The American Republic Flashcards

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1
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The colonists were NOT widely concerned with strict social classes

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false

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2
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Who were the people, including Faneuils and Hancocks, who made up the colonial upper class

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Aristocrats

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3
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Did indentured servants need their master’s permission to marry

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Yes

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4
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Did indentureds servants who ran away often have to pay for it with more service

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Yes

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5
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Did may indentured servants work for the same master their entire lives

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NO

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6
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Did many indentured servants eventually become responsible and self reliant

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Yes

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7
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Who was a servant who came from continental Europe with his family, hoping to find a friend or relative to py the passage

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Redemptioners

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8
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Could embers of the middle class climb the social ladder

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Yes

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9
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Did most of the middle class own land and their own home

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Yes

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10
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Did most of the middle class own serants

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No

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11
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Were shopkeepers, clergy,en, and carpenters members of the middle class

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Yes

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12
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Slaves had to work about twice as long each day as other workers of the colonial era

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False

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13
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The father played a strong role in the ideal colonial family

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True

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14
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Did most socail activity take place outside the home in a colonial family

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No

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15
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Were the parents of the colonial families usually responsible for their children’s education

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Yes

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16
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Were the homes of the colonial families often a church and a hospital

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Yes

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17
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Was the home of colonial families often the center of economic activity

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Yes

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18
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Did colonial women take over their husbands’ businesses if their husbands were absent

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Yes

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19
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Colonial women usually had the same legal rights as men

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False

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20
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Slave mothers were unable to care for their children during the day

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False

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21
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Slaves raised some of their own food and earned money by selling the excess

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true

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22
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Masters always kept slave families together

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False

23
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The slave family helped slaves endure the hardships of bondage

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True

24
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Who wrote the blue baked speller

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Noah Webster

25
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______ schools met in the homes of widows or single women

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Dame

26
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Colonial children used this to help them learn the alphabet and other simple lessons

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Horn book

27
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Where did people in colonial America usually learned Greek latin and natural philosophy

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Grammar schools

28
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The old deluder satan act provided for local education in the state of

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Massachusetts

29
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Massachusetts was a leading colony in the provision of education for its children

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true

30
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How was education in the southern colonies often provided by

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Private tutors

31
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What college was the first insitution of higher learning in the colonies

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Harvard

32
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Some colonists continued to send their sons to school in europe even after american colleges were founded

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True

33
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This system allowed young men in the colonies to learn a trade

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apprenticeship

34
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Few early colonists believed in the supernatural works of God

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False

35
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What was the denominational name of the New England Puritans

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congreationalists

36
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Each anglican church served an area called a parish

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true

37
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Who were the members of the official church in every southern clony

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Anglicans

38
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Who were the german settlers who followed the early reformer john huss

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Moravians

39
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In 1662 this allowed the unsaved children of puritnas to become church members

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half-way covenant

40
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Maryland was the most tolerant middle colony toward varous religions

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False

41
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What german religous group waas the first ttha tprinted America’s first German Bible

A

Dunkers

42
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Who were the group of people often given limited freedom by protestant colonists

A

Jews

43
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Who was a virgina preacher during the great awakening

A

Samuel Davies

44
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Who was a virgina preacher during the great awakening

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Samuel Davies

45
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Who was a pastor at Northampton Massachusetts q

A

Jonathan Edwards

46
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Who started a college in a log cabin

A

William tennent

47
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preached well known sermon entitled sinners in the hands of an angry God

A

Jonathan edwards

48
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What English preacher spoke to large outdoor crowds during the great awakening

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George whitefield

49
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Who was a devoted missionary to the Indians

A

David Brainerd

50
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What was a movement of the 1700s exalting rational thinking and critical reasoning

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Englishtenment

51
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Who philosophy asserts that God created the universe and then steped aside to let the laws of nature function without his intervention

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Deism

52
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Who were the embers of a religion especially strong among some american intellectuals

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Unitarianism

53
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Why was the great awakening needed in the colonies

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People were uninterested in spiritual things