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Awakening & others

Great awakening, enlightenment and mercantilism

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great awakening; when early 1700's
great awakening; what religous movement
great awakening; why reaction to religious apathy
great awakening; what did it do unified colonies
great awakening; 1730s famous sermon “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God” preached
great awakening; results led to founding of colleges
enlightenment; when 1700's
enlightenment; what emphasis on the sciences and reason to explain things
john locke english philosopher - wrote doctrine of natural rights
doctrine of natural rights states fundamental rights all humans should enjoy - life liberty & property - thomas jefferson plagerized this
william blackstone said the pupose of gov was to protect freedom & property
charles de montesquieu; who french political & social philosopher
charles de montesquieu; what defined separation of powers & calling for checks & balances in his writing 'The Spirit of Laws'
enlightenment; results people born with natural rights that gov has to protect
enlightenment; results(additional) kings have no power to govern people; people empower gov
mercantilism; what economic theory guiding England
mercantilism; what(in-depth) more favorable balance of trade in which more gold coming in than out
navigation acts; what colonists only trade with english or colonial ships
navigation acts; more whats To trade with another country all goods had to be sent to England first so that they could be taxed Tobacco, sugar, timber and cotton could only be traded with England.
salutary neglect was also called- beneficial neglect
salutary neglect lead to- dev of triangular trade; colonies trades with africa
the 13 colonies were sometimes called the- children of britian
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