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Great Awakening and Enlightenment

Great Awakening and Enlightenment

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History

8th Grade

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Joshua Arnold

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The American Identity

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Events from Colonial America helped to create a common experience for colonists.

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From Massachusetts

The first to begin revivals

Leading "thinker" of the Great Awakening

​​Johnathan Edwards

Known for dramtic and captivating speeches

Toured Maine to Georgia

Spoke outside the church

​​George Whitefield

​Key People

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-Benjamin Franklin

"It seemed as if the world were growning religious, so that one could not walk through the town in an evening wihtout hearing psalms sung in different families of every street"

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New churches formed

People had greater choice in the church they wanted to belong to

​​Greater Religious Freedom

From New England to Georgia people experienced a common event

This would help when ideas of the American Revolution begin

People United

​Impact of the Awakening

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Multiple Choice

What was the Great Awakening?

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a return to strong religious faith

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period of bad economic activity

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period of increased political activism

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increased social unrest

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Match the following

Ben Franklin

George Whitefield

Jonathan Edwards

witnessed Great Awakening

speeches in open fields

influenced Great Awakening

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Knowledge and reason can improve society

Ideas

Many colonists observed nature, did experiments, and read about new discoveries

Interest

​Influence of the Enlightenment

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Impact of the Enlightenment

Popular Government

A government in which people hold the power of government through elected representatives. Before the Enlightenment most government was controled by one person (monarch). After the Enlightenment, people began to question the power of an absolute ruler over society. Most of the colonies had popular government with elections held where voters could choose representatives.

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Multiple Choice

The Enlightenment emphasized knowledge, reason, and science.


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True

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False

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Match

Match the following

imports

export

raw material

Navigation Acts

buy

sell

fur

policy

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Reorder

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Reorder the following

Magna Carta

Mayflower Compact

Navigation Acts

Glorious Revolution

Boston Tea Party

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following shows an act of resistance by the colonists over English trade restrictions?

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taxing products in England

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smuggling goods

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all English crew

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selling raw materials to England

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