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SS: Ch. 5 Vocab

Vocab for US History Ch. 5

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Children who learned a trade from a craftsman. Apprentice
Religious movement that said inner religious emotion was more important than behavior. Appealed to heart. Great Awakening
One of the best-known preachers. Terrified listeners, but promised they could be saved. Jonathan Edwards
Preacher who drew thousands and raised funds for orphanage homes. George Whitefield
Movement which stressed reason and science as opposed to religion. Enlightenment
Famous Enlightenment figure; used reason to promote society and invented a lot of things. Benjamin Franklin
Enlightenment philosopher who believed people have natural rights that must be respected. John Locke
Document guaranteeing rights of English people. Magna Carta
England's lawmaking body and model for colonies' representative assemblies. Parliament
Royal right-stealing governor appointed by James II to rule New England. Hated by all. Edmund Andros
Protestant leaders replaced James with his daughter and her husband. Caused jailing of Andros. Glorious Revolution
Agreement to respect rights of English citizens; made by William and Mary. English Bill of Rights
Hands-off policy where England interfered little with affairs of colonies. Salutary Neglect
Publisher who criticized governor in print. Put on trial; defended by Hamilton; won case. John Peter Zenger
War between France and England that decided which nation would control territories. French and Indian War
First formal proposal to unite the colonies during the French and Indian War. Albany Plan of Union
Fight against French capital Quebec. Turning point of war; English victory. Battle of Quebec
Treaty that stated England got all lands east of the Mississippi. Ended French power in North America. Treaty of Paris
Once-French allied Indians attacking settlers and forts. Pontiac's Rebellion
Proclamation that forbade settlers from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains. Proclamation of 1763
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