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-Seperating religion & politics
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-Natrual rights
-A limited king
-Social contract theory
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-Government broken into different sections
-Each have some power over others -
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-All things must be logical
-Freedom of thought
-Religion was too powerful
-Against strict religion
-Literacy could help with everyday problems -
-He wanted a single house legislature
-He wanted slavery abolished
-He didn't want leaders to get paid -
-Individual rights
-Supported French revolution
-Majorty rule
-Wanted children to show emotion
-Supported enlightenment -
-Focused on Economics
-The book he wrote impacted individual freedoms and modern economics.
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-Rights of the accused
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-Didn't want powerful gov.
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-Wanted to free Mexico
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-Women rights
-Equality for all
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Quartering Act: The bill required that Colonial Authorities to furnish barracks and supplies to British troops
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After the stamp act, many enraged colonists started threatening tax collecters with tar and feathering dispite the delay.
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A misunderstanding between a group of soldiers and citzens has a fatal result
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After America was believed to be smugling goods out of the country, British ships patrolled the waters looking for illegal goods in American ships. One ship that was in the bay was raided and burned to prove a point. No charges were pressed as nobody ratted them out dispite the cash reward.
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Committees started forming that opposed British rule and spoke out together.
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A large shippment of bargain tea is shipped to the colonies. As a result many thought they were trying to be bought out and put others working in the colonies out of buisness.
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Bargain tea was shipped into Boston, but mad people thought it was an attempt to buy them out. So after the governer refused to send the tea out of the city, men dressed as indians dumped all the tea into the Boston harbor.
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All but Georgia attended, and the congress sought to fix wrongs that had been dealt to them.
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A law designed to give French citzens of Quebec more rights, but failed epicly.
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Paul Revre warns Samual Adams and John Hancock that the British are marching to lexington to arrest them.
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The first battle of the revoloutionary war, in an effort to find and destroy weapons and ammo in concord.
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Second constitutional congress that held government-like power despite not being in full control.
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An instant best selling writing peice that put all the blame on King George III.
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The document that officially seperated the colonies of the U.S and England.
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-Was taught the importance of reason, science, and humanity
-Believed in a strong central government
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