(APUSH)Lesson2.7ColonialSocietyandCulture

Enlightenment philosopher who argued for the *natural rights (rights one is born possessing), including life, liberty, and property? These ideas would be used in the Declaration of Independence to argue for the end of British rule.

• John Locke

• Jonathan Edwards

• George Whitefield

• John Peter Zenger

Protestant evangelist during the 1st Great Awakening who traveled along the eastern seaboard of the British colonies, many times speaking to large crowds outside about salvation? Even Benjamin Franklin was moved when hearing this evangelist speak.

• John Locke

• Jonathan Edwards

• George Whitefield

• John Peter Zenger

New England minister who delivered the most famous sermon of the 1st Great Awakening, Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God? The purpose was to bring individuals to salvation.

• John Locke

• Jonathan Edwards

• George Whitefield

• John Peter Zenger

New York printer who challenged the authority of the Royal Governor and established a precedent for ideas about freedom of speech and press in America?

• John Locke

• Jonathan Edwards

• George Whitefield

• John Peter Zenger

What was an intellectual movement that originated in Europe and spread through print culture to the Americas? It emphasized rational thinking and individualism over tradition. Many of its ideas were foundations of the language used during the American Revolution.

• Great Awakening

• Enlightenment

• Salutary Neglect

• Mercantilism

What was a religious revival that spread evangelical (good news) Protestantism across the British colonies before the American Revolution? "New Lights" challenged the authority of "Old Lights" and this democratic experience formed a social precondition for the American Revolution.

• Great Awakening

• Enlightenment

• Progressivism

• Abolitionism

This is a term that describes how through print culture, self government based on English models, Protestant evangelism, and a culture of consumption the British colonists were becoming "more English"_ closely tied to England_ in the years before the American Revolution?

• Pluralism

• Imperialism

• Anglicization

• Mercantalism

One result of the 1st Great Awakening before the American Revolution is that it enhanced ethnic and religious diversity found in the British Colonies. What was the term used to describe this ethnic and religious diversity?

• Pluralism

• Imperialism

• Anglicization

• Mercantalism

Who was an American deeply connected to the Enlightenment through trans-Atlantic print culture in the years before the American Revolution? He was known as "Dr._____" because of his fame in conducting experiments to understand electricity.

• Adams

• Jefferson

• Washington

• Franklin

According to Enlightenment thought, where was the source of all government's power?

• God

• People

• Property

• Government itself