.
To flee religious persecution, economic stresses and war
English restrictions on wool
Turmoil with Indians and Quaker policy towards Indians
To flee religious persecution, economic stresses and war
English restrictions on wool
To get freedom
True
False
Because the west provided more crops and population was beginning to decrease
Because of religious persecution
Because they began to run out of land
True
False
Clergymen
Physician
Lawyers
80
25
90
The West Coast Americans sent corn over to China who in exchange gave silk and the silk was transported to Russia for cotton and the cotton comes back to the West Coast
New England sends rum to Africa in return for slaves Slave are taken to the Caribbean in exchange for molasses and molasses are transported back to New England
The New England sends raw materials to the west coast of africa, who bring slaves, slaves are transported to the West Indies, and the west indies gives sugar cane for new england
True
False
To get more molasses from the west indies
To stop colonial trade with the west indies
To avoid smuggling
The Sailing act(travel was taken always on sea)
The invention of wagons
Taverns that provided shelter and entertainment
A nursing home for the soldiers
Political venues
Entertainment for government officials
True
False
Anglican church and Congressional Church
Orthodox church and Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church and Methodist Church
True
False
New England w/o RI
The middle colonies
The south(GA, SC, NC, VA,MD,NY)
Jonathan Edwards
George Whitefield
Jacobus Amrinius
Doctrines of the Puritan Church
Divorcing your spouse
Dependence on God
George Whitefield, England
Jacobus Amirnius, Netherlands
Jonathan Edwards, Massachusetts
"Fire and Brimstone in God's wrath"
"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
"God's irrational revenge"
How God will react you disobey him
The idea of individual freedom
Human helplessness and divine omnipotence
The orthodox clergy who were skeptical about the Great Awakening preachings
The Great Awakening evangelists who revitalized religion
The people before the Reformation who were very conservative
The orthodox clergy who were skeptical about the Great Awakening preachings
The Great Awakening evangelists who revitalized religion
The people before the Reformation who were very conservative
Princeton
Harvard
Rowan
Rutgers
Brown
Boston
Religious purposes
So the children could get highly waged occupations
They believed it was a significant part of life
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