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| opposition to war or violence as a means of settling disputes |
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| began in 1642, when King Charles I sent troops into the English parliament to arrest several puritan leaders |
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| to calm things down, lord Baltimore appointed a protestant as governor and introduced the act in 1649 |
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| term used to describe when the English parliament decided to put the monarchy back into place in 1660 |
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| Inherited his father's estate, including money the king owed his father. he was the founder of Pennsylvania |
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| a wealthy member of parliament, was appalled to find that many people in England were imprisoned because they were poor |
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