Because they though the patriots were overreacting, that taxation was not and issue and also the British were doing really good on protecting the colonies.
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The Great Awakening, the most important event in American religion
during the eighteenth century, was a series of emotional religious
revivals that spread across the American colonies in the late 1730s and
1740s. The mid-eighteenth century witnessed a wave of evangelism without
precedent in America, England, Scotland, and Germany. In England, this
wave would culminate in the Methodist revivals led by John Wesley
(1703-1791), while in Germany, the revivals would give rise to a
movement known as Pietism. In colonial America, in contrast to England
and Germany, the revivals tended to cross class lines and to take place
in urban as well as rural areas.
In New England, in particular, the Great Awakening represented a
reaction against the growing formality and the dampening of religious
fervor in the Congregational churches. Elsewhere in the colonies, the
Anglican church, indeed no single church, was able to satisfy the
population's spiritual and emotional needs.
The Great Awakening carried profound consequences for the future. It was
the first experience shared by large numbers of people throughout all
the American colonies, and therefore contributed to the growth of a
common American identity. It also produced a deepened consciousness of
sin within the existing social order and aroused a faith that Americans
stood within reach of Christ's second coming.
Even though the
Great Awakening contributed to a splintering of American Protestantism,
as supporters of the revivalists known as New Lights and their
opponents, known as Old Lights, established separate congregations, it
also sent a powerful spiritual message: that God works directly through
the people, rather than through churches or other public institutions.
Citation: http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/disp_textbook.cfm?smtID=2&psid=3591
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HISTORY and LA: Journal: A Day in the Life of a Métis Teen
Introduction:
The name of the metis is Isabella. She is a girl who’s age is 16. She lives in the vast territory of Rupert's land (long before the Hudson’s Bay company took over the land and sold it to Canada in 1869. She is a little bit humorous and enjoys nature so much! Isabella loves learning more and more information, arts etc. She also is an Introvert who likes her own space more. And is interested to communicate with herself by writing her thoughts in a book. More like talking with the book.
Journal Entry:
We, who live in the west, were Nomadic. So we always moved from place to place to hunt buffalo and other fur-bearing animals. And now again we have to shift everything we collected , like, all the essential needs we collected. It’s really hard to shift stuff, But when you move to a new place you get to see new beautiful places. They are just so satisfying to see! It’s like all my work(like the shifting work) is paid off. I love it! We always meet the Hudson’s bay company employees, and give them furs which we took from the bissons and other furry animals we hunted. And in exchange they give us their (Hudson’s Bay company) goods. Which is good! Because then we or I won't be able to enjoy that delicious pemmican!
The one reason that makes me proud of my parents is that because of them I am like a translator for both sides in the fur trade! Anyways coming back to the present. As I said before, we were moving today to another place, But on the way some people along with my father will ride the famous York boats carrying supplies to fur posts. I begged my father to take me with him! And as usual he gave me some silly reason for me to stay. And now since I don’t have anything to do I will-..Nevermind, My mom’s calling me. Okay after helping my mom keep the fur posts into the York boats me , my mom, and the others are just relaxing and enjoying nature just to take a break. Since, I am so obsessed with my Journal notebook today I’m just going to sit here and right what comes to my mind. I’m not like the others who always seem to be talking with someone. I like my own space!
I kind of miss my dad already, but he and his fellow members need to travel the waterways from the red river further west and north to hudson bay. These red river carts also travel the trek back and forth over land to St. Paul, Minnesota and to posts in saskatchewan. Speaking about the red river, the only large settlement in the region is the red colony. About 12000 people lived in this colony around Fort Garry. Some were the original Selkirk settlers or their descendents. They had come from Scotland with lord Selkirk when he established the colony in 1811. Many of these original settlers were poor farmers who had been displaced from their lands in scotland. They had endured many hardships in the early years of settlement, including foods, hunger, and sickness. I love studying about other colonies, cultures , history etc.
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B. <u>France wanted to weaken its long-time enemy, England.</u>
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