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The "Sun-centered" universe model is known as _______? |
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The scientist who developed the "Sun-centered" universe theory was ____? |
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The Universal Law of Gravitation was developed by ___________? |
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A period that strssed reason and thought and the power of hummans to solve problems was known as the _____? |
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The man who developed the idea that humans are naturally evil and should enter into a social contract was ____? |
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the three natural rights of man are ? |
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The king of england at the time of america revolution was |
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On April 19, 1775 the first shots of the American Revolution were fired near this town in Massachusetts |
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Second Contenintal Congress |
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a group of representatives from each colony met in philadelphia to raise an army to defend colonists agains the British. |
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Lead the army to defend against british. |
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The document detailing the abuses of the British crown and finished stating that the conlonists are absolved from allegiance to the British crown. |
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4 reasons why the American colonists (continental army) were able to prevail over the mmore powerful british |
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British Mistakes American Motives France] Time |
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Official Church of England |
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The first 10 amendments of the Constitution |
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Early settlers in the woodlands of the modern-day Eastern United States |
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A series of knotted strings that recorded data. |
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Territories surrounding modern-day New York |
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The route that slaves ships took hauling africans across the atlantic |
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Tax placed on printed material in the American colonies |
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Sold by the church to pay retribution or pardoning for sins |
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Government controlled by religous leaders |
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Writer of the Declaration of Independence |
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Territories surroundings the St. Lawrence River including Montreal & Quebec |
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A movement that focused on human potential and achievement |
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Greensih-black volcanic rock used for making razor-sharp weapons. |
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Economic system based on private ownership and investment |
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a social system based on community cooperation |
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Leader of the British armies |
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Land controlled by another nation. |
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Scottish Protestants who followed John Knox. |
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An idea that a country's power depended on its wealth |
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Housing structures made of stone and sun-baked clay. |
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Giving up rights to a strong ruler in return for a social low and order |
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The first american constitution that developed a weak government |
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The logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas |
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Group of bishops and cardinals who met to reorganize the Catholic Structure |
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Groups of thinkers who met in Paris to debate econmic, political, and government and to apply reason to life were known as the: |
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