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Democracy would split America and Europe, as Europe consisted mostly of high-class oligarchies while suffrage in America was far more widespread and the government reached further
American society was less tightly controlled and political parties were less stable, with most disagreements being between the elected assembly and royal governor
Provincial: King appointed all provincial governors, who could veto any decision made by the legislative assembly (ex: South Carolina and Georgia)
Proprietary: Same as provincial, except the governor was appointed by Lord Proprietor, who had purchased the colony, and had more rights (ex: Pennsylvania and Delaware)
Charter: Most complex, usually created by corporations or interest groups which drew up a chart, dealing the branches’ powers
Colonial gov. would consist of the council (Governor’s cabinet) and the assembly (land-holding men who made sure colonial law abided with English law)
An elected assembly was the idea of civic duty and most Americans believed in the idea of the social contract
Sentimentalism would derive the idea of an emotionally fulfilling relationship rather than strictly an economic one
Marriage would remain oppressive
Enslaved people would have no legal protections for marriage
Coverture would cause white married women to lose all political and economic rights
Elopement notices would highlight wives’ indecent manner and highlight husbands’ fits of rage
Print culture is very important in American culture
Government censorship of print would become widespread and would take many years for the circulation of books and printed materials to begin
Print culture in New England was widely respected and its creators were rewarded for their works
Philadelphia would overtake Boston as the center for colonial printing, with the arrival of Benjamin Franklin and waves of Germans who would create a demand for the German language press
Debates about religious piety would begin in the 1710s stating that native-born colonists had been born into comfort and their faith had suffered
Preachers would begin asking congregants to look into themselves and would abandon traditional sermons for outside meetings
Whitefield would make popular the revivals of Edwards, through his dramatic tone of preaching
Alienation would also become prominent with extremist practices
Revivals would lead to the questioning of institutions and create a language of individualism
V: Seven Years War
Between 1688 and 1775, Britain was at