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Frederick the Great brought religious freedom to Prussia
Joseph II son of Maria-Theresa, brought freedom of worship to Austria
Catherine the Great recommended allowing religious toleration in Russia
1543 Copernicus publishes his heliocentric observations
1687 Newton publishes about laws of gravity
George III evil British king oppressing Americans
Thomas Jefferson wrote rough draft of Declaration of Independence
First Continental Congress protested to George III, boycotted English products
Second Continental Congress declared independence, formed army
George Washington commander of American army
French helped United States against England
motivated American soldiers were this
overconfident British officers were this
John Locke his ideas about freedom influenced U.S. government
Montesquieu his ideas about separation of powers influenced U.S. government
Articles of Confederation first, short-lived, form of U.S. government
Constitution second form of U.S. government
1787 delegates sign new constitution; soon thereafter, states ratify it
Bill of Rights ten amendments to constitution, protects your freedom
First Amendment guarantees "free exercise" of religion
Second Amendment guarantees "the right to keep and bear arms"
Ninth Amendment says that each citizen not only has the rights listed in the constitution, but also has other rights not listed there
Tenth Amendment says that the government has only those powers listed in the constitution, and no more
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