![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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Colonial ideas of freedom [revised]
- 1. Colonial 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 freedom Magna Carta English Bill of 1215 Rights 1689 Parliament John Locke – Two Treatises on Civil Gov’t Albany Plan of Union 1754 New England Confederation 1643 Zenger Trial •Freedom/liberty •Republicanism •Self-determination •Equality under law New England town meetings Petition of Right 1628 Iroquois Confederation Mayflower Compact Maryland Toleration Act 1649 Montesquieu – Spirit of Laws J.J. Rousseau – Social Contract Salutary Neglect Fundamental Orders of Conn. 1639 Virginia House of Burgesses