Ch. 2 Vocab

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Vocabulary
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Parliament the british legislature
Legislature a group of people that makes laws
Mercantilism the theory that a country should sell more goods to othr contries than it buys
Boycott the refusal to purchase certain goods
Independence self-reliance and freedom from outside control
Confederation a group of states that band together for a common purpose
Magna Carta Great Charter signed in 1215 by King John; limited the power of the monarch and recognized rights of nobles
Glorious Revolution 1688 the peaceful transfer of power in history of England: Parliament removed King James ll from throne and invited his daughter Mary and her husband William to rule instead
English Bill Of Rights In English history guaranteed free elections, the right to a fair trial, and made cruel and unusal punishment illegal
Natural Rights rights you are born with-life, liberty & property
Social Contract agreement between the people (the governed) and the government; People agree to give up part of thir freedom to govt. in exchange of natural rights
Baron De Montesquieu philosopher who came up with Enlightenment
Enlightenment "separation of powers"
Mayflower Compact document signed by passengers of mayflower; created a direct democracy in the New World; also represents idea of a social contract
House of Burgess bicameral legislature in Jamestown; Virginia; also was the first representative democracy in the New World
Indentured Servant a person who agreed to work for a period of 7 years to pay off the cost of their passage to the coloniesEr
Triangular Trade trade between Europe, Africa and the Americas; slavs from Africa were transported to the Americas and traded for sugar and molasses
Middle Passage the journey across the Alantic Ocean made by slave ships
Salutary Neglect sometimes called healthy or useful neglect meant England did not strictly enforce its laws in the colonies
French Indian War also called the Seven Years War between England and France; because of war debt England began to tax the colonies
"No Taxation Without Representation" slogan that summed up the colonists anger over taxes and the fact the colonies were NOT allowed to send representatives to Parliment
Boston Massacre March 5 1770 British soldiers opened fire on a crowd killing 5 American colonists; event fueled the Americans hatred for the British
Stamp Act a tax on printed material such as legal documents; mail, newspaper, etc.
Boston Tea Party colonists some dressed as Indians sneaked aboard British ships and dumped 90,000 pounds of tea into the Boston Harbor
Intolerable Acts also known as the Coercive Acts; these acts (laws) punished the Boston colonists for the Boston Tea Party; the Boston port was closed to trade and a new Quartering Act
Quartering Act part of the Intolerable Acts: act that reaquired colonist to house and feed British soldiers
Common Sense pamphlet written by Thomas Pained that was widely read in the colonies: said colonies should be free and Indpendent
Battle of Lexington and Concord "shot heard around the world"; first battle of the Revolutionary War
Second Continental Congress meeting of colonial delegates in mary 1775; a committee of 5 men were appointed to write a document declaring American Independence
Declaration of Independence the document addressed to King George ll of England that declared American Independence
Thomas Jefferson Chief author of the D.O.I
John Locke English Philosopher whose natural rights philosophy was a BIG influence on Thomas Jefferson
Fundamental Orders Of Connecticut 1st written constitution in the New World
Proclamation of 1763 England said colonist could not settle new lands beyond the Appalachian Mts.
Articles Of Confedreation our 1st governemet; lasted for about 10 years; created a "league of friendship" between the 13 states
Daniel Shay's Rebellion a wake up call for American; Daniel Shays led a rebellion of Massachusetts farmers agaisnt the federal govt. under the AOC
Philadelphia Convention aka Constitutional Convention; met May-Sept. 1787 delegates suppose to amend (fix) the Articles of Confederation ended up writing a ne constitution
James Madison Father of the Constitution

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