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Unit 6 Age of Revolutions By Harrison & Otumos

Unit 6 Age of Revolutions By Harrison & Otumos. Summary of UNIT 6 Age of Revolution People began to have new ideas about government by the late 18th century

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Unit 6 Age of Revolutions

By Harrison & Otumos

Page 2: Unit 6 Age of Revolutions By Harrison & Otumos. Summary of UNIT 6 Age of Revolution People began to have new ideas about government by the late 18th century

Summary of UNIT 6 Age of Revolution

• People began to have new ideas about government by the late 18th century. More people began fighting for political and religious rights

• The contusion, English bill of rights and the glorious revolution were all examples of people standing up to what they believe was right.

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What is revolution? – is a fundamental change in power or organizational structures in a short

period of time.What is the glorious revolution? – in 1688

parliament William and Mary become rulers of England the bloodless overthrown of king James II

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What where the English bill of rights?

King could not suspend parliaments laws king could not levy taxes without a the approval of parliament.

King could not interfere with freedom of speechking could not penalize a citizen who petitions the kings grievances.

The English bill of rights was important because the people were protected.

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Marie Antoinette – she was the fifteenth child of holy roman emperor Francis I . She was born

is Austria. Was married to Louis XVI of France and beheaded.

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Three estates in France 1. the first Estate (clergy)

2. the second Estate (nobility)3. the third Estate (peasants, Bourgeoisie, and the

working class)

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Constitution- The supreme law of the U.S

Mayflower Compact-was the first governing document of Plymouth colony

Suffrage- distinct from other rights to vote (women the right to vote)

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• Limited monarchy – government in which a constitution or legislature limits the monarchs power.

• constitutional monarchy – government whose power is defined and limited by law.

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• Fundamental orders of Connecticut – was adopted by the Connecticut colony council on January 1639. setting its structure and powers.

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• Maryland toleration act – was a law mandating religious tolerance for Trinitarian Christians.