a) Drinking among minorsb) Absenteeism among factory workersc) The divorce rate d) Child abuse e) Law enforcement challenges

8. One of the principal reasons the “noble experiment” of Prohibition failed was that

it lead to an enormous increase in

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(E) Law enforcement Challenges

a) Was a forerunner of the Kansas-Nebraska Actb) Established free public college in the United

Statesc) Declared racially segregated public schools

inherently unequald) Established free public elementary and

secondary schools in the United Statese) Provided for federal support of parochial

schools

9. Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka was a Supreme Court decision

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(C) Declared racially segregated public schools inherently unequal

Settling the Northern Colonies

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A common language

Common allegiance to Mother England

Colonist bound together by

Different set of values

Different economies

Different political systems

Different set of values

Colonies have different set of values

The Protestant Reformation Produces

Puritanism

German friar Martin Luther 1517 nailed his protests to the door.

He was shaping our nation’s destiny.

Not an option, READ PAGE 43 TONIGHT.

Denouncing priest and popes

Luther declared the Bible alone was the source of God’s word.

He ignited the “Protestant Reformation”

Spread across Europe for more than a century Divided people Toppled Sovereigns Kindled the spirits of MILLIONS Some of those spirits help found America.

Protestant Reformation

Calvinism-corruption of original sin were weak

and wicked.

God was all knowing. He knew who was going to heaven and hell.

“Predestination” What do you believe?

Doctrines that swept England

Puritans versus Henry

Puritans

The Puritans wanted the Church of England wholly de-catholicized.

They started to called themselves Separatists to separate from England.

Henry VIII

Old king Henry liked part of the Catholic church such as worshipping saints. He just didn’t like the divorce part.

Henry VIII broke from the Catholic Church in

the 1530s, but he wanted to maintain many rituals and creeds.

Many Puritans came from the woolen districts as discussed in class Monday and Wednesday. Are you asleep? They wanted spiritual comfort from their economic disadvantages. “Oh God please let me win the lotto!”

Puritans

1608 Separatists fleeing royal wealth went to

Holland. For 12 years they were subject to Dutchification. They longed to live like English people along with practicing their Protestant purification. Where was that place? The New World. Read pages 44-53 TONIGHT. YOU CAN DO IT! Mrs. Albro is your cheerleader.

The Pilgrims End Their Pilgrimage at

Plymouth