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| poor emigrants who paid for passage to the coloniesby agreeing to work for 4-7 years. |
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| three way patter of trade |
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| the forced transport of enslaved Africans from West Africa to the Americas |
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| Document English nobles forced King John to accept in 1215. Gurranteed Right to trial, limits kings ability to tax(consent nobles.) |
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| Legislative body of a country |
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| Document that guaranteed the rights of English citizens |
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| constitutional gurantee that no one can be held in prison without charge of being filed. |
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| british policy which allowed the colonies virtual self-rule as long as Great Britain was gaining economically. |
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| economic policy under which a nation accumulates wealth by exporting more goods than it imports |
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| British trade laws that regulate colonial commerce. |
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| movement during which Europe philosophers believed that societies problems could be solved by reason and science. |
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| A printer. Created devices. Enlightenment philosopher. |
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| powerful evangelical leader when from town to town giving emotion-packed sermons that touched listeners. |
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| private schools operated out of a woman's home. |
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