Chapter 4 Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Part of the 3 branches of government, which has the powers to make laws

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legislative

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2
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Is a written list of freedoms that a government promises to protect

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bill of rights

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3
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Person cannot be held in prison without specific crime

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Habeus corpus

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4
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Allowed the press to publish the truth

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Freedom of the press

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5
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Publishing statements that damage a person’s reputation (John Peter Zenger case)

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Libel

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6
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The law making body of England

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Parliament

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7
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Is an economic theory in which a nations power on it’s wealth

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Mercantilism

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8
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Goods that are brought into a country

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Imports

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9
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Goods that are sent out of that country

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Exports

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10
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Occurred when William and Mary peacefully took the throne

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Glorious Revolution

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William and Mary ended to sign this; this would promise that the government to protect the people in England; no raising taxes; entitled to the lawyer

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English Bill of right

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12
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Parliament makes the decisions and royalty are merely figureheads

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Constitutional Monarchy

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13
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A family that includes, in addition with their grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins

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Extended family

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Someone who learns a trade working for someone in that trade for a certain period of time, they loved at home with the master craftsmen

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Apprentice

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15
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Upper class in the colonies

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Gentry

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16
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It’s made up of small planters, independent farmers and artisans

17
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Signed a contract to work for 4 to 10 years for anyone who would passage over to America

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Indentured servant

18
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A 3 at trade between the colonies of the Caribbean Islands and Africa

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Triangular Trade route

19
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The belief that one race is superior ir inferior to the other

20
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Laws of slaves that denied thee rights and activities of slaves

21
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Famous slave that was captured in West Africa

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Olaudah Equiano

22
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The boss of the slaves

23
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School paid with taxes and no religious instruction in the New England Colonies

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Public Schools

24
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Women that opened up their homes to teach the boys and girls of their town- Southern Colonies

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Was a poet and wrote "The 10th Muse and lately sprung up in America"
Anne Bradstreet
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Enslaved African American from Boston who wrote poetry
Phyllis Wheatley
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Led the Great Awakening and "Sinner in the Hand of God"
Johnathan Edwards
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Rights that belong to every human being from birth
Natural rights
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Belief that monarchs got their authority to rule directly from God
Divine Right
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The division of the powers of the government into separate branches (legislative, executive, judicial branches)
Separation of powers
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Wrote "Two Treaties on Government" and it said "life liberty property" he also challenged the idea of Divine Rights (England)
John Locke
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(France) wrote "The Spirit of Laws" he came up with the idea of Separation of Powers
Montesquieu
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Growth in Scientific knowledge in the 1600's in Europe and it spread to colonies in 1700's
Enlightenment period