As We Try to Relive Lonely Experiences from Early Childhood

question 24

Multiple Choice

As we try to relive lonely experiences from early childhood, we should remember that  

• A)children live in a logical, well-ordered world and our memories are certain to be accurate. 
• B)our childhood fears were greatly exaggerated so we are unlikely to carry them over into adulthood. 
• C)strategies we adopted as children may remain with us in adulthood, even if they are no longer appropriate. 
• D)strategies we learn as children are easy to replace when we no longer need them.

Recognize the political and religious motivations for early English colonization efforts.

Understand the effect of socio-economic changes in England, such as the enclosure movement, on colonization.

Grasp the dual nature of freedom and lack of freedom in seventeenth-century America.

Identify the various incentives and systems (e.g., the headright system) used to encourage English settlement in America.

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