History Test 7
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- Robert Walpole
- first true Prime minister of england
- Hawaiian Islands
- Became first center of America's Mission Activity
- Francis Asbury
- Famous circuit riding preacher
- Articles of Confederation
- Too weak to beat the government of the US
- 1620
- Year pilgrims landed at plymouth
- Alexis de Tocqueville
- Wrote "democrocy in america"
- Adoniram Judson
- was not a missionary from great britian...
- great britian
- usa fought against war for independence & war of 1812
- Plymouth
- where pilgrims first landed and settled when they came to the New World
- Noah Webster
- Remembered as Greatest Educator
- France
- Who we got the state of Louisiana from
- Strangers
- Name given to non-separatist travelers in the New World
- George Washington
- Elected first president of the USA
- John Wesley
- Founed Methodist Church
- William Wilberforce
- Worked to abolish slavery in British Empire
- Adoniram Judson
- one of the first Foreign missionaries from US
- Samuel Adams
- Organized Commites of Correspondence
- John Carver
- First governor of the Pilgrims
- Boston Tea Party
- Where colonists dressed up like indians and dumped 340 chests of tea in to the boston harbor
- George 3rd
- Ruled during American War for Independence
- mercantilism
- Measured a nation's wealth by how much gold or silver it possessed
- 13th Ammendment
- Officially outlawed slavery in the US
- 1776
- when declaration of independence was signed
- Jonathan Edwards
- Famous sermon was "Sinners in the hands of an angry God"
- French and Indian War
- Also known as the Seven Years' War
- Germany
- Where pietist movement oiginated
- Leyden,Holland
- Where pilgrims stayed before coming to America
- Alexis de Tocqueville
- Believed America's great success was due to Religion
- Robert Raikes
- Started Sunday School
- Uss Maine
- Sparked the Spanish American War
- Phillip Spencer
- began Pietist Movement
- Rio Grande River
- Mexico recognized it as a southern boarder for texas
- Treaty of Paris
- Ended war between Americans and British
- Mayflower Compact
- Document signed by pilgrims and "strangers" in order to keep law and order in Plymouth
- Lincoln
- Led Union Army in civil war
- D.L. Moody
- Great American revivalist in 19th century
- Intolerable Acts
- Enacted to punnish Colonists for the Boston Tea Party
- Lott Carey
- Known as "Father of West African missions"
- Puritans
- wanted to purify church of england
- George Whitefield
- Best known preacher in america during Great Awakening
- George Washington
- Commander in Chief of Continental Army
- William Bradford
- known as Father of american history
- Charles Finney
- key figure in nation wide revival
- Mayflower
- Ship the pilgrims came to america on