onramps us history unit 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
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1. 1689 Bill of Rights Establish constitutional monarchy, guaranteed rights to all. In favor of English
subjects. Protected freedom of speech.Right to regular elections.
2. John Locke Protested for the end of monarchy, and start of representative gov; influenced
representation. Published 2 treaties of gov't. Protect natural rts-life,liberty,property
3. Toleration Act of Gave religious freedom in the US, major step for religious freedom (except
1689 catholics & non christian) passed by parliament
4. The First Great Caused split beltween new and old lights. Protestant revialism, in which they
Awakening rejected what was seen as sterile, for emotional religios. 1730s
5. Old Lights/New Old Lights - Traditional clergy/formal worship rejected evangelical message. Saw
Lights new lights as chaos
New Lights - Were in favor of new beliefs/protests.
6. Jonathan Ed- Evangelical preacher who led a Protestant revival in New England, 1741. Approach
wards involved vivid depictions known for "sinners in hands of an Angry god"
7. George White- Anglican minister that traveled instead of having his own church/congregation.
field Known to be "Great Awakening Preacher" New lights admired him.
8. The Enlighten- Movement in the 18th century that emphasized reason over superstition. Replaced
ment many beliefs built upon scripture.
9. Deism Enlightenment-era belief that God created the World in the past, but not present
in modern time
10. French and In- (1754-1763) War fought in the colonies between the English (Britain) and the
dian War/Seven French for possession of the Ohio Valley area. The English (britain) won but WAr
Years War doubled Britain debt
11. Treaty of Paris
CORRECT Answers
1. 1689 Bill of Rights Establish constitutional monarchy, guaranteed rights to all. In favor of English
subjects. Protected freedom of speech.Right to regular elections.
2. John Locke Protested for the end of monarchy, and start of representative gov; influenced
representation. Published 2 treaties of gov't. Protect natural rts-life,liberty,property
3. Toleration Act of Gave religious freedom in the US, major step for religious freedom (except
1689 catholics & non christian) passed by parliament
4. The First Great Caused split beltween new and old lights. Protestant revialism, in which they
Awakening rejected what was seen as sterile, for emotional religios. 1730s
5. Old Lights/New Old Lights - Traditional clergy/formal worship rejected evangelical message. Saw
Lights new lights as chaos
New Lights - Were in favor of new beliefs/protests.
6. Jonathan Ed- Evangelical preacher who led a Protestant revival in New England, 1741. Approach
wards involved vivid depictions known for "sinners in hands of an Angry god"
7. George White- Anglican minister that traveled instead of having his own church/congregation.
field Known to be "Great Awakening Preacher" New lights admired him.
8. The Enlighten- Movement in the 18th century that emphasized reason over superstition. Replaced
ment many beliefs built upon scripture.
9. Deism Enlightenment-era belief that God created the World in the past, but not present
in modern time
10. French and In- (1754-1763) War fought in the colonies between the English (Britain) and the
dian War/Seven French for possession of the Ohio Valley area. The English (britain) won but WAr
Years War doubled Britain debt
11. Treaty of Paris
