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Main leaders of the Great Awakening. A a Who are Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield?
Religious belief that changed during the Great Awakening. A 200 What is all people are equal under God?
Major effects of the Great Awakening. A 300 What is if all equal under God then should have political equality and colonies with less freedom in government introduced to the idea of self- government?
Main ideas encouraged by the Great Awakening. A 400 What is liberty, equality, and resistance to authority?
Way in which the Great Awakening is similar to the Enlightenment. A 500 What is both raised ideas of political equality?
Idea that most Enlightenment thinkers believed in. B b Who is the social contract?
Thinker that believed we were all born equal but civilization makes us slaves. B 200 Who is Jean Jacques Rousseau?
Six major thinkers of the Enlightenment. B 300 Who are Beccaria, Voltaire, Locke, Hobbes, Rousseau, and Montesquieu?
Two colonial leaders most influenced by the Enlightenment thinkers. B 400 Who are Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin?
Thinker that first developed the social contract theory. B 500 Who is Thomas Hobbes?
Geography features that New England Colonies share. C c What are harsh winters, and rocky land?
Importance of the government set up in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. C 200 What is the start of democracy in America?
Made Southern Colonies unique. C 300 What are plantations?
Major industries that helped New England to prosper. C 400 What are trade, fishing, shipbuilding and skilled craftspeople?
Ways in which religion and government affected each other. C 500 What is government leaders are church members, ministers had great authority, government leaders outlawed certain religious views and government leaders punished dissenters?
Founder of New Netherlands. D d Who is Peter Minuit?
Reason for French settlement in North America. D 200 What is the fur trade?
Difference between French and English treatment of Native Americans. D 300 What is French made natives trading partners and did not take native land?
Indian leader who allied with the French to attack British forts in the Great Lakes area. D 400 Who is Pontiac?
D 500 Main result of the French and Indian War. What is France is no longer major power in North America?
Trading alliance set up between Native Americans and Colonists. E e What is the Powhatan Confederacy?
Required colonists to only trade with England. E 200 What are the Navigation Acts?
Major push and pull factors for leaving Europe and heading to the Americas. E 300 What are push: economic: hunger, homelessness, poverty, lack of opportunity, religious intolerance; pull: land of opportunity, land of abundance (plentiful food)?
Led to the decline of the Spanish Empire. E 400 What is the defeat of the Spanish Armada, inflation and challenge to power overseas?
Economic changes that occurred during the 1200’s and 1300’s. E 500 What are money becomes key to status and power, start of capital system and joint-stock companies?
British name for the “Intolerable’ Acts. F f What are the coercive acts?
Required colonists to house and provide support for British Troops. F 200 What is the quartering act?
Put an indirect tax on imported items to try and trick colonists into paying taxes. F 300 What are the Townshend Acts?
Announced that land won during the French and Indian War would be reserved for Native Americans. F 400 What is the Proclamation of 1763?
Results of the Boston Tea Party. F 500 What are the closing of Boston Harbor, Charter cancelled, and governor approval required for legislature?
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Major factors that influenced Colonial Governments. Click on screen to continue finalquestion What are the Magna Carta, the English Bill of Rights, the Great Awakening, and the Enlightenment?
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