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Religous movement
1730's and 1740's
let everyone into church |
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Reason and Science Movement
started in Europe |
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A charter that was made by the colonists and gave them rights
Also called the great Charter |
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was the lawmaking body of england
house of commons
house of lords nonelected officials |
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change of englands leadership |
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English bill of rights 1689 |
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Agreement to respect the rights of the colonists and the parliament
king and queen could not cancle laws or impose taxes without the oversee of parliament
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parliament did not interfere much with colonial affairs
Governors rarely enforced laws |
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publisher of the new york weekly journal
was accused and proven guilty free of charge for printing stories against the goverment |
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the decision of who would control the northeastern part of north America
the French and the Indians were Allies and fought the british |
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the first propasal to unite the colonies
thought of by Ben Franklin
called for the colonies to send one representative to the grand council |
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turning point of the Fench and Indian War
was taken because leader was killed
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Showed that britain had taken claim of the east American coast
created when 7 years war ended |
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