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Chapter 5 Vocab Link

Chapter 5 vocabulary for Social Studies

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apprentice a person who learns trade from craftsmen and gets housing and food until they can open their own business.
Great Awakening religious movement that changed the colonial culture and lasted for years
Jonathan Edwards one of the best known preachers that terrified listeners with images of God
George Whitefield drew thousands of people to his sermons to raise money
Enlightenment emphasized reason and science as paths of knowledge
Benjamin Franklin a famous American enlightenment figure
John Locke English philosopher who argued the people have natural rights
Magna Carta documents that guaranteed important rights to noblemen and freemen
Parliament England's chief law making body and colonists' model for representative government
Edmund Andros royal governor of the Dominion of New England, the northern colonies combined
Glorious Revolution change in England's leadership from James to William and Mary
English Bill of Rights agreement to respect the rights of English citizens and of Parliament
salutary neglect period of time when England did not interfere with the colonies' affairs
John Peter Zenger publisher of the New York weekly Journal, that stood trail for publishing criticism against New York's governor
French and Indian War the final war that decided which nation would control Northern and Eastern North America
Albany Plan of Union first formal proposal to unite the colonies written by Benjamin Franklin
Battle of Quebec turning point to the war which British won - pivotal
Treaty of Paris British claimed all of the land in North America east of the Mississippi River
Pontiac's Rebellion when Indians attacked British in the Native American's land and old French forts
Proclamation of 1763 Forbade colonists to settle west of the Appalachians to protect from Indians
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