History Week 5 Colonial Unrest

War that began when Wampanoag chief Metacomet tried to exterminate the
whites in New England who were threatening his livelihood

• French & Indian

• Seven Years

• King Philip's

• Bacon's

• Plain of Abraham

Armed rebellion of 1676 that resulted in the burning of Jamestown when
Virginia settlers fought against the rule of Governor William Berkeley

• French & Indian

• Seven Years

• King Philip's

• Bacon's

• Plain of Abraham

War that began in the New World in 1754 when the English began military
attempts to drive the French from the Ohio River Valley

• French & Indian

• Seven Years

• King Philip's

• Bacon's

• Plain of Abraham

Name of the European version of the French and Indian War

• French & Indian

• Seven Years

• King Philip's

• Bacon's

• Plain of Abraham

Battle in which the British defeated the French and won Quebec

• French & Indian

• Seven Years

• King Philip's

• Bacon's

• Plain of Abraham

British general killed in battle trying capture Fort Duquesne from the French
due to failing to heed Washington's advice regarding guerrilla warfare

• George Whitefield

• Jonathan Edwards

• Edward Braddock

• William Pitt

Prime minister of Great Britain, best known for his leadership during the
Seven Years' War that guaranteed Britain's dominance as a world power

• George Whitefield

• Jonathan Edwards

• Edward Braddock

• William Pitt

Revivalist preacher of the Great Awakening, most famous for his sermon,
"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"

• George Whitefield

• Jonathan Edwards

• Edward Braddock

• William Pitt

English evangelist who came to America in 1738 & made seven preaching
tours throughout the colonies, spreading the Great Awakening

• George Whitefield

• Jonathan Edwards

• Edward Braddock

• William Pitt

Trials that took place in Massachusetts based on young girls' claims and
resulted in the trial and execution of twenty colonists

• Scopes Trial

• Massachusetts Massacre Trial

• Salem Witch Trials

• Scottsborough Trials