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The American colonist expected their government
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basic rights as English subjects |
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Document that was written as the first step to limit the power of the king or monarch and give more rights
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Year the Magna Carta was written |
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Said the king could not seize a nobleman's property |
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Document written in 1689 after the change in the throne
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Established an important principle: the English governmentwas to be based on laws made by Parliament, not on the desires of a ruler |
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England's cheif law-making body |
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What was the colonists' model for representative government? |
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How were the American colonies governed? |
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The colonies elected representatives to an assembly, but they still had a governor that was appointed by the king/queen |
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Hands-off policy where Parliament interfered very little in colonial affairs
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What was the result of salutary neglect? |
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The colonists became used to acting on their own. |
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What important right was established in the colonies in 1735 when John Peter Zenger was put on trial for printing criticism of New York's governor? |
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trade route with 3 stops; Africa, Europe and the Americas |
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laws passed by England to make sure England made money from all of the trading that the colonies were engaged in |
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Led to an increase in smuggling |
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Importing or exporting goods illegally |
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Interrupted much of the shipping industry |
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the voyage of the slave ships accross the Atlantic, conditions were terrible and many died |
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