![Directions for notes
from the next slide
• On one page you will create a web-style
organizer – a circle surrounded by 15 blocks
• On the facing page[s] write what is in the block
leaving room for additional information –
delivered orally or gathered from each other
• This is a good visual study tool for those ideas
that led the colonists to revolt against British
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- 1. Colonial Political ValuesColonial Political Values A legacy of freedom
- 2. Directions for notes from the next slide • On one page you will create a web-style organizer – a circle surrounded by 15 blocks • On the facing page[s] write what is in the block leaving room for additional information – delivered orally or gathered from each other • This is a good visual study tool for those ideas that led the colonists to revolt against British rule
- 3. Colonists’ political values: a legacy of freedomColonists’ political values: a legacy of freedom •Freedom/libertyFreedom/liberty •RepublicanismRepublicanism •Self-determinationSelf-determination •Equality under lawEquality under law Magna Carta 1215 British Parliament John Locke – Two Treatises on Civil Gov’t J.J. Rousseau – Social Contract Petition of Right 1628 Mayflower Compact Salutary Neglect Virginia House of Burgesses Fundamental Orders of Conn. 1639 New England town meetings Maryland Toleration Act 1649 Zenger Trial English Bill of Rights 1689 New England Confederation 1643 Albany Plan of Union 1754 Montesquieu – Spirit of Laws