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| Benjamin FRANKLIN [image] |
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| American writer, publisher, scientist, inventor,and diplomat |
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| chrisitian religious movement |
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| philosophical movement stressing human reason |
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| preacher who delivered fiery sermons during the Great Awakening |
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| preacher who delivered crowds during the Great Awakening |
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| english philoshopher who argued that people have natural rights |
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| charter of English political and civil liberties |
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| England's chief lawmaking body |
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| English governor appointed to rule the reorganized northern colonies |
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| events of 1668-1669, during which the English Parliament invited Williams and Mary to replace James II as monarchs |
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| 1689 laws protecting the rights English subjects and Parliament |
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| New York publisher who was taken to court for critcizing the governor of New York |
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