AP European History Practice Test 1, Section I, Part A (^) ‹ 221
- According to the passage, one may infer that the
authors of the passage recently fought in which
of the following?
A. The Seven Years’ War
B. The American War for Independence
C. The English Civil War
D. The Battle of Agincourt - What were the officers fighting for?
A. They were fighting for religious freedom.
B. They were defending the monarchy in the
English Civil War.
C. They were fighting to establish a republic.
D. They were fighting for independence from
England.
42. According to the authors, what was the end goal
of the war?
A. To form a ruling body of England
. B To establish equality under the law in
England
C. An end to hostilities
D. Abolition of slavery
Questions 40–42 refer to the following passage:
Having by our late labours and hazards made it appear to the world how high a rate we value our freedom, and God
having so far owned our cause, as to deliver the enemies thereof into our hands: We do now hold ourselves bound
in mutual duty to each other, to take the best care we can for the future, to avoid both the danger of returning into
a slavish condition, and the chargeable remedy of another war.... In order whereunto we declare:- That matters of Religion, and the ways of God’s worship are not at all entrusted by us to any human power...
- That the matter of [compelling] and constraining any of us to serve in the wars is against our freedom...
- That in all laws made, or to be made, every person may be bound alike....
Leveller Army Officers, An Agreement of the People, 1647
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