three major regions in colonial America was
    primarily due to economic reasons. Assess the validity of this statement.

6. There were two Souths: the Chesapeake society and the Carolinas. Assess the
    validity of this statement.

7. The Puritans were largely successful in realizing their ideal of a “City upon a
    Hill.”  Assess the validity of this statement.

8. The origins of slavery in America was based on social reasons rather than
    economic reasons. Assess the validity of this statement.

9. Americans during the 17th century experienced a great deal of social mobility.
    Assess the validity of this statement.

10. Analyze the influence of Puritanism in 17th and 18th century America