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Our own Country The separation from England begins!!

Our own Country The separation from England begins!!

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Our own Country

The separation from England begins!!

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Mayflower Compact (1620)

• Dutch Pilgrims came over on the Mayflower (ship)

• They wrote the 1st government/constitution

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1st Direct Democracy

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Puritans

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Religious Dissenters

• Roger Williams

• Gov’t should be separate from religion

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William Penn: Pennsylvania

Philadelphia: City of Brotherly Love

Created a Frame of Government: governor, council, and assembly

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Quakers

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Jamestown

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Virginia House of Burgesses

• 1st representative democracy

• Legislative assembly: makes the laws

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Virginia Troubles

• Nathaniel Bacon wanted protection against the natives

• The governor refused

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Bacons Rebellion• He raised an army to fight the natives

• Bacon army marched to Jamestown to protest.

• Set fire to the colony

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Triangle Trade Route

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The Middle Passage

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Slave Ships

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3 types of colonies

• Joint stock colony: a business control the colony $$$

• Proprietary colony: friend of the king controls the colony.

• Royal: under direct control of the king.

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Types of Government

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Monarchy

• King or queen rule

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Republic

• Citizens rule through elected representatives that create laws.

• Laws rule/ Control the Majority

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Democracy

• People either rule directly or through elected representatives

• Majority Rule

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Dictatorship/Totalitarian

• Where one person has complete power

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Anarchy

• Where there is no government

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Theocracy

• Religion rules the government

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Magna Carta

• 1215: 1st English document to check the powers of the king: no one is above the law

• People cannot be deprived of life, liberty, property

• Right to a speedy trial/witness/justice

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Natural Rights

• Everyone enters society with certain rights, that cannot be denied by anyone. This idea is from the Magna Carta.

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British Identity

• Political: Monarchy, national gov’t

• Economic: ag, fishing, your work defined your rank

• Social: patriarchy, class based on wealth, English

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Glorious Revolution 1688

• Change in leadership in England

• King James II was kicked out and replaced by his daughter Mary and her husband William.

• Shifted power from the monarchy to Parliament

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English Parliament• Lawmaking body of

England.

• 2 houses/bicameral: 1. House of Lords

• 2. And House of Commons

– Head of the British government is called the Prime Minister

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English Bill of Rights 1689

• Right to petition/Vote

• Right to a fair punishment/trial

• Parliament can raise an army

• Free elections

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Virginia House of Burgesses

• 1st representative democracy

• Legislative assembly: makes the laws

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Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

• Set up the gov’t of Conn.

• 1st written state constitution in the New World!

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Maryland Act of Toleration

• Law requiring toleration of religion

• Freedom of Worship but only if you were Christian

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Town Meetings

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Great Awakening• 1st truly American Event• New denominations, spread of religion to frontier• “Sinners in the hands of an angry God”

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Social Contract Theory

John Locke

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American Identity

• Political: experimented with different gov’ts– Mayflower/House of Burgesses/FOC/

– Economic: Lots of land and natural resources, jobs based on choice (self made)

– Social: Religion, “Great Awakening”

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Thomas Hobbes

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John Locke

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Baron de Montesquieu

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau