S.s Chapter 4 Review

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King William & Queen Mary

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Monarchs who signed the English Bill of Rights

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John Peter Zenger

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wrote about honest things about the government ( New York Weekly Journal)

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Philis Wheatley

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First African poet

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Ben Franklin

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Inventor who electricity and wrote the Almanac

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Montesquieu

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separated the government into three different branches

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John Locke

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challenged divine rights

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Anne Bradstreet

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a famous poet

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John Smith `

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helped develop colonies in Virginia

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Slavery

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started with the Dutch and it started because Americans and English didn't have enough workers

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education

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Puritans don't need it and Public needed it

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Great Awakening

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Christian churches changing so it doesn't get corrupted by kings

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legislature

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group of people with the power to make laws

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Bill of Rights

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list of freedoms that a government promises to protect

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Magna Carter

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first document to place restrictions on an English rulers power

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Habeas- Corpus

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the principle that a person can not be held in a prison without being charged a specific crime

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freedom of press

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the right of journalists to publish the truth without penalty ( John Peter Z. ) `

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liable

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publishing of statements that damage a persons reputation

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Parliament

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government body who's original purpose to keep the kings power in check

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extended family

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cousins, grandparents, aunts, uncles

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gentry

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upper class of colonial society

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middle class

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small planters, independent farmers, artisan ( worker in skilled trade)

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indentured servants

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works for 4 -10 yrs

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Tri angular trade

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3 way trade between the colonies, the island of the Caribbean and Africa

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slave code

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strict laws that restricted the activities of slaves

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natural rights

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rights that belonged to people at birth

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divine right

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the belief that monarchs get their authority to rule directly from god

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separation of powers

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division of the power of government into separate branches

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horn book

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paddle shaped board with a lesson on it