1. Take out your CaSE p.60 Leave it out, as we will go over the answers

2. #1 – What element, common in the sermons of the Great Awakening, may have opened the minds to ideals of independence and equality?

3. #1 – What element, common in the sermons of the Great Awakening, may have opened the minds to ideals of independence and equality? C – topics addressing moral deeds

4. #2 – Why might the church revival movement of the 1730s and 1740s be referred to as the Great Awakening?

5. #2 – Why might the church revival movement of the 1730s and 1740s be referred to as the Great Awakening? C – Before this movement, Americans had little interest in religion

6. #3 – Which of the following was one effect of the Great Awakening?

7. #3 – Which of the following was one effect of the Great Awakening? A – Colonial church membership grew and became more diverse C – Schools

8. #4 – Historians agree that the Great Awakening influences America’s fight for independence by

9. #4 – Historians agree that the Great Awakening influences America’s fight for independence by A – Challenging people to make moral choices and to act on them

10. #5 – When did the Great Awakening occur in relation to the War of Independence?

11. #5 – When did the Great Awakening occur in relation to the War of Independence? C – A few decades prior to the war

12. #6 – How did the Great Awakening affect women, Native Americans, and blacks?

13. #6 – How did the Great Awakening affect women, Native Americans, and blacks? C - Some churches allowed women and non-whites to attend.

14. Time for THRASHKETBALL!

15. Have out your: *Colonial Map *CaSE p.60 *f-i-t-b notes

16. Thrashketball Review Game

17. New ideas and beliefs were stirred up during the _____ ________ – influencing the eventual American Revolution.

18. New ideas and beliefs were stirred up during the _Great_ _Awakening_ – influencing the eventual American Revolution.

19. Name 2 New England Colonies.

20. Answers coming later…

21. What was the main economic activity in the Southern colonies?

22. What was the main economic activity in the Southern colonies? Agriculture

23. Name 2 Southern Colonies.

24. Answers coming later…

25. This was the route taken between Africa, the colonies, and the Caribbean.

26. This was the route taken between Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Triangular Trade

27. What caused a rigid social class system in the Southern colonies?

28. What caused a rigid social class system in the Southern colonies? Slavery

29. Thanks to the _____ ________, the British colonists had greater religious enthusiasm and political independence.

30. Thanks to the _Great_ _Awakening_, the British colonists had greater religious enthusiasm and political independence.

31. Name 2 Middle Colonies.

32. Answers coming later…

33. New England, Middle, Southern – what is considered the 4 th colonial region?

34. Backcountry

35. Name 1 thing traded from America as part of the Triangular Trade.

36. Name 1 thing traded from colonial America as part of the Triangular Trade. iron, rum

37. List 2 reasons why Africans were desirable as slaves.

38. List 2 reasons why Africans were desirable as slaves. Resistant to disease, no escape connections, they knew how to farm

39. This was the segment of the Triangular Trade that brought Africans to the colonies.

40. Middle Passage

41. Name the northernmost Southern colony.

42. Name the northernmost Southern colony. Maryland

43. Name 1 other Middle colony not already mentioned.

44. Name 1 other Middle colony not already mentioned. New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware

45. Name the northernmost New England colony.

46. Name the northernmost New England colony. New Hampshire

47. Who held most of the political and economic power in the South?

48. The planter class (owners of slaves & large plantations)

49. This religious revival swept through the colonies decades prior to the American Revolution.

50. The Great Awakening

51. These colonies had the longest growing season.

52. Southern

53. Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts – which was not an English colony?

54. Maine

55. New Netherlands and New Amsterdam – its capital – became known as this when the English took over.

56. New York

57. John Locke said people agreed to be governed in return for the protection of their _________ rights.

58. John Locke said people agreed to be governed in return for the protection of their _natural_ rights.

59. John Locke believed natural rights included ______, _________ and the pursuit of __________.

60. John Locke believed natural rights included _life_, _liberty___ and the pursuit of __property__.