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WorksheetsGreak Awakening
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
In what year was the Great Awakening?
1607
1620
1735
1754
Which was the best form a transportation in the colonies?
roads
railroads
rivers
horse
New England town halls are an example of ?
direct democracy
representative democracy
constitutional monarchy
federalism
Colonies held the power of royal governors in check with ?
justices of the peace
declarations of independence
power of the purse
bills of rights
Most colonists were ?
merchants
soldiers
pastors
farmers
Which settlement is NOT correctly matched with its colony?
Virginia: Jamestown
Massachusetts: Salem
Pennsylvania: Philadelphia
New York: Hartford
How did the colonial governments primarily fund themselves?
property tax
income tax
custom tax
sales tax
Which is NOT a middle colony?
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
New Jersey
Which region was dominated by the Puritans?
New England colonies
Middle colonies
Southern Colonies
All 13 colonies
Which colony would've relied heavily on the plantation system?
New Jersey
Delaware
North Carolina
Connecticut
Which colony is represented by the color red?
New York
Delaware
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Which colony is represented by the color orange?
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Which colony is represented by the color gray?
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Which colony is represented by the color purple?
Maryland
Delaware
North Carolina
Virginia
Which of the following are signs of the American colonies growing cold spiritually?
Salem Witch Trials
Half-way covenant
Ol' Deluder Satan Act
Founding of Harvard College
Deism
Which of the following represent a rejection of Biblical Christianity?
Unitarianism
Outdoor preaching
Deism
Call to be "born again"
Ministering to poor sinners
George Whitefield was the first American _____ ?
outdoor preacher
celebrity
pastor
protester
What was the central message of Whitefield's preaching?
No King but Jesus!
Loyalty to the state is loyalty to the church!
God created, now we must act!
You must be born again!
What were the effects of the Great Awakening?
Divided the colonies against each other.
Drove people to leave the Anglican Church.
Made people more aware of their individual spiritual obligations.
Diminished the colonists appreciation of education.
Associated spiritual freedom with political freedom.
