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Ch 4 Map Quiz
HISTORY
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what was the largest colony in the Spanish Expansion | New Mexico |
| what population was growing in the Spanish Expansion | Mestizo |
| what did the Spanish rely on in the Spanish Expansion | wealth |
| what was the largest French settlement | Illinois |
| what was the famous saying during the French Expansion | "whoever controls Mississippi River, controls trade" |
| who did not voluntary come to the colonies | the Africans |
| who did voluntary come to the colonies | everyone but the Africans |
| which group had the most voluntary people come to the colonies | the Scots and the Irish |
| who was one of the leaders of the enlightenment | Benjamin Franklin |
| who wrote Poor Richard's Almanack and in what year | Benjamin Franklin in 1733 |
| what was the significance of the John Peter Zenger trial | it protects freedom of press |
| what region was the Great Awakening located in | New England region |
| what was John Edwards speech called | "sinners in the hands of an angry God" |
| what was John Edwards belief about gaining salvation | "you can only gain salvation by admitting your sins" |
| who was George Whitefield | an English minister |
| what did George Whitefield spark in the colonies | the Great Awakening |
| what was George Whitefield's belief about salvation | to repent your sins and say "are you saved" |
| who were the four important Enlightenment Thinkers | Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Montesquieu, and Hohn-Jacques Rousseau |
| what did Thomas Hobbes write | Leviathan |
| what did John Locke write | on civil government |
| what did Montesquieu write | The spirit of the laws |
| what did Rousseau write | The Social Contract |
| what was John Locke's belief | people should have natural rights |
| what are natural rights | right to life, liberty, and property |
| what is the government supposed to do according to John Locke | protect natural rights |
| if the government did not do what they were supposed to do, what could happen to them according to John Locke | they can be overthrown by the people |
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