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| Who were the English brothers who organized the Methodist denomination in England. |
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Who was the congregational preacher of Massachusetts who helped spark the Great Awakening?
Preached about "Sinner in the Hands of an Angry God." |
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Englich evangelist who had the greatest impact on America during the Great Awakening.
He preached over 18,000 times! |
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| Who was the best known missionary to the Indians? |
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| Who was the first black woman poet in America? |
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| Who was the young colonial officer in the Virginia Rangers who led the militia in the French and Indian War? |
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| Who was the Scotsman sent to America to lead British troops against the French? |
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| Who was the King of England who attempted to reduce Parlimentary power and bring the American colonies into subjection? |
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Who was the prime minister who wanted to control the colonies?
He issued the Proclamation of 1763 |
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Who was the English statesman who fought for the colonists in parliament?
He was instrumental in the repeal of the Stamp Act. |
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| Who was the Irish statesman who fought for the colonies in Parliament? |
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The fort captured from the British and fortified by the French.
Located on the heights of the upper Ohio River Valley. |
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| An agreement in the mid-1600s among New England churches to grant membership to unconverted descendants of church members. |
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| What was the evangelical revival of John and Charles Wesley in England? |
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| Great revival of the American colonies in the early to mid-1700s. |
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What was the most famous sermon in American history?
It was preached by Jonathan Edwards in 1741 |
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| "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" |
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| What were the unit of colonial militia that preserved law and order in the countryside and defended frontier posts from Indian attack. |
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What was the war between the French with their Indian allies and the British with the colonial militia?
It was called the Seven Years' War in Europe
The BRITISH won |
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| What was Grenville's attempt to control the colonies by prohibiting colonial expansion beyond the Appalachian Mountains? |
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| Parliament's tax which required the colonists to purchase a stamp (a seal) for all legal documents. |
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| Required colonists, when necessary, to supply and lodge British soldiers |
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| The meeting of nine colonies in New York to address the growing control and taxation of Britain |
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| Declaration of Parliament reminding the colonists that they were subordinate to England |
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| What year did George Whitefield make his first trip to America? |
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| What year did Jonathan Edwards preach "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God."? |
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| When was the French and Indian War? |
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| When was the Quartering Act? |
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| When was the Declaratory Act? |
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| Who was colonial America's foremost theologian and one of the greatest American intellects ever born? |
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| Which college was an outgrowth of a mission school founded to train Indians as missionaries to their own people? |
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| Which great revival preacher in the 1700s founded an orphanage in Georgia and showed a special interest in reaching children with the gospel? |
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| What was the revival that took place in England? |
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Methodist
also Evangelical Revival |
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| What two men were responsible for organizing the Methodist denomination? |
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| What was the name of the revival that took place in America? |
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| What was the name given to the agreement to grant membership to unconverted descendants of church members? |
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| Which fort was later renamed Fort Pitt? |
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| Who believed that the colonies should have direct representation in Parliament? |
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| Who ignored Washington's advice and insisted on fighting in the open as in Europe? |
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| Who became the king in 1760 and determined to bring colonies into subjection? |
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| Who was appointed prime minister of England in 1763? |
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| Who was sent by Governor Dinwiddie of Virginia to order the French army to leave Virginia? |
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| What local Virginia militia unit had the job of preserving law and order and defending frontier posts from possible Indian attach? |
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