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8 Wilson chap. 5

Wilson 8th grade chap. 5 "Beginnings of an American Identity"

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COLONIES VS. ENGLAND (LIFE) 60% of men in England were literate compared to 85% of white men in New England. their was much diversity in the colonies in religion and ethnicity
MAGNA CARTA charter of English political and civil liberties
JOHN PETER ZENGER (TRIAL) New York publisher was taken to court for critcizing yhe govenor of New York. causing freedom of press to become an important new right in the colonies.
FRENCH & INDIAN WAR (LOCATION) The French and Indian War took place Ohio River Valley (where pittsburg is now). 2 battles in New York
PROCLAMATION OF 1763 British declaration that forbade colonists from settling west of the Appalachians
STAMP ACT CONGRESS (PURPOSE) to raise money for England so they could pay back debt of French & Indian War
TOWNSHED ACT (WHY COLONIST OPPOSE) Parliament passed another tax with out colonist consent, some thout this taxation was illegal
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