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| established Anglican Church |
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| wanted to restore Catholicism. "Bloody Mary" |
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| plotted to kill Elisabeth I. was caught & beheaded |
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| authorized King James version of Bible |
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| limited constitutional monarchy |
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| power of King & Queen limited by the constitution. |
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| Monarch whose religious restraints during the 1630s led to thousands of Puritans leaving England for a new life in America |
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| known as the Seven Years' War in Europe, settled British-French rivalry in North America. |
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| "no taxation without representation" |
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| the first ten amendments to the US constitution that guarantee the basic rights of all citizens of the united states. |
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| belief htat government is created by and subject to the will of the people |
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| merchants, manufacurers, and professionals of the city-dewlling French middle class |
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| American colonists who favored independence from Britain |
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| system of government in which absolute monarchs ruled according to the principles of the Enlightenment. |
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| Edited and publihed the first edition of the Encyclopedia |
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| was the principal author of the American Declaration of Independence |
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| published The Sprit of the Laws, in which he tried to describe what he considered the perfect government. |
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| wrote in The Social Contract that all people are born good but that environment, education, and laws corrupt them |
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| Articles of confederation |
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| the first plan of the government for the united states |
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| what people of the 1700s refferred to their century as |
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