NAMES
Religious leader of Massachusetts who said "we shall be as a City on a Hill"... "knit together as one man."
John Winthrop
When enslaved Africans were brought on a brutal journey across the Atlantic to America on slave ships this was called______.
Middle Passage
Region of British North America that was most diverse and showed religious tolerance and freedom of conscience.
Middle Atlantic
The Calvert family founded this colony as a refuge for Catholics.
Maryland
Group in the Virginia who passed Slave Codes (laws) in colonial assemblies (House of Burgesses).
White Planters
Puritan dissenter who was banished from Massachusetts for questioning whether minister was a Saint.
Anne Hutchinson
When a poor English servant entered into an agreement to work for a period of time in return for payment of debts this was a type of contract called_________.
Indenture
Region of British North America where the demand for labor to grow cash crops produced labor systems indentured servitude and slavery.
Southern Colonies
This city was the leading center of the domestic slave trade during the 19th century. Traders operated auction houses and slave jails in and around Shockoe Bottom.
Richmond, Va.
Running away (Underground Railroad) and slave rebellions (Stono) was an example of this type of Slave Resistance.
Overt
Great Awakening evangelist who preached the good news of salvation to enormous outdoor crowds.
George Whitefield
Religious revival that spread egalitarian message of salvation and challenged established religious and governmental orders.
Great Awakening
This region of North America was established as a base for the fur trade by the French and included the city of Quebec.
Canada, St Lawrence River
Great Lakes, Miss. River Valley
New York was one commercial center in the Middle Atlantic region and this city was the other major seaport and commercial center.
Philadelphia, PA
Preserving traditions (music, folktales, and religion) and forming families and communities under bondage were examples of this kind of Slave Resistance.
Covert
Great Awakening minister who delivered the famous sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.
Jonathan Edwards
This caused planters to fear social unrest among former servants and contributed to a gradual transition toward racial slavery.
Bacon's Rebellion (1676)
Region of British North America home to middle class of artisans, small farmers, and entrepreneurs?
Middle Atlantic
This was the place where Puritan male members of the church would participate directly in self- government in New England.
Town Meeting
Puritans formed this type of sacred promise to bind themselves together as a religious group on a special mission to be a "city on a hill."
Covenant Community
Quaker who founded Pennsylvania as a "holy experiment."
William Penn
During the 19th century Virginia became a supplier of enslaved people to other parts of the United States because of this development_____.
Va. land exhausted by tobacco cultivation was converted to less labor-intensive crops like wheat
Region of British North America settled by Puritans who wanted to "purify" the Church of England and believed that religion should shape both private behavior and public life.
New England
The Mayflower Compact established a collective civil agreement among Pilgrims who settled at this Massachusetts location in 1620.
Plymouth
Africans who were treated as property for life and provided a permanent and inheritable labor force were considered ______ slaves.
Chattel