Colonial Social Classes & Definitions Crossword

Apprenticeship is a system used to teach various trades to young ___
Mostly wealthy members of the colonial society that had refined tastes and manners
A school run by single women or widows out of the house
The Enlightenment was a philosophy more dependent on science and reason than ______ to find truth
A large spiritual revival that occurred throughout the colonies
A school similar to a modern elementary schools where reading, writing, math, rhetoric, natural philosophy were taught
A printed sheet posted on a board that looks similar to a paddle, used to help children
Indentured servants sold their time in service to someone else exchange for their ______ from the Old World to the New World
An English preacher who made several trips to America and is estimated to have preached at least 18,000 times
A preacher from Massachusetts most famous for his sermon "Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry God"
The man who taught others at the "log college"
These class' jobs usually included merchants, traders & clergyman
Many colonists had gotten to the middle class through hard ____
Indentured servants were usually ____ between the age of 18-30
Most people in the upper class were _______ colonists
Small farmers, clergyman, _________, ship captains, carpenters, blacksmiths, were usual middle class jobs
_______ (either redemptioners or indentured) were the lowest possible for white people
In the Middle and Southern colonies, upper class families were usually the ones who owned alot of ____
The middle class was __________ wealthy nor poor
Lower class was very poor; made up of mostly servants and ________
The ___________ class formed the core of the colonial society
Once a persons' time as a servant was served, they recieved "__________ dues" of items to use to create or find a life of their own