Question

1. what does the glorious revolution show? (1 point) a) a formation of colonial identity b) divide between the frontier farmers and east - coast elites c) changing regional powers in colonial new england d) questioning who ought to rule and how 2. the spanish crushed the 1680 pueblo revolt. (1 point) a) true b) false 3. the first great awakening... (1 point) a) was a series of religious revivals in the british empire b) was a rejection of religion in the british empire c) had many leaders calling for the end of slavery d) was a series of religious revivals that sought to strengthen the power of established churches in the british empire

Explanation:

1. The Glorious Revolution led to the formation of a constitutional monarchy in England and contributed to the development of a more unified colonial - English identity in some ways, so the answer is related to the formation of colonial identity.
2. The Spanish did not crush the 1680 Pueblo Revolt. The Pueblo Revolt was a successful uprising by the Pueblo people against Spanish colonial rule in New Mexico. So the statement is false.
3. The First Great Awakening was a series of religious revivals in the British Empire, which had a significant impact on religious and social life.

Answer:

1. A. formation of colonial identity
2. B. false
3. A. was a series of religious revivals in the British Empire