What was established in 1686 by James II as a super-colony combining Connecticut, Plymouth, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, New York, and East and West New Jersey?

What swept across northern Europe in the late 16th and 17th centuries and inflamed Salem, Massachusetts, by the 1690's?

What governed colonial trade during the period from 1690 to 1754?

What was the result of the trading between Britain and the colonies rather than the colonies?

What stated that only English or colonial merchants and ships could engage in trade in the colonies?

What was a cultural movement of the 18th century that emphasized an individual Christian's pious devotion to God and inspired The Great Awakening?

What was the doctrine guiding London's government philosophy that wealth was power?

What was legal freeing of a slave which occurred much more commonly in Brazil than any other country?

What was the largest forced migration in world history?

What is the philosophy followed by most philosopher's during the Enlightenment based on the belief that religion and reason could be combined?