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AP Success - AP World History: Colonial Grievances by Bolívar

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Colonists were forbidden to grow certain European crops and establish certain types of factories.

  • Colonists were given subsidies to produce more indigo and sugar cane to support Spain's economy.

  • Colonists were encouraged to diversify their agricultural products to compete with European markets.

  • Colonists were required to send all of their manufactured goods to Spain for sale.

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • The growing discontent among colonial populations leading to independence movements.

  • The establishment of new colonial territories by European powers.

  • The expansion of European mercantilist policies in the Americas.

  • The transition from feudalism to capitalism within European societies.

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • Neutral, providing an objective analysis of the colonial economic policies.

  • Indifferent to the economic conditions, focusing instead on political representation.

  • Critical of the limitations imposed on the economic activities of the colonies.

  • Supportive of the Spanish Crown's efforts to modernize the colonial economy.

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • Satisfaction with the wealth generated by the colonial relationship with Spain.

  • Admiration for the Spanish Crown's efficient management of colonial resources.

  • Appreciation for the protection and stability provided by the Spanish Empire.

  • Resentment towards the exploitative nature of colonial economic policies.

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • Ensure that the colonies remained economically dependent on and beneficial to Spain.

  • Encourage the colonies to develop a diverse and competitive industrial sector.

  • Allow the colonies to freely trade with other European powers and stimulate competition.

  • Promote the economic independence and self-sufficiency of the colonies.

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