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legislature

Gp of ppl who have power to make laws

bill of rights

Written list of freedoms that govt promises to protect

franchise / suffrage

Right to vote

freedom of the press

Right of journalists to publish true information without fear of punishment

apprentice

Person who learns a trade (skilled job) by working for someone in that trade

racism

Belief that your own race is superior others and that you can mistreat races you consider inferior to your own

public school

School supported by taxes in Massachusetts beginning in 1647

Great Awakening

Revival of religious fervor in 1730s and 1740s

Enlightenment

Period of scientific and political enquiry (questioning) during 1600-1700s

natural rights

Rights that belong to every human being, according to John Locke and other Enlightenment thinkers like Thomas Jefferson

separation of powers

Baron de Montesquieu's idea that government's power should be limited by giving powers to separate branches.