HannahL Flashcards

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What is an apprentice?

A

someone who learns a trade by working for someone in that trade for a certain period of time.

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2
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What else did he do?

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business man, community leader, scientist, inventor, and diplomat

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3
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What was the gentry class?

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upper class; wealthy planters, merchants, ministers, royal officials, successful lawyers, goldsmiths

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4
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How were free African Americans different from enslaved African Americans?

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Free were allowed to own property even in the Southern colonies

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5
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What was the middle passage?

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Atlantic voyage to bring slaves to the Americas from Africa

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6
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What was the triangular trade?

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Three way trade between the colonies, Europe, and Africa

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7
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What is racism?

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A belief that one race is superior or inferior to another.

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8
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What were slave codes?

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Strict laws that restricted the rights and activities of slaves.

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9
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Who was Benjamin Franklin?

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A colonial writer

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10
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What was his most popular work? What did it include?

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Poor Richard’s Almanack

pithy sayings

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11
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Magna Carta

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The first document to place restrictions on an English ruler’s power

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12
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Parliament

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A great council to advise the king. A 2 house legislature; House of lords and House of Commons

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13
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bill of rights

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written list of freedoms

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14
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English bill of rights

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” “ signed by King William and Queen Mary

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15
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John Peter Zenger Trial

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Thought he could write about the governer and not get in trouble. He was found not guilty for being libel.

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16
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Libel

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writing something false that is written about a person (must be false!)

17
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Glorius Revolution

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overthrow of king james II by a union of English parliamentarions

18
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Navigation Acts (purpose)

A

It helped create jobs for English workers

19
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Legislature

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A group of people who have the power to make laws.

20
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The great awakening

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First national movements in the colonies. In reinforced democratic ideas.

21
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The enlightenment

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new intellectual movement; looked for natural laws that governed politics, society, and economics

22
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Divine right

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God–>ruler–>people

23
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Natural rights

A

God–>people–>ruler

24
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John Locke

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Said people were born with natural rights (ie; property, life, and liberty

25
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Baron de Montesquieu

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Favored separation of the powers, French, protected rights of people, and created executive, legislative, judicial

26
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Separation of the powers

A

division of the power of government into separate branches

27
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Executive branch

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carries out the laws

28
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Legislative branch

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Passes laws

29
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Importance of land ownership

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determined social class, voting rights, and political influences

30
Q

What goods were transported in triangular trade

A

Americas–>Europe: Furs, timber, and ore
Europe–>Africa: weapons
Africa–>Americas: slaves

31
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Salutary neglect

A

Colonists didn’t have to follow English laws, so colonists could be on their own, and the British government became stricter