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1 HOMEWORK PGS DUE THURSDAY, 9/1

2 1. What were 2 things that were discussed at town meetings in the New England colonies?
2. A governor could only be selected by which 2 people? 3. Examine the picture on pg. 39, how would you describe the attitude the artist portrays of the townspeople?

3 4. What happened in the 1700’s that lead to the decline in attendance at church?
5. During the 1730’s and 1740’s a new movement swept through the colonies called the__________? 6. Why did Christians believe the Great Awakening happened?

4 Pgs 38-41 7. What impact did the Great Awakening have on the way colonists viewed government? 8. What was John Peter Zenger arrested for? 9. What important right came out of the Zenger trial?

5 10. What does the Greek word Dem & Crat mean together?

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