US 1-H American Pageant 17th Edition Chapters 1-6 (Major Themes/Ideas)

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Mercantilism
________ is the economic idea of balancing trade to increase wealth and power of a nation.
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Separatists
________- AKA Pilgrims, wanted to completely separate from the anglican church instead of waiting around.
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Puritanism
________- A subsection of protestantism, wanted to purify the anglican church quicker.
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Fundamental Orders
________: States the powers and limits of a government.
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Great Awakening
The ________- Instead of a scientific, stolid presentation of religion, clergymen like George Whiteman gave speeches that people were able to connect with on a spiritual level, helping them incorporate new beliefs into their religion, and feeling more understanding of themselves.
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House of Burgesses
________: First democratic legislative body (originated in Virginia)
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Mayflower Compact
________: A simple form of government created by the puritans "Majority Rules "(Massachusetts { Puritans }), set up popular sovereignty.
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Calvinism
________- Named after John Calvin, believed in predestination (the "elect) "and an omniscient, omnipresent god.
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Protestantism
________- Criticizing the catholic church.
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Protestantism
Criticizing the catholic church
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Puritanism
A subsection of protestantism, wanted to purify the anglican church quicker
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Separatists
AKA Pilgrims, wanted to completely separate from the anglican church instead of waiting around
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Calvinism
Named after John Calvin, believed in predestination (the "elect") and an omniscient, omnipresent god
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Puritan Laws in Massachusetts
Laws governing society by puritan standards, is dress codes
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The Great Awakening
Instead of a scientific, stolid presentation of religion, clergymen like George Whiteman gave speeches that people were able to connect with on a spiritual level, helping them incorporate new beliefs into their religion, and feeling more understanding of themselves
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John Winthrop and The City Upon A Hill
John Winthrops speech "a city upon a hill" argued that close church-government relations are necessary to building community and should be used in all successful governments
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The Land Bridge Theory
Natives walked up from Asia and Africa to Siberia in Russia and over to Alaska
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The Coastal Theory
Natives traveled down the pacific coast
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House of Burgesses
First democratic legislative body (originated in Virginia)
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Fundamental Orders
States the powers and limits of a government
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Mayflower Compact
A simple form of government created by the puritans "Majority Rules" (Massachusetts{Puritans}), set up popular sovereignty