social studies 5
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- parliament
- England's national legislature or law making body
- Town meetings
- Center of New England Politics
- Exports
- sent to a country
- David Rittenhouse
- The societies second president
- Staple crops
- crops grown mainly for food
- Privacy council
- a group of royal advisors
- Mercantalism
- a way of maintaining wealth by controlling trade
- Libel
- statement that damages the governor's reputation
- Scientific method
- Carefull study of natural events
- apprentices
- Students taught how to do something well
- Anne Bradstreet
- Wrote about her love for her faith and family
- Middle passage
- A slave trade route across the atlantic
- Cash crops
- Crops sold mainly for profit
- English bill of rights
- reduced the power of the English Monarchy
- Edmund Andros
- royal governor of the dominion
- Isaac newton
- Explained how objects on earth and in the sky behaved
- triangular trade
- Many different sea routes
- imports
- brought too a country
- Great awakening
- A widespread Christian movement involving sermons and revivals
- Scientific revolution
- New ideas about the universe
- Olaudah Equiano
- An african american slave
- Galileo
- One of the leading Figures in the scientific revolution
- House of burgesses
- Assembly's second house
- Revivals
- Gatherings where people came to hear sermons
- Benjamin Banneker
- A free african american who lived in maryland
- Phillis Wheatley
- Used religious language in her poems
- Dominion of New England
- northern colonies uniting under oone government
- Gilbert Tennent
- Presbyterian minister
- Enlightenment
- The change in the way people viewed human actions
- Slave codes
- Laws to control slaves
- Glorious revolution
- overthrow of James II
- Navigation acts
- Required colonists to do most of thier trade with england
- Eliza Pinckney
- Introduced indigo to the colonies
- Jonathan Edwards
- One of the most important leaders of the great awakening
- Free enterprise
- Economic competition with little government control
- Balance of trade
- fewer imports than exports
- George Whitefield
- A british minister
- Duties
- Import taxes on some trade products
- Bicameral Legislature
- law making body made up of two houses or groups