This document contains 10 questions about social, economic, and political tensions in the British colonies during the early 17th and 18th centuries. Specifically, it asks about factors that increased tensions and accusations of witchcraft, the declining status of colonial women, the impact of patriarchal ideals on family and community, rising economic inequality, the effects of population growth and diversity on conflict, groups attracted to religious revivals and their legacies, and how ordinary colonists expressed political opinions across and within economic lines during this time period.