Exam 4: Provincial America and the Struggle for a Continent

Colonists usually viewed men who held positions of power as

The region of least economic growth during the eighteenth century was

In the Great Awakening, Anglican minister_____________ attracted thousands to his lively, theatrical sermons.

Zabdiel Boylston

A woman's dowry usually included cash and goods.

Describe the Enlightenment and its impact and reception in North America.

Only percent of the volunteers in the War of Jenkins's Ear returned home.

_____________was the pidgin African language that is the basis of modern black English.

After 1700, the European double standard that punished women for their sexual indiscretions while tolerating male offenses became the norm in New England.

By 1750, tobacco and rice planters had many contacts with each other and thought of themselves as "southerners."

Paper money not backed by gold or silver was known as_____________ money.

Until independence, the printing capital of North America was

During the course of the eighteenth century, those who held high political office increasingly came from the lower social status.

In 1754, George Washington ordered the attack that started the French and Indian War.

By 1775,_____________ was the largest city in British North America.

In the early eighteenth century, British colonists considered themselves the freest people on earth.

Describe and analyze family relations in colonial America.

The Mid-Atlantic colonies were pluralistic societies from the start.

Benjamin Franklin's "Snake Cartoon" was meant to stress unity among the colonies during the French and Indian War.

The religious revivals of the 1740s through 1770s