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The first English child to be born in America?
Virginia Dare.
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Jamestown.
Became the first permanent English settlement.
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In recognition of God's care and provision.
What does Providence mean?
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Charles Town later became the city of ?
Charleston.
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Plymouth.
The name of the Pilgrims' colony.
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Who found the America's first Baptist church?
Roger Williams.
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Where was David Brainerd from?
He was a native of Connecticut.
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? was a land filled with churches.
New England.
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The Germans called themselves what?
"Deutsch".
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North or South Carolina grew faster?
South Carolina.
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In 1607 English settlers found what in Virginia?
Jamestown.
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New York is actually ?
Northern Virginia.
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"Penn's Woods".
What does Pennsylvania mean?
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Get that, so in the early 1700s the most popular men was George Whitefield. He first came to America in 1738. So that was approximately 315 years from today, because today its the 2015. If it was the 2014 it would have been 314. Actually one month after 2014, is today. So if in the 1739 Whitefield sailed to begin the second of his tours of America, than what would the difference be between the years?
One.
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Who was one of the first leaders in the Great Awakening?
Jonathan Edwards.
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Who were the French Huguenots?
Protestants who had been driven from France for their faith.
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What kind of ship brought the first blacks to Virginia?
A Dutch ship.
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How many countries claimed New York?
Three.
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The spiritual revival lasted from about ? to ?
1730 to 1760.
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South Carolina's first permanent settlement.
Charles Town.
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