emotionalism and enthusiasm
the great awakening refers to a relious revival that stressed...
government tax support for churches
the main connection between church and state in most colonies was...
conversion experience
the religious mesage of the Great Awakening can be best describes as the idea that a____ ____ was essential to salvation
Jonathan Edwards
the author of "sinners in the hands of an Angry God" was...
Anglican, Congregational
the two churches that were officially "established" in the British North American colonies during the 18th century were _____ and ______
paxton boys
this group of fiery Scots Irish angrily marched to Philadelphia to protest the government treatment of the indians
the Acadians
French settlers expelled from Nova Scotia after the British takeover, some of which eventually made their way to Louisiana
Ohio Valley
the center of British French conflict on the North American continent in the mid 1750s was the...
fur trapping
the primary economic pursuit of early settlers in New France was...
disunity
the enormous distances between the colonies, geographical barriers like rivers, conflicting relgions caused ____ that existed in the colonies before the French and indian War
French
which of the following posed the greatest threat to the British colonies in North America i nthe early 18th century
Albany Plane of Union
the colonies rejected this because they were afraid they would lose their independence
ohio river valley
a major goal of the french on wanting to maintain control over the ____ ___ ____ was to merge its landholding from Canada to the Mississippi River
The Albany Conference
provided a clear indication of the inability of british colonists to unite for a common cause in 1754
Battle of Quebec
ranks as one of the most significant victories i nthe French and Indian War
France
the key reason ___ needed to control the Ohio River Valley was to link its canadian holdings with thoseof the lower Mississippi Valley
The Proclamation Line of 1763
a temporary measure to give the English government time to make treaties with the Indians
restriction of their expansion
the amerian colonists were furious over the Proclamtion line/ act of 1763 because they saw it as a...
the regulaors in North Carolina
the problem of East West relations within each colony is demonstrated by the following...
congregational
the church founded by the Puritans became the:
the Halfway Covenant
opened up memebership in the Puritan church
the Scotch-Irish
who settled in the back country of the colonies
Pontiac
englands enactment of the Proc Line of 1763 was due in part to problems with the...
John Peter Zenger
whos trial established the principle that first amendment rights are to be protected
africans
by 1775 the ___ were the largest non english ethnic group in colonial America
the ministry
the most honored profession in early colonial society was
beavers
`the most valuable resource in New France was..
coureurs de bois
french fur trappers
George Washington
in his first military command in the French and Indian war he was defeated but allowed to retreat
great britian
as a result of the French and Indian War __ ___ became the dominant power on North America
Pontiac's Rebellion
the colonists realized that the treaty ending the French and Indian War had not effectivly dealt with the Indians-- evidence shown in...