Chapter 4 Vocabulary

7. This school had hired teachers, normally limited to males; taught math, rhetoric, and philosophy. Greek and Latin were also taught.
8. Puritans measure allowing unbelievers to have their children baptized into church
9. He led the Great Awakening in the South
11. Traveled to America Seven times, preaching thousands of sermons and establishing an orphanage in Georgia
14. System used to teach trades to boys who could not go to college; usually lasting about seven years.
15. Philosophical movement that emphasized science and reason above all else.
16. A board that looked like a paddle and was covered with a printed sheet including the alphabet
17. Philosophy that believed the Bible needed to be tested by human reason; rejected traditional Christian teachings.
19. He wrote The Selling of Joseph in which he criticized slavery.

1. Individuals who gained passage to America in return for 4 to 7 years labor upon arrival in the colonies.
2. A powerful spiritual revival that swept through the colonies beginning in the 1720s.
3. He preached the sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
4. Believed that the congregation should have a voice in how the church operated. (New England Puritans)
5. He trained young men for ministry in Log College.
6. Trials arising from accusations of witchcraft; held in salem Village, Massachusetts.
10. This act
12. This college was the first institution of higher learning in America located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
13. This school was led by women who taught reading, writing, and math with emphasis on moral and religious subjects.
18. Followers of the teaching of John Huss; known for their mission work.