Ch 3 IDs

Question 1

Middle Passage

Who

Answer 1

Slaves

Question 2

Middle Passage

What

Answer 2

Slaves journey to Africa

Question 3

Middle Passage

When

Answer 3

1600s

Question 4

Middle Passage

Where

Answer 4

Africa to America

Question 5

Middle Passage

Why

Answer 5

Pattern of black subjugation

Question 6

Triangular Trade

Who

Answer 6

American colonies
England
Africa
Europe

Question 7

Triangular Trade

What

Answer 7

American colonies exported raw materials and imported manufactured goods

Question 8

Triangular Trade

When

Answer 8

Late 1500s to early 1800s

Question 9

Triangular Trade

Where

Answer 9

American colonies, England, Africa, Europe

Question 10

Triangular Trade

Why

Answer 10

Seaport cities developed a growing merchant class

Developed foreign markets

Increased consumerism

Question 11

Stono Rebellion

Who

Answer 11

African slaves

Question 12

Stono Rebellion

What

Answer 12

100 Africans rose up, seized weapons, killed whites and attemped to escape

Question 13

Stono Rebellion

When

Answer 13

1739

Question 14

Stono Rebellion

Where

Answer 14

South Carolina

Question 15

Stono Rebellion

Why

Answer 15

Most important act of resistance by slaves

Illustrates high tensions

Question 16

Puritan Community

Who

Answer 16

Puritans

Question 17

Puritan Community

What

Answer 17

Towns which relfected the spirt of the covenant; democracy

Question 18

Puritan Community

When

Answer 18

1600s

Question 19

Puritan Community

Where

Answer 19

New England

Question 20

Puritan Community

Why

Answer 20

Town was able to run affairs with little interfering from colonial officials

Question 21

Salem Witch Trials

Who

Answer 21

Puritan ministers

Question 22

Salem Witch Trials

What

Answer 22

Attempt to prevent loss of authority

Question 23

Salem Witch Trials

When

Answer 23

1680s and 1690s

Question 24

Salem Witch Trials

Where

Answer 24

Salem, MA

Question 25

Salem Witch Trials | Why

Answer 25

Greatly diminished Puritan powers

Question 26

The Great Awakening | Who

Answer 26

Americans Jonathan Edwards George Whitfield

Question 27

The Great Awakening | What

Answer 27

Social and cultural movement

Question 28

The Great Awakening | When

Answer 28

1730s-1740s

Question 29

The Great Awakening | Where

Answer 29

Starts in middle colonies and reaches New England

Question 30

The Great Awakening | Why

Answer 30

First American revival Brought religious fervor Created divisons between New Light revivalists and Old Light traditionalists

Question 31

Englightenment | Who

Answer 31

Intellectuals John Locke Rousseau

Question 32

Englightenment | What

Answer 32

Cultural movement of intellectuals Application of the scientific method to other aspects of life

Question 33

Englightenment | When

Answer 33

1600s-1700s

Question 34

Englightenment | Where

Answer 34

Europe and spread to America

Question 35

Englightenment | Why

Answer 35

Helped undermine the power of traditional authority Emphasized education Influence revolutionary documents

Question 36

Harvard | Who

Answer 36

General Court of Massachusetts at the behest of Puritan theologians

Question 37

Harvard | What

Answer 37

First American college

Question 38

Harvard | When

Answer 38

1636

Question 39

Harvard | Where

Answer 39

Massachusetts

Question 40

Harvard | Why

Answer 40

First American college | Reinforced importance of education

Question 41

John Peter Zenger | Who

Answer 41

New York publisher

Question 42

John Peter Zenger | What

Answer 42

Put on trial for libel

Question 43

John Peter Zenger | When

Answer 43

1734

Question 44

John Peter Zenger | Where

Answer 44

New York

Question 45

John Peter Zenger | Why

Answer 45

Ruled that criticisms of the government were not libelous if factually true -- removed some restrictions on freedom of the press

Question 46

Iron Act of 1750 | What

Answer 46

Restricted metal processing in the colonies

Question 47

Slaves Codes

Answer 47

Limited rights of blacks

Question 48

Currency Act

Answer 48

Banned use of paper money in colonies