1 .		In the seventeenth century, Virginia and Maryland quickly developed stable societies especially healthy for families and child rearing.    True  False
2 .		The "Great Migration" sent few, if any, immigrants to Massachusetts Bay Colony.    True  False
3 .		The Puritans' form of church government, known as Congregationalism, let each congregation be independent of outside interference.    True  False
4 .		The town meeting was the center of local government in New England.    True  False
5 .		Roger Williams was exiled from Massachusetts Bay because he was a radical supporter of John Winthrop.    True  False
6 .		Anne Hutchinson was an outspoken critic of Massachusetts Bay's religious orthodoxy.    True  False
7 .		Although settled by exiles, Rhode Island was no better at tolerating heretics than Massachusetts Bay.    True  False
8 .		New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania had very homogeneous populations.    True  False
9 .		In ruling New York, James, Duke of York, effectively used a popularly elected representative assembly.    True  False
10 .		The Quaker religion rejected the doctrines of original sin and predestination.    True  False