5 Written Questions

1. was one of the clergy who sought to revive the tensity and commitment of the original puritian vision- Church attendance was not enough for salvation.
2. Puritian Church lost its grip on society and membership declined. Mass. charter forced Puritians to allow freedom of worship. Preachers traveled from villiages- resulting religous revival. Christian churches brought/attened by all for the 1st time. Increase in high education (colleges). Caused to question religous authority. Local with just Puritans
3. Took over the throne after King James fled
   *Protestant
4. because corn and wheat did not require as much outside labor, Northeners had less incentive to turn to slavery- the slaved could sue and be sued, had rights of appeal to the high courts
5. created jobs for english dock workers; created more import taxes which put more money in Englands treasury

5 Matching Questions

1. Parliament strengthened the Nav. Acts in two ways...
2. Parliament
3. William Pitt
4. Northern's Diverse Economy
5. Sugar Act

1. a they produced several crops were has the South produced only one. their soil was rocky and they had cold winters. Northern colonies were more "trade based".
   Merchants were more dominant
2. b 3 things: 1. halfed the duty of foreign made molasses 2. placed duties on certain imports 3. strengthened the enforcement of the law allowing prosecutors to try smuggling cases inn a vice-admirality court rather than in a more sympathetic court
3. c energetic, self confident politician. Reinvigorated British army finally began winning battles.
4. d 1. It moved smuggling trials from colonial courts-with juries composed of colonists who often found colonial smugglers innocent- to admirality courts
   2. it created the Board of Trade, an advisory board w/ board powers to monitor trade
5. e the countries legislative body

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. had extensive work responsibilities, but few legal rights. could not: vote, enter into contracts, buy/sell property, keep own wages,
   *single/widows could run their own buisness
   1. Slavery in the North
   2. Goals for the British
   3. Women in Norther Society
   4. Dominion of New England
2. embraced the notion of obtaining thruth through expiramental reasoning
   1. plantation
   2. Plantation Owners
   3. mercantalism
   4. Benjamin Franklin
3. salutary meaning benefical, neglect meant that England relaxed its enforcement on most regulations
   1. Sugar Act
   2. Navigation Acts
   3. Salutary Neglect
   4. Stono Rebellion
4. voyage that brought Africans to the west Indie's and later to North America. the slaves were packed into ships and were beaten, about 20% did not survive
   1. The Great Awakening
   2. Treaty of Paris
   3. The Middle Passage
   4. The Enlightenement
5. large farm on which cash crops are grown, harvested, sold (self sufficent)
   1. mercantalism
   2. Parliament
   3. plantation
   4. Plantation Owners

5 True/False Questions

1. Salem Witch Trials → Puritian girls in Salem, Mass. accused West Indies slaved woman Tituba of witchcraft. "Witches" were put on trial but the trials were usually unfair and farcical- Anyone who denied being a witch was assumed to be lying. Ended with the govenors wife being accused of witchcraft- this ended the hysteria.

   True        False

2. Positive effects of the Navigation Acts IN THE COLONIES → created an increase in colonial shipbuilding and industry

   True        False

3. Sir Edmund Andros → Took over the throne after King James fled
   *Protestant

   True        False

4. King James II → started to crack down on those he believed most resisted English authority: the leaders/merchants of Mass.
   *Charles the II's brother

   True        False

5. Southern Colonial Women... → lived in a culture in which the husband was the head of the household and man was head of the society, did not own property and could not vote. did household duties like: cleaning, cooking etc.

   True        False