Test Bank for A People and a Nation: A History of the United States 9th Edition by Mary Beth Norton

What is This Product?

The Test Bank for A People and a Nation: A History of the United States, 9th Edition by Mary Beth Norton, offers a complete set of questions and answers to enhance learning and exam preparation. This resource focuses on key themes from Chapter 3, “North America in the Atlantic World, 1650-1720,” and other significant periods in U.S. history.

Key Topics Include:

• The English Civil War and its impact on the colonies.
• The establishment of the Restoration Colonies and their political structures.
• Key figures like William Penn and James, Duke of York, and their roles in shaping early America.
• The Iroquois Confederacy’s influence on colonial relations.
• Witchcraft accusations and trials in New England (1650-1690).
• The “Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina” and its significance.

Sample Questions Explore:

• What was the historical significance of the Restoration Colonies?
• How did the Duke’s Laws shape colonial governance?
• What were the political and cultural consequences of the New England witchcraft trials?

This test bank is a valuable tool for educators creating assessments and for students seeking a deeper understanding of early American history. Available for instant download, it offers quick and reliable access to high-quality academic content.