| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Moravians | German immigrants that followed the teachings of John Huss |
Bethlehem | The city in Pennsylvania (PA) founded by Count von Zinzendorf |
Middle Colonies | Colonies known as the "bread" colonies |
Triangular Trade Route | A trade route the colonists followed which began in New England |
Mercantilism | The idea that a colony exists for the good of the mother county |
The greatest number of settlers came from... | England |
The largest city in colonial America | Philadelphia |
The most common type of churches found in New England | Congregational |
The group of people that were among the first foreign missionaries of modern times. | Moravians |
How did Christianity play an important role in shaping American? | Christianity played an important role in shaping American by promoting the American character of hard work and moral living. |
Who predicted an eclipse in 1789? | Benjamin Banneker |
Who is known for conducting singing schools? | William Billings |
Who was known for crafting fine silverware? | Paul Revere |
Who helped introduce the smallpox vaccine in America? | Cotton Mather |
Who was the first American member of the Royal Society of London? | John Winthrop, Jr. |
What was the name of the paddle-shaped board, containing the alphabet and some Scripture, used to teach children to read? | Hornbook |
What was the most widely used textbook in colonial American? | New England Primer |
What was the name of Benjamin Franklin's yearly publication that contained meteorological and astronomical information, homely proverbs, and sound advice? | Poor Richard's Almanac |
What term is used to describe a legislature composed of two houses (an upper and lower house)? | Bicameral |
What was the title of the chief executive officer of the colony? | Governor |