Great Awakening
What New England church's half-way covenant allowed church membership without salvation?
Puritan
Why did France and England fight against each other in the war?
to determine who would have more power in America
The ______________ required colonists to pay a tax in printed documents
The Stamp Act
colonists who remained Loyal to England
Loyalists
to seal off or block from entering or leaving an area
blockade
What English hymn writer's songs become popular during the colonial revival?
Isaac Watts
Whom did the French ask to help them fight against colonists during this war?
Native Tribes
The English government taxed colonists without giving them ________________ in government
representatives
People who wanted to be free from England's rule
Patriots
event that caused death of five citizens of Boston at the hands of British Soldiers
Boston Massacre
Jonathan Edwards
Who tried to prepare the English soldiers for a different methods of fighting in America?
George Washington
Colonists chose to ___________ England by not purchasing products that would cause them to pay a tax
boycott
ready to fight in a moment's notice
Minutemen
Name of the group of people that dressed up like Native Americans and threw tea into the Boston Harbor
Sons of Liberty
Preacher remembered for having the most powerful voice of the Great Awakening
George Whitefield
After this war, colonists thought of themselves differently. How was their view different?
thought of themselves as Americans instead of English citizens
Ships owned by the East India Company were emptied of tea during the __________________
Boston Tea Party
"give me liberty or give me death" speech
Patrick Henry
Silversmith and Patriot, The Midnight Ride
Paul Revere
Why was a great awakening needed in the colonies during the 1700s?
Colonists started to think of God less and Less
What did the colonists' victory help them realize?
They did not need England to protects them against their enemies
England's decision to close the Boston Harbor was one of the _____________ created to punish the city of Boston
Intolerable Acts
President of the Second Continental Congress
John Hancock
Result of the Great Awakening (3 things)
1. People trusted in Christ for salvation
2. some colonists became missionaries
3. colleges were founded
4. hymns became popular
5. People cared for poor and suffering
6. People's hearts were softened toward religious freedom/freedom from England
7. There was spirit of friendship between colonies