Great Awakening
The time period the Great Awakening occurred
What is 1730s-1740s
3. New England, Middle, Southern.
The difference between a slave and an indentured servant
Slave- Works for life, no pay, hereditary, seen as property
Servant- Works until debt is paid off, not hereditary, some rights
This crop is crucial for the economic success of the Virginia Colony
What is Tobacco
This person appoints the colonial governors?
Who is the King
Two of the most famous preachers during the Great Awakening
Who is Johnathan Edwards & George Whitefield
Two of the economies in the 13 colonies
1. Ship-building
2. Farming
3. Fishing
4. Lumbering
Reasons many slaves died on the Middle Passage (Give 2)
Disease, jumping into the sea, rebellion, starvation
The year Jamestown was established
What is 1607?
The political system in which policies are created by representatives selected by the people
What is a Representative Government
The characteristics of the Great Awakening
What is emotional, theatrical, dramatic, passionate?
The difference between a royal colony and a proprietary colony
What is- King appoints someone to oversee and govern a royal colony, while the King gives land to someone in return for a payment in a proprietary colony
The main reasons for European colonization of North America between 1500-1750
What is Economic opportunities and religious freedom
1492 is the year Columbus landed in the Caribbean. Why did the European Age of Exploration begin
Europeans were looking for new trade routes to Asia, and Gold.
The role of the Mayflower Compact in the governance of Plymouth Colony
What is it established a framework for self-governance
These are lasting impacts from the Great Awakening (At least 2)
What challenges existing social hierarchies, Debates caused people to split from their old church to start a new church, Increased tolerance because of so many new beliefs, More democratic thinking, Individual rights and freedoms
The most religious region
What are the New England Colonies
The significance of the Jamestown settlement
What is It was the first permanent English settlement in North America?
The impact of the 13 Colonies on the indigenous populations
What is displacement and cultural changes
The outcome of the first English attempt at colonization in the New World and the name of the Colony
What is the colonists of Roanoke mysteriously disappeared.
The reasons the Great Awakening was such a hit ( Min. of 2)
The region is fueled by enslavement
What is the southern region
The push and pull factors in the context of colonization? (Give an example as well)
What are the reasons for leaving one's country and the reasons for moving to a new one
The role of the House of Burgesses in colonial government
What is it served as a model for representative government
The Triangular trade
Items from England to Africa, Slaves from Africa to America, and crops and goods from America to England.