Col oni al America

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CHAPTER THREE GUIDED NOTES (DUE AUG. 29)

Turning Points from 1491 to 1754
1607: The British colonize
Jamestown, Virginia

1619: The first African slaves

arrive in Virginia

1676: Bacons Rebellion

in Virginia

1730s-1740s: The First Great Awakening

throughout the British Empire

1675-1678: King Philips War in New England

As you read Chapter 3, Colonial Society in the Eighteenth Century, complete the notes by
explaining each piece of Specific Factual Information (SFI) in your own words.

Colonial Population
in the 1700s

German Immigrants

Scots-Irish Immigrants

African Slaves

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CHAPTER THREE GUIDED NOTES (DUE AUG. 29)

Self-Government

Religious Toleration

No Hereditary
Aristocracy

Social Mobility

Farmer Population
of the Colonies

Colonial
Gender Roles

Economy of the New

England Colonies

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Economy of the
Middle Colonies

Economy of the
Southern Colonies

The British
Monetary System

Water Transportation

Protestants

Congregationalists

Established Churches

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CHAPTER THREE GUIDED NOTES (DUE AUG. 29)

The First Great

Awakening

Jonathan Edwards

George Whitefield

Old Lights vs.

New Lights

Political Effects of the

First Great Awakening

Phyllis Wheatley

Benjamin Franklin

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Elementary Education
in the Colonies

Higher Education
in the Colonies

Colonial Physicians

The Zenger Case

The Enlightenment

John Locke

American Character

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CHAPTER THREE GUIDED NOTES (DUE AUG. 29)

Colonial Governors

Colonial Legislatures

Town Meeting

Limits of Colonial
Democracy

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