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The Thirteen Colonies

TermDefinition
heresy belief contrary to Scripture
journeyman person who has finished an apprenticeship, is skilled, but still working to become a master in that trade
meetinghouse building in colonial times used for town meetings and religious services
pamphlet short paper on a single subject
separation of church and state belief that the government should not meddle in church matters
effects of the Great Awakening greater emphasis on evangelism, new colleges, greater awareness of freedom
William Penn started a colony where people of any religion could be free to worship as they chose
House of Burgesses first representative government in America
responsibilities of the justice of the peace settled problems, held trials, collected taxes
proprietary colony had king’s permission to choose its own governor
representative government government where people elect their lawmakers
Jonathan Edwards pater who led more than three hundred people to Christ during the Great Wakening
Benjamin Franklin person who opened the first public library in America
Thomas Hooker founded Hartford, which joined with two other towns to become Connecticut
royal colonies King of England had direct control over colony
George Whitefield evangelist who preached with a powerful voice in the colonies during the Great Awakening
middle class name of social class that worked as tradesmen, farmers, shopkeepers, and ship captains, owned some land and had a few servants or slaves
lower class social class that depended on their masters for their daily needs and was made up of servants and slaves
New England colonies New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut
middle colonies New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware
southern colonies Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina
Find on map Connecticut, New York, Virginia, South Carolina practice on map on page 47
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