Exam 4: Provincial America and the Struggle for a Continent, 1720-1763

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

The religious revivals of the 1740s through 1770s

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

To celebrate ____________________ Day, violent Boston mobs burned effigies of the Pope, Satan, and the Stuart pretender.

The concept that a wife's legal existence was "covered" by her husband and that he alone could make binding choices was called ____________________.

George Whitefield

Examine the political culture of eighteenth-century America.

Before the Revolution, ____ colonial physicians embraced radical politics.

Thousands of men joined the ____________________ instead of a church during the Great Awakening.

Virginia and New Jersey were not invited to attend the 1754 Albany Congress.

Colonists usually viewed men who held positions of power as

In 1775, Boston was the largest city in the colonies.

The Scots-Irish in South Carolina were

Explore the values and beliefs of the family and their relationship to the larger community in colonial America.

In 1745, an ill-equipped colonial army successfully captured the Canadian fortress city of

In regard to slavery, the government of Spanish Florida

Most of the 230,000 voluntary immigrants to British North America between 1730 and 1775 settled in New England.

Compare and contrast economic development in eighteenth-century America among the three major regions: New England, the mid-Atlantic, and the South.

As late as 1750, New Jersey had as many settlers as New York, but fewer slaves.

The first colonial newspaper was established in the city of ____________________.