American Revolutionary War Study Guide Part II Flashcards

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Mercantilism

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When the goal of a country is to always make a profit off of trade.

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Loyalist

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A person who wanted the American colonies to remain under the control of Britain.

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Bi-cameral

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A legislative branch divided into two bodies.

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Republic

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A form of government in which citizens elect representatives and executives to manage the government.

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Patriot

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A person who wanted the American colonies to be an independence country and separate from Britain.

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Confederation

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Independent countries loosely join together occasionally for a common purpose.

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Congress

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Meeting

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How often does the United States Congress convene?

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Every two years

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Whose the enlightenment philosopher who promoted the idea of separation between religion and government?

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Voltaire

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Whose the Enlightenment philosopher who stated the main problem with the government throughout the world was that monarchs thought their status and power came from god?

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Voltaire

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Whose the Enlightenment philosopher who promoted the idea of a social contract between the citizens and government in which the government governed citizens only by consent of the citizens?

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Rousseau

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Whose the Enlightenment philosopher who suggested the idea that every human being was born with the three natural rights; meaning rights that you had just because you were a living human being?

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John Locke

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