U.S. History Chapters 3-4

________ _________ preached the famous sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

The center of Roman Catholicism in colonial America was

also known as the Society of Friends

wanted to remove Catholic ceremonies and practices from the Anglican Church

The _______ church was the established church in Virginia, Maryland, the Carolinas, and Georgia

The ______ _________ Road was a common road that settlers took from Philadelphia

Few Germans wanted to move to the backcountry

Children were an important labor source on colonial farms

The ____ are considered the more conservative branch of the Mennonites

What was the largest group of Anabaptists?

Log College started by member of this denomination

Which of the following men began the religious group called the Quakers?

In education, the middle colonies and the South lagged behind New England because

Which denomination did not allow infant baptism?

The Half-Way Covenant was an important doctrine among the Quakers

name that Puritans later became known as

The religious group known as the _______ was centered in the colony of Pennsylvania

The number of Roman Catholics in the American colonies was roughly equal to the number of Protestants

All of the following contributed to Puritan decline except

America's population increased greatly during the eighteenth century

The Old _______ _________ Act was a Massachusetts law based on the view that basic education is essential

Which of the following was NOT true about education in the colonies?

Believed that the church’s traditional practices, notably its rule by bishops, were divinely ordained

To reach the Algonquin Indians, John Eliot learned their language and translated the Bible into their language

Epidemics in the colonies were more common during the eighteenth century than during the previous centuries because

The Dutch Reformed came to the New World primarily for religious reasons

Puritans emphasized education primarily because they wanted children to

In churches in colonial America, families sometimes rented their own pews

The Huguenots came from

The famous preacher of the Great Awakening, _______ ________, could preach to thirty thousand people without amplificati

What was the most influential religious group in colonial America?

Also known as the French Reformed

Poor Richard's Almanack was published by ________ _________

Who founded what is considered the first Baptist church in America ?

followers of a Dutch teacher who stressed the importance of a holy, simple life

The _________ was the paddle-shaped board used by the colonists' children for reading

Women in America married earlier than women in Europe because

Most southern planters lived in stately white mansions

The American colonies attracted numerous religious groups

The Pennsylvania Dutch were

What were dame schools?

A chief shortcoming of some missionary efforts was the belief thatIndians had to be"civilized"beforetheycouldbeconverted

Which of the following was not a characteristic of early colonial settlers?

Which Protestant denomination generally opposed the Great Awakening?

The standard text for educating young people during the colonial period was the ______ _______ Primer

church whose members mostly came from Germany

Which of the following was least likely to be found in colonial churches?

established in the colony of Rhode Island

Puritans enjoyed few pleasures in their lives

Followers of John Huss of Bohemia