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| Started the organization of the Methodist denomination. |
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| Had the greatest impact on America during the Great Awakening. |
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| The best-known missionary to the Indians. |
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| First black woman poet in America. |
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| A tall, 21-year-old Virginian. |
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| A Scotsman n the valiant Coldstream guards. |
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| Planned to reduce Parliamentary power. |
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| Believed that colonies should have direct representation to Parliament. |
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| An agreement to grant membership to unconverted desendants of church members. |
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| "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" |
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| Most famous sermon in American History by Jonathan Edwards. |
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| A local militia unit of young men. |
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| This war would decide the future of North America by establishing once and for all the supremacy of England. |
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| Cancelled all previous land grants given to the colonies by past kings and Parliaments. |
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| Required colonists to buy stamps. |
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| Required colonists to buy stamps. |
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| Asked the king to defend their rights, to restore their royal charters, and to restore the land grants given. |
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| Colonies were subordinate to England. |
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