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39 Cards in this Set
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True/False:
Because they produced an abundance of grain, the SOUTHERN colonies were known as the "bread colonies" |
middle
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True/False:
The title of JOHN WESLEY'S most famous sermon was "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God". |
Jonathan Edwards's
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True/False:
Sparsely populated land on the edge of a settlement was called the FRONTIER. |
True
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True/False:
The great revival of the 1700s was called the Great Awakening in BRITAIN. |
America
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True/False:
When GEORGE III became king of England in 1760, he determined to bring the colonists into subjection. |
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True/False:
The French and Indian War was called the FIVE YEARS' WAR in other parts of the world. |
Seven Years' War
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True/False:
The NEW ENGLAND colonies were poorly suited for agriculture due to long winters, a short growing season, and rocky terrain. |
True
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True/False:
The idea that the colonies should supply English factories with raw materials and then buy the goods they produced was called FREE ENTERPRISE. |
mercantilism
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a renowned Boston silversmith
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Paul Revere
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encouraged founding of public libraries
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Benjamin Franklin
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conducted singing schools
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William Billings
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astronomer who built an all-wood clock
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Benjamin Banneker
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helped to introduce the smallpox vaccine
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Cotton Mather
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taxed legal documents
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Stamp Act
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made it legal to force colonists to supply housing for British soldiers
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Quartering Act
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made all previous land grants null and void
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Proclamation of 1763
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said the colonies were "subordinate" to England
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Declaratory Act
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barred settlements in all lands west of the Appalachians
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Proclamation of 1763
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What period comprised the colonial era?
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founding of Jamestown in 1607 to the outbreak of the American War for Independence in 1775
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What religious group wrote the first classical music to be composed in America?
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Moravians
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What was a hornbook?
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a board with printed Scripture and the alphabet
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Which of the following was not founded by a religious denomination?
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College of William and Mary
Philadelphia Academy* Columbia University Rutgers University |
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What Englishman was a leader in America's Great Awakening?
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George Whitefield
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What did the French rename the English fort they captured at the beginning of the French and Indian War?
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Fort Duquesne
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What general led the British troops in the French and Indian War?
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General Braddock
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What does it mean to fight "like an Indian"?
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using rocks and trees for cover during a fight
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What happened on the Plains of Abraham in the final battle of the French and Indian War?
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The British met the French and defeated them.
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Who organized the Methodist denomination in England?
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John Wesley
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Who preached to crowds of up to 20,000 people?
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George Whitefield
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Who was the best-known missionary to the Indians?
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David Brainerd
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Who was colonial America's foremost theologian?
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Jonathan Edwards
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What natural pass in the Appalachian Mountains allowed settlers to travel west?
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Cumberland Gap
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What was the most widely used textbook in colonial America?
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New England Primer
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What was the term for boys who were placed under a craftsman to learn a trade?
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apprentices
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What was the name of Ben Franklin's famous publication containing meteorological and astronomical information, proverbs, sound advice, and good humor?
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Poor Richard's Almanac
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What title was given to the chief executive officer of a colony?
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governor
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What was the name of the local militia unit led by George Washington?
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Virginia Rangers
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What war helped prepare the colonists for the War for Independence by uniting them in defense of their homes and families?
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French and Indian War
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What type of craftsman shod horses and forged tools, farm implements, and wagon parts?
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blacksmith
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