History Test 3

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first ten amendments to US constitution

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bill of rights

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primarily land aristocrats and traditionalists within the british government

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tories

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american colonists that sided with great britain

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layalists

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life liberty and teh pursuit of happiness

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locke's natural laws

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battle where great britain surrendered o end the american revolution

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yorktown

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no taxation without representation

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patrick henry

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established in 1607 first american colony

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james town

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scientific method

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hypothesis, observation, experimentation, conclusion

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monarchy in which a royal power is established, but their power is limited and defined by a written law

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constitutional

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george I, king of england in early 1700's was from this country which may explain why a cabinet system was set up

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Germany

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people are naturally cruel and needed to be controlled by absolute monarchy

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hobbes

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western border of the united states fter the rev war

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mississippi river

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southern border of the united states after the rev war

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georgia

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florence is to the renaissance what is to enlightenment

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paris

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21st century salon

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chat room

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set up cabinet system

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george I

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sought educating women so that they could contribute to political and social issues

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mary wollstonecraft

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war that pitted the british and colonists against the french and native americans

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french and indian war

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set up throughout europe to offer a forum for enlightenment philosophers to discuss thier ideas and thoughts on society

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salons

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first battle of rev. war

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battle of laxington and concord

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amendment that prevents the federal government from performing illegal searches and seizures

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fourth

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style of art that sought to express desired lifestyle or miserable conditions in europe

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baroque

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advocated for a seperation of powers within an elected ogovernment

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baron de montesquieu

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government in which a few peopel rule the rest

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oligarcy

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produced teh encyclopdia

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denis dederot

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acts imposed by great britain in teh latter part of teh 17th century to limit the freedoms of american colonists

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navigation acts

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elected branch of teh US government

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legislatave and executive

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amendment that allows the US citizens the right to carry weapons

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second

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wrote common sense to offer a pracitcal excuse for american independence

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paine

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sought freedom of speech by relaying messages in works of fiction

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voltaire

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teamed up with american colonists to gain independence from great britain

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france

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amendment that protects US citizens from excessive punishments

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eighth

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amendment that allows for teh freedom of religion and speech

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first

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great britain nified itself with this nation in order to achieve more prosperity

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scotland

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site fo teh first continental congress in 1774

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philidelphea

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great britains first prime minister

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robert walpole

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authored teh declaration of independence

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thomas jefferson

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mountain range that the british wanted to limit the colonists form crossing in the proclamation of 1763

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appalachain

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amendment that says you should have your day in court

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sixth

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ninth amendment

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unenmerated rights

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10th amendment

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power is reserved to the state

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seventh

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right to jury in civil lawsuits

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fifth

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self incrimination

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third

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can deny federal gov. right to quartering soldiers

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advocated for freely elected and limited governemtn

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rouseau

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in the wealth of nations he argued that the free market should regulate business activity

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smith

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government and church authorities waged a war against enlightenment philosophers on this issue

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censorship

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established by naval warships to prevent teh importing and exporting of other naval vessels

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blockade

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favored a parlimentary system rather than royalty in british government affairs

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whigs

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amadeus

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mozart

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allowing businesses to operate with little or no government interference

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laissez-faire