US History - Unit 1 Review

___________ were the center of political, social and economic life in the Southern colonies

________ was a non-Biblical philosophy movement from France and England that influenced the founders' thinking

The rise of new wealthy planters in the South and wealthy merchants throughout the colonies created a _________

__________ gave the City on a Hill speech to declare God's purpose for the Puritan colony

________ was used to teach students to read in America for decades, using Bible stories

Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson were dissenters from the beliefs of the leaders of _______

Quakers and men like Benjamin Rush began the first _________ societies in America

The search for these was one of the driving forces behind European conquest in the New World

Catholic missionary groups like the ________ led to millions being won to Christ in the New World

The _______ sponsored much education in New England and the Middle colonies but not so much in the South

_________ is the oldest college in America, opened to train Puritan ministers in Boston

Relations with the _______ declined and led to many wars as the colonists' need for land increased

_________ the oldest college in the south, started in Williamsburg

_________ was the process by which England all but ignored enforcing laws in the colonies for 100 years

Unlike the Middle and Southern colonies, most of New England's population came as ___________

The ________ was created in Plymouth because they needed a form of government before the landed

The creation of ________ allowed for greater investment in New World ventures like the staring of Jamestown

Puritan praying towns helped lead the cause of evangelizing the __________

The characteristic that best describes many characteristics of the Middle Colonies was ________

These men and women came to America to work their way to a new life

When _______ became king during the French and Indian War, he began to attempt greater control over the colonies

This allowed children of non-Puritans to come to church and be able to vote

This Native American political organization was a forerunner for the American constitution

________ began the Pennsylvania colony as a safe haven for Quakers fleeing English persecution

Along with Jonathan Edwards, ________ were two of the leading preachers in the 1st Great Awakening

This led to the expansion of slavery in Virginia and the rest of the South

This was the first public school act in America

The success in growing cash crops in the colonies created a demand for more land and a need for more ___________

The local _________ played a key role in defending the various settlements on the frontier

All but the following were part of the slave culture that developed in America

The _______ Reformation and the Catholic church's Counter Reformation is a reason for the religious diversity

The defeating of this naval fleet began England's rise to power as a colonial force

The center of political life in New England was seen in the _____________

The _______ war directly led to the colonies declaring their independence and going to war with England

Colonial legislatures had great power over royal governors because they had the power of the _______

Few colonies used _________ to achieve religious freedom in their territory