Section 1
What is a holy day of rest?
Sabbath
Who are owners of large estates?
Patroons
What is a valuable blue dye?
indigo
What is am economic theory that a nation became strong by keeping control over its trade?
mercantilism
Who is the top of society, wealthy planters' merchants, ministers, and successful lawyers?
Gentry
Who did not want to separate entirely from the Church of England, but hoped to reform the church by introducing simpler forms of worship?
Puritans
What is a colony under the direct control of the English crown?
Royal Colony
Who are people who owed money and could not pay it back?
deptors
What are goods brought into a country?
import
What was a huge religious movement of the 1730's-1740's?
The Great Awakening
What are the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut?
Voting rights to all land owners and limited government power
Who founded the colony of Pennsylvania in 1681?
William Penn
Moat of the people in the northern parts of the Carolinas were what?
poor tobacco farmers
What are the three legs of the route formed a triangle?
triangular trade
How did kids pay for schooling?
They brought food or fiewood
Who questioned minister's teachings and was sent to trial, but was not proven guilty?
Anne Hutchinson
A majority of people made their living by doing what?
farming
On southern plantations, how many slaves did most of the work?
20-100
What protected the rights of individuals and gave anyone accused of a crime the right to trial by a jury?
English Bill of Rights
Where did most girls go to school, if they went at all?
Dame schools
In 1692, Puritans in Salem executed 20 as what?
witches
Who were brought for labor and made up ⅓ of all new arrivals?
African slaves
At most, how many times a day were slaves allowed to come above deck to eat and exercise in the fresh air?
Twice
Unmarried women and widows had more rights than who?
married woman
Who founded the Boston News-Letter?
John Campbell