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Revivals
church meetings where masses of people come together to hear a msg.
why?- colonies founded on religious freedom were becoming luke warm
staple crops
crops continually in demand like wheat oats barley for exports
enlightenment
new thinking that said man can through rational thinking and plannning change his life
Glorious revolution
1688 overthrow of king james 2
libel
false written statement that damages someones reputation
Dominion of New England
king james 2 forced colonies to unite together under one government
mercantilism
creating and maintaining wealth by carefully controlling trade
Bicameral Legislature
law making 2 houses or groups
parliament: House of Commons
House of Lords
Parliament
national legislature of england
George Whitefield
british minister went from georgia to new england, preached outdoors to large numbers of people
Great Awakening
1730-1740's unorganized movement - religious- changed life in the colonies
Jonathan Edwards
most famous sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, preached on need of repentence
duties
taxes on imports
Middle Passage
voyage involving transports of africans across the atlantic ocean to be sold as slaves in the N and S america and the west indies
Navigation Acts
regulate trade with other colonies and increase profits for England