LUOA US History- Eighteenth Century Colonial America and The Proprietary Colonies Review

Which of the following are tenets of the Society of Friends? [choose all that apply]

1) pacifism 2) refusal to take oaths 3) denial of the sacraments 4) no need for priests or ministers 5) no tithing 6) permit women to participate in worship

The English proprietors of New Jersey were [choose 2]

1. Sir George Carteret 2. John, Lord Berkeley

Carteret and Berkeley's governing document guaranteed

1. a representative assembly 2.religious toleration

When looking at the eight proprietors of the Carolinas, it can be said that

1. among them were some of the greatest political minds of the day 2. they were, at one time, all favorites of Charles II 3. the land grants were repayment for loyalty to the Crown or to Charles II pe

Which of the following is true about George Whitefield? [choose all that apply]

1. he was a member of Oxford's "holy club" 2. he was second only to the king in fame 3. he preached in Puritan plain style 4. he started an orphanage in Georgia

Which of the following is true about Jonathan Edwards? [choose all that apply]

1. he was educated at Yale 2. he was the grandson of Solomon Stoddard 3. he preached that God was a jealous and absolute creator

What two [2] crops helped create the fortunes of many of the first settlers of the Carolinas?

1. indigo 2. rice

What makes the founding of Georgia distinctive? [choose all that apply]

1. it originally prohibited slavery 2. it was the last of the English colonies to be founded 3. it was the only colony founded for humanitarian reasons

Which of the following are ways in which slaves resisted their condition? [choose all that apply]

1. open rebellion 2. fake illness 3. run away 4. break tools

Which of the following was not originally allowed in colonial Georgia? [choose all that apply]

1. rum 2. slavery 3. farms larger than 500 acres

What two important events shaped British Colonial America?

1. the Enlightenment 2. the Great Awakening

Which of the following can be said to be true about the Carolina's in the colonial period? [ choose all that apply]

1. the geographic regions contrasted in wealth 2.political and religious factions caused turmoil and conflict in the government 3. by 1729, the proprietors were eager to turn over their charter to the Crown 4.the people of the lowlands were generally Anglican

Why did South Carolinian's see using West African slaves as making sense? [choose all that apply]

1. they had experience with rice production 2. they had natural immunities to malaria and yellow fever

By 1700, what percentage of the population of New Netherland was African slaves?

25%

Members of Carolina's representative assembly were required to own land worth at least ________ pounds.

500

Unaware of the proprietorship of others, New York's governor Nicholls granted the territory of New Jersey to

Baptists and Quakers

Whose work, the Magnalia Christi Americana, claimed that the people of New England were blessed when they continued to live as the Puritan fathers had, but were punished when they did not?

Cotton Mather

The Treaty of Breda transferred the colony of New Netherland to the control of what country?

England

Another name for the Age of Reason is the __________________?

Enlightenment

Lord Shaftsbury and John Locke wrote the _________________ ____________________ to address issues in governing the Carolina colony.

Fundamental Constitutions

The most notable international figure that helped spread the revivals throughout the colonies was

George Whitefield

Which of the following was NOT part of the early years of the Great Awakening?

George Whitefield

The _____________ language is one of the longest lasting reflections of African cultural influences in South Carolina.

Gullah

Who was the leading force behind the founding of Georgia?

James Oglethorpe

A sermon preached against sin and emphasized the need for people to come into a right relationship with God is a

Jeremiad

Under Governor ___________ ________________, the colony of New Sweden was able to protect itself from the Dutch.

John Printz

Of the early leaders of Princeton, who was one of the most important contributors to American society and politics in the late 18th century?

John Witherspoon

Which of the following preached the sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?

Jonathan Edwards

The ____________ ______________ in Pennsylvania was a place where William Tennent trained ministers.

Log College

The settlement of New Amsterdam was located on

Manhattan Island

When the Dominion of New England was broken apart, what was one result?

Massachusetts received a new charter that combined several smaller colonial areas into one royal colony

The colony of Delaware was originally called

New Sweden

William Penn wrote

No Cross, No Crown

Who purchased the land that would become New Amsterdam from the local native tribes?

Peter Minuet

Who was the last director general of New Netherland?

Peter Stuyvesant

It could be said that the American colonies grew up in a culture of ___________

Religion

Who was the Presbyterian minister who evangelized in Virginia in the 1750s?

Samuel Davies

What was the first city founded in the colony of Georgia?

Savannah

What philosophy did John Witherspoon introduce at Princeton that taught there are certain natural rights granted by God?

Scottish Common Sense

Which of the proprietors of Carolina was also a Royal Governor of Virginia?

Sir William Berkeley

Who was granted the original charter to settle the Carolinas by Charles II?

Sir robert heath

The ___________ ____ _____________, also known as the "Quakers," was founded by George Fox.

Society of Friends

Slaves in colonial South Carolina primarily worked on the ___________ System.

Task

Which of these colleges was founded after the beginning of the Great Awakening?

The College of New Jersey (Princeton)

What term was also known was the Quakers

The society of friends

What issues did the founders of Georgia attempt to address?

Urban Poverty the issue of debt and debtors prison conditions

According to the lesson, which American colony provides the best example of how Americans participated in the "World of Goods"?

Virginia

Who were the first settlers who moved to the Albemarle Sound region before the Carolina colony was organized?

Virginians

After 1676, New Jersey was divided into ___________ Jersey and ___________ Jersey.

West East

Who was the first governor of the Carolinas?

William Drummand

The Half-Way Covenant was a

a compromise that allowed New England colonists to have their children baptized

In order to become a member of a church in New England, an individual needed to provide

a conversion narrative

According to your lesson, once a luxury good became common, what happened?

a luxury became a staple and then people wanted something different

In his sermons, Theodore Frelinghuysen encouraged his listeners to an _____________ faith.

active

The system of government created by the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina was intended to create

an American nobility based on land ownership

The Quakers believed that truth was revealed to every man by

an inner light

Why was Pennsylvania founded?

as a haven for Quakers

Over the course of the late 17th and 18th centuries, the American colonies

became more unified

According to your lesson, how did the fashionable world set itself apart?

by cultivating manners, social skills, and genteel activities

How was wealth defined prior to the 17th century?

by land ownership and what those lands produced

How did Penn increase his land holdings as the colonial population grew?

by purchasing the land from Native Americans and establishing treaties

Which of the following in NOT true of religion in British Colonial America?

church congregations became more and more independent

What was the primary issue with the location of Charleston?

disease

Solomon Stoddard criticized New England pastors for

dull preaching without exhortation

For the most part, the English colonies were founded for

economic gain

Which of the following is NOT true about William Penn, Jr.?

he was one of Charles II's court ministers

In "The Distinguishing Marks of the Work of the Spirit of God," Jonathan Edwards argued that

if the revivals were of God they would bear fruit, if not they would end

What helped spread the ideas of the Age or Reason?

improved communication over commercial networks

In the eighteenth century, where was conspicuous consumption most conspicuous?

in British North America

Why was the land between Virginia and Florida not initially settled?

it was not easy to access and natives were unfriendly

Which of the following is NOT true of the Great Awakening?

it was solely a uniting event

In Virginia in the mid-eighteenth century, churches and ministers needed what from the government?

licenses

What was a primary factor contributing to the survival of aspects of African culture in South Carolina?

many slaves were isolated from the white population

______________ is an economic policy that claimed colonies only existed for the benefit of the mother country.

mercantilism

Initially, South Carolinians thought to enslave whom as a labor force?

native americans

Most of the early migration to Georgia came from

outside England

Rational Christian thinkers argued that man could use what to see the truth of Jesus Christ?

reason

The revivals of the Great Awakening met resistance in the southern colonies since it brought up issues regarding

slavery

Which of the following was one result of the Stono Rebellion?

stricter slave laws were passed

Thomas Hooker taught

that a sinful person must work toward being humble before grace could be granted

Delaware was united with the colony of New York until

the Duke of York sold it to William Penn

Which group also laid claim to the territory occupied by the Swedish settlers?

the Dutch West India Company

What event in England put William and Mary of Orange on the throne and established the basis for a constitutional monarchy with a written bill of rights?

the Glorious Revolution

Which of the following was NOT true of the government of colonial Pennsylvania?

the King held the sole right to name governors and council members

Most African slaves reached the New World by way of

the Middle Passage

What actions by Parliament were meant to limit the ability of other nations to trade with the American colonies and thus maximize profits?

the Navigation Acts

What act emphasized the value of education for religious and economic value?

the Old Deluder Satan Act

The largest slave rebellion of the colonial era was

the Stono Rebellion

The Dutch States General granted a monopoly for trade in the New World to

the West Indian Company

At what point did residents of the Carolinas begin to refer to North and South as distinct regions?

the late 17th century

Which of the following is NOT an influence of the Great Awakening on the colonies?

the people began to see the ministry as a vocation only to make money

Why was it difficult to provide organized education in the southern colonies?

the population was scattered

Which of the following is true of the New England Congregationalist sermons?

they were focused on doctrine

What was the issue that many had with itinerant ministers?

they won converts but did not stay to shepherd the flock

What was the goal for establishing New Netherland?

to be a commercial center

What was the purpose of America's first universities?

to train clergy