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| nations power was directly related to its wealth #moremoney |
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| Trade route that links the Americas, Europe, Africa, and the West Indies together #linked |
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| Allows Parlement to set limits on their power #Limited |
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| Major revolt in the colonial period #revolt |
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| military engagements between Britain and France in North America between 1754 and 1763 #war |
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| relationship between countrys imports and exports #trade |
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| New ways of thinking that arose in England; emphasized knowledge #kownledge |
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| Colonies benefited by being left alone #loner |
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| if government/ ruler did not protect the citizens the people could overthrow them #overthrown |
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| a way of colonial unity; each colony would would keep its own constitution #ownlaws |
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| A group where each member keeps control of their affairs #secret |
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| laws to control colonial trade and to ensure the colonies remained profitable for England #laws |
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| The horrific journey that enslaved Africans made across the Atlantic ocean #acrosssea |
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| A religious revival in the colonies #revival |
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| signed in 1763 and ended the seven-year war in Europe and the French and Indian war #Peace |
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| Agricultural products that are grown to be sold #sold |
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| William of Orange and Mary to become co-rulers of England #peacful |
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| Farmers that grew corn, wheat, fruits, vegetables and raised livestock #farmers |
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| former enslaved African who wrote an autobiography depicting to parliament for its abolition #noslavery |
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| An Alliance with the Native Americans and Britain #allied |
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| Odawa war chief that known for leading Native Americans against British military occupation of the Great Lakes region #leader |
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| drew a line along the Appalachian Mountains; reversing land on the western side for Native Americans #proclomation |
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