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35 Cards in this Set
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Roger Williams |
founder of Rhode island |
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William Penn |
Quaker, colonial proprietor |
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William Bradford |
Plymouth governor |
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George Whitefield |
Anglican evangelist, grew huge crowds |
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King Philip |
Wampanoag Indian ruler |
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Sir Edmund Andros |
Dominion of New England, governor |
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William and Mary |
came to power under the Glorious Revolution |
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Jonathan Edwards |
American revival pastor/scholar |
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Nathaniel Bacon |
led a rebellion in Virginia |
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James Oglethorpe |
founder and defender of Georgia |
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most farms were subsistence |
New England |
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indentured servants could not meet the demand for labor |
Southern |
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had colonial assemblies |
All |
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originally organized as royal colonies |
None |
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the largest port city by the time of the Revolution |
Middle |
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area that was the birth place of American tolerance |
Middle |
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class stratification was strict with plantation owners at the top |
Southern |
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settled by groups who formed close knit religious towns |
New England |
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corporate colonies in 1770 |
None |
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the Anglican church was the established church |
Southern |
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fishing, whaling, and ship building were important industries |
New England |
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most people lived on separate, self- supporting estates |
Southern |
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called the Bread Colonies |
Middle |
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led the colonies in establishing public education |
New England |
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Quaker colonies located |
Middle |
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The three parts of most colonial governments: |
governor, council, and assembly |
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The revival in America in the 1730s and 40s: |
Great Awakening |
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The three types of charters issued for new colonies in America: |
corporate, proprietary, and self-governing |
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Two largest denominations in the colonies in the 1770s: |
Congregationalists, Anglican |
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The organization formed by the proper Puritan colonies for mutual protection and co-operation in the 1640s: |
New England Confederation |
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One major difference between England and America was who owned land. |
True |
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Colonial governors were paid by the king. |
false |
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Deism was a denomination that came out of the revival in 1730 colonial America |
false |
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The Glorious Revolution had no effect on the colonies |
false |
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Craftsmen could get good wages in the colonies. |
true |
