Puritan And Revolutionary Literature
20 Questions
| Total Attempts: 55
Review for your 11th grade quiz.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Without consulting Americans, King George III and __________________ imposed a series of trade regulations that sharply taxed products.
- 2.Puritan leaders banned ____________________ activities that they thought failed to glorify God.
- 3.For a short time, from about 1735 to 1750, a religious revival called the _______________________________ blazed through New England, drawing thousands of converts.
- 4.___________________________ wrote Poor Richard’s Almanac, which was not political.
- 5.In 1776 the Americans proclaimed their independence in a Declaration of Independence that was written primarily by ___________________________________.
- 6.The man responsible for The Great Awakening was named ___________________________________
- 7.Puritans were persecuted in England for their belief that the Protestant church needed to be ____________________ to become more God-centered.
- 8.While the literature of the Puritans was private and religious, the popular literature of the Revolution was almost purely public and __________________.
- 9.The __________________ trials in Salem in 1692 stemmed from the Puritan fervor to root out the devi
- 10.The fighting in the American Revolution began in April 1775 with the “shot heard round the _________________.”
- 11.Who said, "He who lies with dogs shall rise up with fleas"?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
- 12.Who said, "It would not have deceived a child—but Mary Wolcottwas one of the “afflicted children” and her words and self- biting were as gospel"?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
- 13.Who said, "But when shall we be stronger? Will it be next week or next year?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
- 14.Who said, " What stand we here idle? What is it the gentlemen wish?"
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
- 15.Who said, "The bow of God’s wrath is bent, and the arrow madeready on a string…"?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
- 16.Who said, "Usually, our little superstitious rituals and propitiations don’t hurt our daily lives"?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
- 17.Who said, "Fish and visitors smell in three days?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
- 18.Who said, "TEMPERANCE. Eat not to dullness; drink not to elevation"?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Frankin
- D.
Henry
- 19.Who said, "O sinner! Consider the fearful danger you are in: ‘tis agreat furnace of wrath, a wide and bottomless pit, full of the fire of wrath…"?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
- 20.Who said, "I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death"?
- A.
Benet
- B.
Edwards
- C.
Franklin
- D.
Henry
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