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History Unit 2 Guide

Unit 2 History Study Guide Revolutionary War

TermDefinition
Enlightenment Movement that emphasized use of reason
Great Awakening A religious revival
Salutary Neglect Unwritten policy that allowed the colonies to be left alone
Declaration of Independence Document stating America is independent
Taxation Government collecting money from citizens to pay taxes
Represesntation Having someone speak on behalf of their state
Natural rights Life, liberty, property, written by John Locke
Social Contract Theory Acting to a moral code in public
Tyranny Cruel and oppressively government
Revolution Rebelling against something that is found unjust
French and Indian war Caused by land claims, resulted in the banning of moving west past the Appalachians
Albany Plan of Union Plan written by Ben Franklin
Proclamation of 1763 A law that restricted moving west past the Appalachians
First Continental Congress Sent a list of grievances to king George III. Met in response to intolerable acts
Quartering Act Required colonies to house British soldiers
Tea Act Government taxed tea to get money to repay debt from French and Indian war
Boston Tea Act Colonists dressed as Indians raided British ships and threw tea overboard
Boycott To refuse to buy or use goods as a protest
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