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AP US ch 5

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Lower House Elected by the people, those who owned property. Property owning white males in heavily populated areas. Early social and political conflict-landowning white males in heavily populated areas vs. those in the back country
John Peter Zenger Newspaper printer. Assailed the corrupt royal gov. charged with seditious libel.Seditious-advocating the overthrow of gov. Libel-written lies. Freedom of press. Health of democracy. Not guilty, he wasn't lying
Poor Richard's Almanac Benjamin Franklin gained colonial recognition. Emphasized thrift, industry, morality, and common sense. Thinking and ideas from farm community, colonial vernacular. Most popular book in the colonies. Additional unity in virtues-represented unique identity
The Great Awakening sermons more emotional.Unity among colonists-1st mass social movement,something in common.Easier to challenge authority.Encouraged selfthinking/examination.Competition among churches.No line b/w elect&non,class distinctions weakened.Salvation=goodworks
"Dead Dogs" Ministers who droned on with tedious, over erudite sermons. Trained in England
Johnathan Edwards Pastor. Proclaimed the folly of believeing in salvation through good works&affirmed the need for dependence on God's grace. "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" Emotional, connection to individual believers
George Whitefield Jerimiand-toured expressing his message of human helplessness&divine omnipotence. New style of preaching that caused many to preach conversion
"Old lights" Orthodox clergymen. Deeply skeptical of the emotionalism&theatrical antics of the revivalists
"New lights" Defended the Awakening for its role in revitalizing Colonial religion. Denominational split: Congregrational vs. prebyterian
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