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invited to England to assume the throne, did not get along with dissenter groups
aka James VI of Scotland |
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| did nto like the direction of the Anglican church |
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| wished to purify the church of England and stay in it |
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| not puritans, they did not want to stay in teh church they wanted to form a church of their own |
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| got permission to settle in VA |
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| set sail in the Mayflower Sept 1620 |
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| allowed unconverted relatives of church members ro join the churches |
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| founded the pietist movement |
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| biggest leader in Christian education |
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| broke from teh state churches; built first printing press in colonies |
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| founded by John Huss; forerunners of the protestant Reformation, helped spread the Gospel |
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| went to PA and took th Gospel to the Indians there |
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| most powerful figure in English revivals |
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| reuslt of the great awakening |
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increased interest in : Missions, education
Religious Liberty & Political Liberty |
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| forced all ministers to subscribe to guideines to the Anglican church |
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| turned to mans ideas instead of Gods |
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| placed mans rationalism above the Bible |
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| believed that truth was uncertain |
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| the principle that truth is uncertain |
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| trusted Christ at Aldersgate |
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| dedicates himself to the eradication of slavery |
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| jail reform, costed him his life |
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Said " good government must have religion and morality"
stood up for the colonies in America |
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| laws must be grounded in Gods laws |
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| measured a nations wealth by the amount of gold and silver it possessed |
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| first prime minister of the hanoverian line of kings |
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| Committees of correspondance |
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| Keep people informed of the British; Samuel Adams |
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| always represents peace; can we not work this out |
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| Proclamation of Rebellion/Prohibitory Act |
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| thrust us out of british empire; on our own and forced to fight for independence |
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| articles of confederation |
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first basis for national government of the US
John dickinson |
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| Father of the COnstitution |
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| best known of hte second great awakening evangelists |
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| St Bartholomew's Day Masacre |
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| admiral gasard coligny was the first to be murdered |
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| Henry IV (bourbon/navarre) |
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| est bourbon line of kings |
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| allowed Huguenots to meet openly |
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| took throne at a yong age |
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| cardinal richeliu's successor |
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| the sun king; build the palace of versailles; authoritarian |
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| father of new france; quebec |
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| claims louisiana for France |
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| replaces god and bible with his teaching (voltaire); mans unaided reason should determine truth |
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| lead with the heart; Rousseau |
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| Diderot; it was their own Bible |
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3 Estates:
1. clergy
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3. france- merchants-->peasants |
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| the third estate declared itself this |
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| ended the lords privileges |
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| declaration of rights of man and citizen |
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liberty
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fraternity |
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| civil constitution of the clergy |
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sold off church land
clergy are now state employees |
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headed up by the Left (radicals/liberal)
Jacobin, Robespierre |
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| instituted the Reign of Terror |
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| election in which the people express their will; napoleon drew up a new consitution in the form of a plebiscite |
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| has himself made emperor and crowns himself |
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| assault against England; napoleon suspended the operation |
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| commander of the battle of trafalgar |
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| all european trade had to go through French central port |
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| tries to pull Rusia out o the system; Napoleon says NO |
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| napoleon loses this battle; forced to abdicate and exiled to island of elba; he escapes back to Italy and it begins the 100 days of napoleon |
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| napoleon was forced to abdicate again and exiled to St helena |
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