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Developing America

An American Way of Life Develops

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Social status depends on these 2 things wealth and occupation
Highest social class gentry
People in the gentry where Landowners, planters, church officials, succesful merchants
Middle class people where Professional people, skilled artisans, and shopkeepers
Lowest class people where Slaves and indentured servants
In 1730s and 1740s this happened Great Awakening
One of the leading Massachusetts preachers in Great Awakening Jonathan Edward
Emphasized Science and Religion Enlightenment
The english writer who was the enlightenments greates thinkers John Locke
Came up with the idea that colonies make a social contract with the government John Locke
Proved that lightning was a huge electrical charge Benjaman Franklin
Ben Franklin wrote this book on hard work Poor Richard's Almanac
Ben Franklin improved these mail services
An importent poet Anne Dudley Bradsteet
An african american slave Phillis Wheatley
Created by: bluehicke35
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