us history
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| Apprentice | Someone who leaned a trade from an experienced craftsman.
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| Great Awakening | A religeous moment in time, taken place, from around the 1730s to the 1740s.
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| Jonathan Edwards | A man who preached at churches telling people that there was still hope for everybody.
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| George Whitefield | Was a loud speaker and scared people into being good people, and gained money for an entire orphanage.
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| Enlightenment | A way of letting stress and anxiety fade away, and start to let whomever calm down.
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| Benjamin Franklin | A man of science, who invented the lightning rod, benjamin stove, and the bifocals.
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| John Locke | A man of faith who received his own beliefs that people had natural rights like life, liberty, and property.
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| Magna Carta | A document that garenteed important rights to noble/free men.
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| Parliament | England's chief lawmaking body.
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| Edmond Andros | The royal governor of the Doninion of New England.
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| Glorius Revolution | The change of leadership when King James fled.
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| English Bill of Rights | An agreement to respect the England's people's rights.
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| Salutary Neglect | When England slowly stopped helping the colonies.
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| John Peter Zenger | The publisher of the ' NEW YORK WEEKLY JOURNAL'
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| French and Indian War | 1754-1763: A war fought over territory.
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| Albany plan of Union | The first formal proposal to unite the colonies.
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| Battle of Quebec | The turning point of the French and Indian war.
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| Treaty of Paris | The treaty stating that Britain was given all North America East of the Mississippi River.
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| Pontiacs Rebellion | When Native Americans attacked Forts.
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| Proclamation of 1763 | A document that forbade colonists to settle west of the Appalachian Mountains.
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