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| a begginer who learns a triat or craft from an experimented master |
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| a revival of religous felling in the american colonies during 1730 and 1740 |
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| an 18th centry movement that emphazied the use of reason and the scientfic method to obtain knowldge |
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| "Great Charter" a document guarenteeing basic political rights in england approved by king john in 1715 |
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| englands cheif lawmaking body |
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the over throw of english king james II
in 1688 and his replacement by william and HAIRY |
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| an agreement signed by william and marry to respect the rights of the english citizens and of parliment including the right to free elections |
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| hands off policy of england to its american colonies during the first half of the 1700s |
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| conflict in north america from 1754 to 1763 that was part of a worldwide struggle between france and britain britain defeated france |
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| first formal proposal to unite the american colonies by benjamin franklin |
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| battle won by the british over the french and the turning point of the french and indian war |
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| treaty that ended revolutionary war |
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| revolt against british forts and american settlements in 1763 led by ottawa |
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| order in which britain prohibited its american colonists from settling land west of appalaichains |
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