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American Dream
an American ideal of a happy, successful life, which often assumes wealth, a house, and a better life for one’s children
Anne Hutchinson
17th century political leader and thinker who supported religious liberty
democracy
a system of government that gives power to the people, whether directly or elected representatives
Donald J. Trump
The 45th president, a republican, elected in 2016; first president elected without prior political or military experience; an experienced businessman
Enlightenment
a philosophical movement in 18th century Europe; its adherents advocated liberty and tolerance of individual differences, decried religious and political abuses, and rejected the notion of an absolute monarch
government
the formal vehicle through which policies are made and affairs of state are conducted
Mayflower
the ship carrying Pilgrim settlers from England whose arrival in Massachusetts in 1620 is considered a founding moment for the nation
politics
the study of who gets what, when, and how - or how policies are made
republic
a government rooted in the consent of the governed; a representative or indirect democracy
Roger Williams
17th century religious ad political leader who was expelled by Puritans in Massachusetts and then established the colony of Providence Plantations that later became Rhode Island
Thomas Hooker
Colonial-era politician who supported expanding voting rights
William Penn
Quaker leader and supporter of religious tolerance who founded Pennsylvania
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