Religion
Powerful, open-air preacher who emotionally drew tremendous crowds while he toured the colonies during the First Great Awakening
George Whitefield
Identify either war by which the New England colonists defeated local native tribes and opened-up further expansion
King Philip's War (1670s)
Intermarriage was LEAST common between natives and THIS COUNTRY'S colonists
England
This MAN, religiously tolerant and friendly to the natives, founded Rhode Island
Roger Williams
1676 EVENT that sparked the transition from indentured servitude to slave labor
The Act of Toleration (1649) affected this COLONY
Maryland
In 1630, this MAN delivered a sermon in which he claimed that the Massachusetts Bay Colony would be a "city upon a hill"
John Winthrop
This was the founder of Pennsylvania
William Penn
The first form of representative government in the English Colonies (1619)
Virginia House of Burgesses
In this SYSTEM, each Virginian received 50 acres of land for every indentured servant they brought to the colony
Headright System
During the Protestant Reformation, this (European) MAN developed a religious doctrine centered around predestination, which then heavily influenced the religion of the New England colonies.
John Calvin
Old Lights
In 1588, under Queen Elizabeth I, the English navy defeated this ENEMY, freeing the English to openly explore and colonize the New World
Spanish Armada
Families were MOST common in this colonial REGION
New England
Inspired by the 1689 Glorious Revolution, the people of THIS city revolted against a royal governor, ending the Dominion of New England and ushering in a period of Salutary Neglect
Boston
During the First Great Awakening, preachers began to focus their sermons around the waning piety/devotion of many colonists. These SERMONS became known as
Jeremiads
This TRIBE was the first tribe to interact with the Pilgrims when they settled in Plymouth
Wampanoag
The trial of this MAN expanded freedom of the press in the colonies
John Peter Zenger
This MAN was the governor of Virginia (and leader of the House of Burgesses) during Bacon's Rebellion
William Berkeley
Stono Rebellion
Anne Hutchinson was kicked out of the Massachusetts Bay colony for believing that humans did not necessarily have to live strictly by mosaic (religious) law, otherwise known as THIS term
Antinomianism
These LAWS prohibited leisure and entertainment on Sundays
Blue Laws
Iroquois Confederacy
This MAN was a leading founder of Methodism and toured Georgia while spreading his ministry
Charles Wesley
This RELIGION, or SET OF BELIEFS, recognizes that God exists, but that god has remained retracted from the physical world, and human beings are incapable of understanding the details of that god.
Deism