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AP Success - AP US History: Revolutionary Rhetoric of Thomas Paine

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Lack of access to European markets for American corn

  • Involvement in European wars and quarrels

  • Economic dependence on British trade policies

  • Inability to establish independent diplomatic relations

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • The potential for forming a stronger military alliance with France

  • The absence of any advantages from the connection with Great Britain

  • The cultural similarities between Americans and Europeans

  • The benefits of maintaining traditional ties with the British monarchy

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • An economic treatise on the principles of free market capitalism

  • A loyalist tract defending the British government's policies

  • A diplomatic plea for improved trade relations with Europe

  • Patriotic propaganda advocating for American independence

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • Form no partial connection with any part of Europe

  • Maintain exclusive trading rights with Great Britain for security

  • Seek alliances only with nations hostile to Great Britain

  • Rely on Great Britain to negotiate trade agreements on their behalf

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • British legal traditions and the Magna Carta

  • Economic self-interest of the American colonies

  • Universal rights and the common good

  • Colonial loyalty to the British Empire

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