Colonial Life

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What are 2 professions or ways of life that make up the colonial gentry (upper class)?

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Successful Lawyers and Ministers

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What are 2 professions or ways of life that make up the colonial middle class? Options: Royal officials and Soldiers, Blacksmiths and Carpenters, Farmhands and Indentured servants, Artists and Chefs

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Blacksmiths and Carpenters

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Prints and _________ were two types of art associated with colonial society.

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Portraits

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What rights did the English Bill of rights protect? Options: The right to a trial by jury and the right to own land, The rights of commoners and the right to bear arms, The right to a trial by jury and the right to be taxed, Rights of commoners and the right to a trial by jury

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Rights of commoners and the right to a trial by jury

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What invention led to more colonists being able to read? Options: Canvases, Libraries, The Printing Press, Glasses

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The Printing Press

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What revolution replaced King James with William and Mary of the Netherlands?

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The Glorious Revolution

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Did married or unmarried women have more rights?

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unmarried, unmarried women

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During what movement did people begin to think with logic and reason rather than superstition?

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The Enlightenment

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During what movement did religion become even more important?

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The Great Awakening

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Which colony set up the first public schools?

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Massachusetts