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England's official lawmaking body

• Magna Carta

• Parliament

• Legislature

• senate

Signed by King John in 1215

• U.S. Constitution

• Declaration of Independence

• Magna Carta

• English Bill of Rights

commonwealth

• England’s chief lawmaking body

• the established church in England, headed by the monarch

• invited to retake the throne after Richard Cromwell resigned

• a country without a monarch

Absolute Monarch

• signed in 1215, stated that English Law applied to everyone to include the King (Monarch)

• Mary was James II daughter from his first marriage ; Protestant

• ruler who governs alone and is not subject to a constitution

• England’s chief lawmaking body

John Peter Zenger

• was a famous author.

• was a politician.

• was a professional athlete.

• was accused of publishing criticisms of New York's governor in the New York Weekly Journal.

salutary neglect

• British policy of completely ignoring trade regulations on the American colonies
• British policy of strictly enforcing trade regulations on the American colonies
• hands-off policy between England and colonial affairs

• preachers during the Great Awakening

apprentice

• governor that ended representative assemblies and limited meetings

• preachers during the Great Awakening

• one who learns a trade from an experienced craftsperson

• foundation of American democracy

diversity

• ability to read and write

• no titled aristocracy, a large middle class, and an underclass of slaves

• variety

• foundation of American democracy

Eliza Pickney Lucas

• as a writer, publisher, scientist, and inventor

• experimented with the indigo plant

• the assembly may refuse to pay him

• religious revival that promised salvation to all

Great Awakening was a

• progress, natural rights and government

• the assembly may refuse to pay him

• as a writer, publisher, scientist, and inventor

• religious revival that promised salvation to all