Chapter 4 Lesson 3 Review

The main reason for population growth in the colonies was

• epidemics

• health care

• immigration

• large families

What were the first colleges set up to do in the colonies?

• to train craftspeople

• to train doctors

• to train ministers

• to train women

The American who best exemplified the Enlightenment way of thinking was

• Jonathan Edwards

• Benjamin Franklin

• William Penn

• George Whitefield

Although widows and unmarried women enjoyed certain rights, they could not

• work outside the home

• own property

• vote

• run businesses

The Great Awakening represented

• a renewed interest in science

• a religious revival

• new ideas about freedom

• a renewed belief in civic virtue

What was ONE of the three things that contributed to American culture?

• population

• food

• science

• jobs

How did most children learn to read and write?

• learned at home, taught by their parents

• learned alone

• went to school

• did not learn

What was one of the roles of married women in the colonies?

• taught at schools

• cared for children

• voted

• relaxed

What refers to democratic ideas, practices, and values.

• immigration

• civic virtue

• apprentice

• colonies

• _______ agrees to work with a skilled craftsperson as a way of learning a trade.