American History Ch. 4

What made up the upper class in the colonies; had refined tastes and manners?

• Moravians

• congregationalists

• Aristocrats

• redemptioners

Who were people that gained their passage to America in return for four to seven years labor?

• Redemptioners

• Indentured Servants

• Congregationalists

• Unitarianism

What was similar to elementary school where children learned to read and write along with other subjects?

• Grammer schools

• Homeschool

• Dame schools

• Apprenticeship

What is a printed sheet posted on a board that looked much like a paddle; the instrument on which most colonial children first learned to READ?

• Old Deluder Satan Act

• Dame schools

• Deism

• Hornbook

What was a system that was used to teach trades; young boys would leave home and live with someone who knew their chosen trade; that person would usually teach them for about seven years?

• Aristocrats

• Apprenticeship

• Indentured servants

• Redemptioners

What was the neighborhood around an Anglican church referred to as?

• Congregationalists

• Parish

• Unitarianism

• Patriarchy

What is the name by which Puritans can be called because they believed that the people of the church should have a say in the church matters?

• Congregationalists

• Aristocrats

• Unitarianism

• Moravians

Followers of John Huss that moved to America to escape persecution......

• Redemptioners

• Congregationalists

• Moravians

• Unitarianism

What was the name of the powerful revival that started in America in the 1720's?

• Enlightenment

• Great Awakening

• Recession

• The Great Revival

Who was the greatest figure in the southern Great Awakening?

• Jonathan Edwards

• Samuel Davies

• George Washington

• King Philip