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A political movement to overthrow British rule A series of spiritual revivals that swept the American colonies in the 1730s-1740s A scientific movement promoting new agricultural techniques A trade agreement between the colonies and France

The Trinity — three persons in one God Isaiah 33:22, which identifies God as judge, lawgiver, and king The three patriarchs: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob The three days Jonah spent in the whale

Because he believed people were basically good and didn't need rules Because he wanted to abolish all government Because he understood the Biblical doctrine of human sinfulness and the need for checks on power Because he thought angels should govern instead of humans

It declared independence from Britain It established the Constitution It declared that enslaved people in Confederate states were forever free It ended the War of 1812

A simple disagreement over states' rights God's judgment upon the entire nation for the sin of slavery Punishment of the South alone for rebellion A test of America's military strength

That the colony was built on a high mountain That the colony would be a model Christian community watched by the world That the colony was superior to all other nations That the colony would become a major trading center

The belief that America was destined by God's providence to expand across the continent A military strategy used during the Revolution An economic policy promoting free trade with Europe A diplomatic agreement between the United States and Mexico

A wealthy and educated people A moral and religious people A militarily strong people A people governed by a king