Chapter 4

Question 1

John Peter Zenger

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Question 2

Glorious Revolution

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Question 3

John Locke

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Question 4

Middle Passage

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Question 5

Stono Rebellion

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Question 6

Salem Witch Trials

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Question 7

Philadelphia

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Question 8

New York

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Question 9

Boston

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Question 10

Charleston

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Question 11

Cotton Mather

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Question 12

mercantilism

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Question 13

Navigation Acts

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Question 14

triangle trade

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Question 15

enlightenment

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Question 16

First Great Awakening

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Question 17

Jonathan Edwards

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Question 18

George Whitefield

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Question 19

new lights versus old lights

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Question 20

Harvard College

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Question 21

King William’s War

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Question 22

Albany Plan of Union

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Question 23

salutary neglect

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Question 24

Why did religion lose prominence in colonial America in the period before the First Great Awakening?

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Question 25

How did the First Great Awakening contribute to the democratization of colonial American society?

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Question 26

Why was the trial of John Peter Zenger a turning point for free speech in colonial American culture?

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Question 27

What tensions in society did the Salem Witch Trials expose?

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Question 28

What is the difference between a “society with slaves” and a “slave society,” and how did part of North America become the latter?

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Question 29

How and why did the relationship between slavery and race in British North America change between 1650 and 1750?

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Question 30

Describe the sequence of events that took the typical African slave from his or her homeland to the Americas. What physical and psychological hardships did slaves experience during this journey?

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