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Chapter 5 vocab AS

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apprentice learned a trade from an experienced craftsman
great awakening a religious movement
Jonathan Edwards one of the best known preachers
George Whitefield drew thousands of people with great sermons and raised funds to start a home for orphans
enlightenment emphasized reason and science as the path to knowledge
Benjamin Franklin was a famous american enlightenment figure who used reason to improve society
John Locke was an English philosopher that argued that people have natural rights
Magna Carta a great starter
parliament englands chief lawmaking body
Edmund Andros angered the colonists by ending their representatives assemblies
glorious revolution a change in the leaderships
english bill of rights this was an agreement to respect the rights of english citizens and of parliament
salutary neglect a hands off policy
John Peter Zenger publisher of the new-york weekly journal
french and indian war decided which nation would control the northern and eastern parts of north america
albany plan of union first formal proposal to unite the colonies
battle of quebec turning point of the war
treaty of paris britain claimed all of north america to the east of the mississippi river
pontiacs rebellion native american groups destroyed almost every british fort west of the appalachians
proclamation of 1763 forbade colonists to settle west of the appalachians
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