Quiz: Chapter 5
In 1764, Scots-Irish Paxton Boys protested
In 1775, Christmas was celebrated almost everywhere, except by
It was common for colonial assemblies to get governors to yield to their wishes by
In 1702, many of the royally appointed governors were acceptable, but the worst was Lord Cornbury, the governor of
In 1775, almost every colony had a 2-house legislative body. The upper house was usually appointed by the crown. The lower house was
In 1775, two colonies elected their own leaders. They were
In 1734, the John Peter Zenger was won by Alexander Hamilton and achieved
Benjamin Franklin is known for many inventions. What is NOT one?
In 1753, Phillis Wheatley was
Who wrote "Poor Richard's Almanack"?
In the 18th century, most artists in the colonies
In the 18th century, there was an increase of literacy in the colonies because
Many "New light" colleges were created during the Great Awakening. Which school is NOT one of them?
During the Great Awakening, the term "Old Light" referred to
George Whitefield was an evangelical preacher known during the Great Awakening for
In the 1730s and 1740s, the Great Awakening was
In the 18th century, Puritan clergy were troubled by
The major religious supporting colonial rebellion were
The Congregational Church was formally established in all New England colonies, except
In 1693, William and Mary college in Virginia was founded to
In 1775, the Presbyterian Church was chiefly located in
In 1775, the Anglican Church was chiefly located in
In 1775 colonial America, the two tax-supported Churches were
By 1700, the roads of the colonies
The 1733 Molasses act was created to
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