APUSH unit 2

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Why did many Protestants not like the policies and practices of the Anglican Church?

similar to Catholicism

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2-3. These were the first two English monarchs to dis-establish the Catholic Church and begin the Church of England.

Henry VI, Elizabeth I

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This was the act that made the English monarch the head of the Anglican Church.

Act of Supremacy

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This was the act that required Englishmen to attend Anglican Churches and use the Common Book of Prayer.

Act of Uniformity

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This was the name for Protestants in England who opposed the policies of the Anglican Church due to its practices being not purely Protestant.

Puritans

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This was the name given to Protestants who fled religious persecution by the Anglican Church.

Pilgrims

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This was the European state to which most English religious dissidents fled.

Netherlands

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This was the set of colonies to which most English religious dissidents fled.

North American colonies

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Which New England colony was founded in 1628?

Massachusetts Bay

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Who led the founding of this colony?

John Winthrop

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Who established the colony of Pennsylvania in 1681?

Villiam Pen

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What was initially the dominant religious practice in the colony of Pennsylvania?

Quakers

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What sort of people settled the early colony of Virginia?

single men

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This was a form of labor utilized by colonists in which Europeans would pay for passage to the New World through contract labor.

indentured servitude

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What largely replaced contracted European workers by the late 17* century?

West African slaves

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17-18. Provide two cash crops that became popular in the middle and southern colonies during the 17th & 18th centuries.

tobacco, rice

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This was the unintended policy in which the British Crown essentially ignored the happenings of the colonies due to a lack of resources for which to administer them.

benign neglect

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What was the name of the Virginian representative assembly?

House of Burgesses

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What two primary powers did this representative possess despite not having the approval of the British Crown?

levy taxes and form militia

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What type of government formed in Carolina in 1669?

limited oligarchy

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Who designed the government?

John Locke

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What type of government was established in Georgia in 1732?

monarchical

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What was the name of the initial governing body in Georgia?

Board of Trustees

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What was the mission of the Georgia colony?

a haven for the deserving poor

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How did Voltaire feel religion should be treated?

civic publicly

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What was the name of the governing body in Carolina during the mid-late 17" century?

Board of Executives

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Who developed the idea for the separation of powers?

Montesquieu

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This branch of government maintained the authority to create laws.

legislative

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This branch of government maintained the authority to interpret laws.

judicial

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This branch of government maintained the authority to enforce laws.

executive

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Who argued al people should be involved in government, and that the goal or wil of the people should be treated as a collective wil that no one person or minority group should impede?

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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This is the term used to describe the rights guaranteed to al peoples at birth.

natural rights

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This is the idea that governments operate only with the approval of the people whom it exercises authority over.

consent of the governed

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This is the name for a document that limits the powers of a government by establishing concreterules and boundaries, as well as obligating the government to protect the rights of people rather than take them away.

constitution