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The Great Awakening
Cause Effect
Strict church doctrines, which undercut the authority of the church.
People began to question the authority of the King of England.No power in their communities gained a sense of empowerment and Independence.
Ministers encouraged church goers to use personal experiences for guidance.
Such as baptism, marriage, funerals andreligious education for children.
Women become more involved in church rituals.
Slaves began to think of an abolitionist movement.
Slaves were brought into the Christian faith.
Coloniesexperienced a great awakening in their religious life. The emphasis of this movement concerned church goers to use their personal experiences for guidance than strict church doctrines and women became moreinvolved in church rituals. After that slaves began to think of an abolitionist movement. Communities gained a sense of empowerment and independence.
Law passed by the British parliament between 1764and 1774
Law | Result |
1. The sugar act is passed to raise money from the colonies for Britain. | Samuel Adams founds the committees of correspondence to improve communication among the colonies.|
2. The stamp act taxes newspapers, licenses, and colonial paper products. | A series of resolutions is published stating that Stamp Act violates the rights of colonist. |
3. The Townshend Actsplaced duties on glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea. | Colonist responded to the Townshend Acts by once again boycotting many British goods. |
4. The Tea Act allowed the British East India Companyto sell tea directly to the colonist. | Tea Act would put them out of bossiness and the colonist united against the Tea Act. |
5. Boston Harbor is closed, and British troops are quartered. |Colonists’ resentment toward Britain builds. |
On all the acts the 5 Acts the colonists’ were against the laws because they were bad act that people do but the dictators were all the people wanted to...
Cause Effect
Strict church doctrines, which undercut the authority of the church.
People began to question the authority of the King of England.No power in their communities gained a sense of empowerment and Independence.
Ministers encouraged church goers to use personal experiences for guidance.
Such as baptism, marriage, funerals andreligious education for children.
Women become more involved in church rituals.
Slaves began to think of an abolitionist movement.
Slaves were brought into the Christian faith.
Coloniesexperienced a great awakening in their religious life. The emphasis of this movement concerned church goers to use their personal experiences for guidance than strict church doctrines and women became moreinvolved in church rituals. After that slaves began to think of an abolitionist movement. Communities gained a sense of empowerment and independence.
Law passed by the British parliament between 1764and 1774
Law | Result |
1. The sugar act is passed to raise money from the colonies for Britain. | Samuel Adams founds the committees of correspondence to improve communication among the colonies.|
2. The stamp act taxes newspapers, licenses, and colonial paper products. | A series of resolutions is published stating that Stamp Act violates the rights of colonist. |
3. The Townshend Actsplaced duties on glass, lead, paints, paper, and tea. | Colonist responded to the Townshend Acts by once again boycotting many British goods. |
4. The Tea Act allowed the British East India Companyto sell tea directly to the colonist. | Tea Act would put them out of bossiness and the colonist united against the Tea Act. |
5. Boston Harbor is closed, and British troops are quartered. |Colonists’ resentment toward Britain builds. |
On all the acts the 5 Acts the colonists’ were against the laws because they were bad act that people do but the dictators were all the people wanted to...
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