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S.S. Test 2-1 Review

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What was The Enlightenment? It was a movement for new inventions and knowledge.
What was The Great Awakening? It was a religious movement that spread religious awareness.
What was the contribution of Galileo? He viewed space using the telescope.
What was the contribution of Sir Issac Newton? He "discovered" gravity and came up with the laws of motion
What was the contribution of Ben Franklin? He performed the kite and key experiment and invented the lightning rod.
What was the contribution of John Locke? He proposed the 3 basic rights of the people: Life, Liberty, and the Right to your Property.
What was the contribution of Voltaire? He proposed the idea of freedom of speech.
What was the contribution of Charles de Montesquieu? He proposed the idea of separation of power.
What was the contribution of Jonathan Edwards? He did many religion revivals at his church.
What was the contribution of George Whitefield? He brought more awareness to religion with his open preaching.
What was the significance of the Mayflower compact? It set up a set of laws that governed the colonists in Plymouth.
What was the significance of Fundamental orders of Connecticut? It was the first written constitution in North America.
What was the significance of the Manga Carta? It was the first document that limited the king's powers.
What was the significance of English Bill of Rights? It was the first document that protected the rights of the people in England.
What was the significance of the Glorious Revolution? It was when the English government was completely overthrown and re-setup by William and Mary.
What was fought over in French and Indian War? The Ohio River valley for the fur trade.
What was the turning point for the war? The Battle of Quebec.
What was the significance of John Peter Zenger? He represented the freedom of the press.
What was Salutary Neglect? It was unofficial policy where the British decided to let the colonists semi-govern themselves.
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