Chapter 4: Slavery, Freedom, and the Struggle for Empire to 1763
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Free State
________- A limited monarchy in which freedom of speech and religion are protected.
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Spirits
________ are broken and depressed.
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Servants
________ have better clothing than slaves.
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Pennsylvania
a refuge for fugitives from Maryland
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Maryland
slavery was more common
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Limited Monarchies
There is more restrain for domination
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Absolute Monarchies
Everything is gloomy
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Free State
A limited monarchy in which freedom of speech and religion are protected
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Andrew Hamilton
Zengers attorney
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Reason
It was about freedom to speak or write what you believed and not be prosecuted for it
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Outcome
Freedom of expression became more ingrained in peoples minds
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Power
Hamilton states that we must be on guard against power
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Minister George Whitefield
preached in a more emotional manner
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Olaudah Equiano
He got kidnapped with his sister at 9 years old
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Mother
His _______ taught him a lot when he was young
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agriculture, shooting, and throwing javelins
He trained in the art of ______________, ____________, and _______
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emblems
He was adorned in ________ like their warrior
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descriptions
Servants’ __________ are more detailed compared to slaves
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John Peter Zenger
A German printer of the Weekly Journal
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seditious libel
They could be charged with _____________ for defaming government officials
