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- seperating religion from politics.
- seperating knowledge from faith.
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- natural rights
- king shouldbe limited
- freedom of religion
- agreement between the government and the people.
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- Thegovernment shouldbe broken into different sections and each should have somepower to control the others.
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- All things must be exo. reasonably and logically
- he believed in freedom of thought and respect for all individuals
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- 1 house
- didn't think the people in charged should not be paid.
- slavery was wrong
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- Indiciduals rights
- support french revolution
- majority rules
- against absolute power and control of government by church.
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- focuses on econmics
- was the first philosoper to focuses on economics within the society.
- "free enterprise"
- Charity was a virtouous act.
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- The way he thought led to changes in European and American criminal laws.
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- Didn't want the government to have to much power.
- everyone should be allowed and edu.
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- formed ideas about freeing mexicofrom harsh ruling
- wentnorthgot cought then shot.
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- fought for the rights of woman
- fought for equal treatment of all human beings.
- wives were equal not property
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tar and feathering was common. It didn't always result in death but was painful and when removing the tar it sometimes made it worse.
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5 colonist were killed by the British regulars.
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The gaspee was a British navy ship. It was following a ship that they thought was hidding goods. One night a group of men boarded the ship and hurt the lieutenant and set the ship on fire. The British never found out who the men were.
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Was formed my colonial assemblies and parts of local goverments. They wrote about specific problems going on and sent them out for the other colonies and the King to know. This lasted for 2 years.
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The tea act was the final act to set off the Revolution. The act was to show the colonies didn't want new taxes.
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A group of about 50 men board the 3 ships and dumped 342 chest of tea into the habor.
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The First Continental Congress took place in the Philadelphia's Carpenter Hall. Benjamin Franklin didn't get the support he needed until after the Port of Boston was closed. Only 12 out of 13 colonies send people to the meeting. Georgia still needed the Prodection of the British they were facing attacks from restive creek.
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- Quartering Act : They had to give British soldiers their house to stay in and supplies.- Boston port Bill : The ports were closed to the colonies because of the Boston Tea party. The British wanted them to pay for all the tea. - Administration of Justice Act : This allowed British officals to do whatever they wanted in the Colonies because there was no justice that could be focred on there while they were there. -Massachusetts Government Act: This gave British Governor control of town meeting
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The act gave the Britian colony of Quebec control of the land on the west of the Appalachian Mountains and north of the Ohio River.
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Paul Revere was sent to warn that the British were coming to arrest them.
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Thomas Gage sent 700 soldiers to destroy all weapons the colonist had and planed on arresting Samuel Adams and John Hancock and 2 key leaders of the patriot movement.
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Lasted for a year.
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Was the most Influential of the American Revolution.
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There was many thoughts and people involed in writing. It took 2 years to write it.
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- importance of science, and respecting humanity.
- astrong central government
- didn't want people to have all power.
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