Rylee B Flashcards

1
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Salutary Neglect?

A

the colonies were doing very well and loved being left alone, but then Britan wanted to start taxing them for their money and the colonies did not like this.

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2
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What colony passed laws to start public education?

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Massachusetts

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3
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How was education funded or paid for?

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Public and private money

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4
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Did North or the South have more schools? Why?

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North had more schools because they were more sucessful and were more worried about education

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5
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Who was Ben Franklin?

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Ben Franklin was a colonial writer that people loved

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6
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What was his most popular work?

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His most popular work was Poor Richard’s Almanack

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7
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What did it include?

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filled with pithy saying that usually had a moral

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8
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What else did he do?

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He also was a buisnissman, community leader, sientist, inventor, and a diplomat

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9
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what moment changed the decline of religion?

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the great awakening

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10
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what happened in the result of the great awakening?

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there were more groups of religion so we had to learn how to come together as a community

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divine rights?

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humans got there rights from the monarch and the monarch got rights from god

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12
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natural rights?

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rights you were born with including life liberty and property

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13
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would colonists like natural or divine rights better?

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natural rights because it gives them more power not them rights not just the monarch also the rights got hrough people not just the king

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14
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where did most people live? why?

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on farms because familys were very self sufficiant and close

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15
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who could vote?

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wite men or people who owned land

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16
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when a women marries what happens to her money and property?

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the husband gets it

17
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what was the womens role in public life?

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they had no public life

18
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what age did people star work or get a job

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age 7

19
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what is an apprentice?

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

20
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how was social class determained?

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how much land you had, if you were a women your class was determained by your husband or father

21
Q

explain the triangular trade?

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a passage from africa to the americaswith slaves then to europe

22
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what was the glorious revolution?

A

the glorious revolution was an event in the history of england 1688. the people of england didn’t like the king, king james II because he would not let them vote or worship God in the they wanted to. they invited william III of orange-nassau to take over as king. William was king james II’s nephew and mary’s first cousin. he came to england with his wife Queen mary, the daughter of king James II. Thye let the old king escape, so he moved to france out of fear.

23
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who first brought african americans to the new world?

A

spanish and portuguese

24
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magna carta

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the first document in the colonies to restrict rule on the engish monarch and power

25
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parliment

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a 2 house legislater ( a group of people who make laws) made of nobles and commons

26
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a bill of rights

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a written list of freedom that the government promises to protect

27
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the english bill of rights

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the bill of rights signed in england by king william and queen mary

28
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libel

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the publishing of the statments that damage a persons repuation