8 History- Ch 3 Flashcards

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What did George Whitefield Earle his listeners to do?

A

To repent and have faith in God

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Who did the great a Awakening Begin under?

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Jonathan Edwards

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2
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Despite despite their differences denominations, preachers during the Awakening agree on what mattered most?

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Sincere repentance and reliance on God’s forgiveness

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3
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Why did many African-Americans joined the Methodist Church?

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They urged that freedom for all slaves

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4
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What was the age of Enlightenment?

A

Human reason will always prevail!

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What did Galileo invent?

A

Telescope

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What did Isaac Newton discover?

A

Laws of gravity, girlfriend (Insert sassy face here) (lol)

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How many years of schooling to Benjamin Franklin have?

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Two years

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8
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What did Benjamin Franklin write every year?

A

Poor Richards almanac

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9
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What were some of Benjamin Franklin’s inventions?

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A cast-iron, fireplaces, bifocal glasses, and kites

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What were some things that Benjamin Franklin discovered?

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Electricity, the first library, the first fire department, and a school

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What was Franklin’s Albany Plan of Union?

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To make a comment government; to unite the colonies

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12
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What colleges were open in colonial America?

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Harvard, Yale, and Princeton

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13
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Where did most colonist’s loyalties lie?

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In their own colonies

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14
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Explain Bacon’s Rebellion.

A

A conflict between the Indians and the settlers that showed the weakness is of the House of Burgesses which led to new elections

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15
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What dispute did the Mason-Dixie line settle?

A

The boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania

16
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What does a text mean when it says Americans need to be flexible?

A

Americans must be willing to do whatever is necessary

17
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What roles would one have to play if he/she farmed in the wilderness?

A

Their own doctor, tailor, and a butcher

18
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Why were large families the rule?

A

The children can work on the farms at a young age

19
Q

What were kids getting bigger with each generation?

A

There was more food and more nourishing food

20
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Why did settlers live so close together?

A

Roads were expensive to build

21
Q

What was in the town common?

A

A church,a meetinghouse, and a school

22
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Where and why was the first school organization?

A

Massachusetts; there were several families

23
Q

Started private schools in the middle colonies?

A

Churches and families

24
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Who sold the first African slaves to the US colonies?

A

The Dutch

25
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Why did Paul preferred indentured servants to slaves at first?

A

Slaves were more expensive

26
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Why did the price of tobacco continually fall?

A

They became more common throughout the colonies

27
Q

What was another name for slavery?

A

Peculiar institution

28
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How did Americans view slaves?

A

As property

29
Q

How did Africans become slaves?

A

They were villagers taken in wars or captured by slave hunters Motis

30
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Why is it incorrect to think that slaves were always beaten?

A

They were too expensive

31
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What were cash crops?

A

Raise crops that Europeans could not grow themselves

32
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What disease affected people in rice fields?

A

Malaria

33
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Who is involved in triangular trade?

A

The northern colonies, Sugar Island, England