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What influenced colonial governments |
political changes in England |
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What limited free trade in the colonies |
English trade laws |
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What led to the ideas of political equality among many colonists |
The Great Awakening and the Enlightenment |
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What gave England more control of more land in North America |
The French and Indian War |
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How were laws made in Virginia |
The House of burgesses |
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How were laws made in New England |
colonists at town meetings |
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Who thought the colonists were too independent (solo, in control of yourself) |
King James II of England |
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Independent |
solo, in control of yourself |
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What did the English Bill of Rights do |
shifted power from the monarch to Parliament, the British government body. The rights were not extended (stretched, pull out) to the colonists |
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Extend |
stretch, pull out |
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Did the colonists benefit from the English Bill of Rights |
no, the rights were not extended (strecth) to the colonists |
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The name given to the voyage (trip on water) of slaves from Africa to America |
Middle Passage |
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Voyage |
trip on water in a boat |
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What was King Phillips real name |
Metacomet |
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How did many Americans react to the king's ban (not allow) on settling on Indian lands |
many settlers ignored (not pay attention to) the ban (not allow) |
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Ignore |
not pay attention to example - if your teacher told you something they gave you was going to be on the next test, but you did not study it, you ignored (not pay attention to) what they told you to do |
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Ban |
not allow example - red hoodies are banned (not allowed) at Withrow University |
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Who led the rebellion against the British in the Ohio Valley |
Chief Pontiac |
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Navigation Acts |
used to control the colonists that required them to trade only with Britain |
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What was the main item did the colonists use to trade |
rum |
