People, Events, and Acts
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Glorious Revolution | Started in 1688 demonstrated the power of elected representatives over the monarchy. The English Bill of Rights 1689 gave certain basic rights; inspired American Bill of Rights
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Navigation Acts | It directed trade between England and colonies. 1) Colonial merchants had to use English ships. 2) certain products could be sold only to English controlled land. These caused conflict.
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Great Awakening | It was a return to faith of earlier days. 1720's - 1740's Jonathan Edwards had powerful sermons. George Whitefield started religious revivals. This led to the formation of new churches.
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The Enlightenment | It began in Europe in the mid-1700's. It was based on the reasoning that knowledge, reason & science could improve society. People experimented and published reports.
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Benjamin Franklin | He was an American Scientist and Revolutionary leader. He was from a poor family, worked as a printer, and became rich.
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John Peter Zenger | He was charged with libel and found not guilty. This was an important decision for freedom of the press.
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