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Did early colonists believe in the supernatural works of God?
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Even after American colleges were founded, where did some colnists send their sons to school?
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Did early colonists believe in the supernatural works of God? Yes, MANY did
Even after American colleges were founded, where did some colnists send their sons to school? Europe
Who was leading a colony in the provision of education for its children? Massachussetts
Who preached "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" Jonathon Edwards
Did other colonial workers work just as hard as the slaves? Yes
Were the colnists concerned with strict social classes? Yes
Who played a strong role in the ideal colonial family? The father
Did colonial women have the same legal rights as men? NO
Was Maryland the most tolerant colony toward other religions? NO
What had a GREAT effect on intellectuals? The Unitarian movement
Members of a religion especially strong among some American intellectuals Unitarians
People often treated as pagans by Protestant colonists Jews
Were supervised by commisaries sent by the Bishop of London Anglicans
German settlers who followed the early reformer John Huss Moravians
French Protestants who settled in some of the colnies Dunkers
Wrote the Blue-Backed Speller Noah Webster
Started a college in a alog cabin William Tenent
Devoted missionary to the Indians David Brainerd
Virginia preacher during the Great Awakening Samuel Davies
Pastor at Northhampton, Massachussetts Jonathon Edwards
What was the denominational name that described New England Puritans? Congregationalists
What movement of the 1700's exalted rational thinking and critical reasoning? The Enlightenment
What agreement in 1662 allowed the unsaved children of Puritans to become church members? The Half-Way Covenant
What 'book' did colonial children use to help them learn the alphabet? Hornbook
Under what system did young men in the colonies learn a trade? Apprenticeship
What were schools that met in the homes of widows of single ladies called? Dame schools
What type of servant came from continental Europe with his family, hoping to find a friend or relative to pay their passage? Redemptioner
What type of people, including the Faneuils and Hancocks, made up the colonial upper class? Aristocrats
What act provided for local education in Massachussetts? Old Deluder Satan Act
What was the first institution of higher learning in the colonies? Harvard
What English preacher spoke to large outdoor crowds during the Great Awakening? George Whitefield
People in colonial America usually learned Greek, Latin and natural philosophy in... Grammar school
Were Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin converted as a result of the Great Awakening? No
What philosophy asserted that God created the universe and then stepped aside to let the laws of nature function without His intervention? Deism
Who often provided education in the southern colonies? Private tutors
Did most middle class own servants? No
In the colnial famile, where did most social activity take place? Inside the home
If their husbands were absent, what did colonial women do Took over their husbands' businesses
Did masters always keep slave families together? No
Why was the Great Awakening needed in the colonies People were uniterested in spiritual things
Why did the Puritan Congregationalists adopt the Half-Way Covenant,and what was the result? Essay, P.60-61
List and describe five of the seven results of the Great Awakening Essay, p.65-67
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