The Middle Colonies Ms. Boucher. Life in the Middle Colonies Define the following words: – Diversity – Immigrant – Great Awakening – Religious Toleration.

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The Middle Colonies Ms. Boucher

Life in the Middle Colonies Define the following words: – Diversity – Immigrant – Great Awakening – Religious Toleration – Militia

Philadelphia William Pen chose the name and it means “brotherly love.” People of different backgrounds could live peacefully together. Immigrants moved to Philadelphia. – Why do you think Immigrants moved to Philadelphia?

The Great Awakening

Great Awakening What do you think was the Great Awakening?

Great Awakening Renewed peoples’ interests in religion. Changed the way people practiced their religion.

Ministers George Whitefield Jonathan Edwards

Ministers Talked about people having a direct relationship with God. Gave emotional speeches to people they never met. This led to religious tolerance. Equal participation of all people.

Religion and social life Different types of churches within towns. – Jewish Synagogue – Quaker Meeting House – Presbyterian Church

Quaker Meeting House

Free Time Varied depending where you lived. Philadelphia- dances, plays, concerts, and social clubs. Rural areas- barn raisings.

Benjamin Franklin

Setup the first trained firefighting company. Raised money to help build the cities first hospital. Set up a militia. Founded Pennsylvania's first College and public library. Career: Printer.

Pennsylvania Gazette

Activity Students will be divided into equal groups. Students will write five important facts to hand-in. Each group will be assigned one of the following. – The Great Awakening – Benjamin Franklin – Social life/free time