glorius+revolution

=** media type="custom" key="4891671" #1 What freedom do you value the most? Are there any that you take for granted? **= the right to bear arms so i can protect myself. and the other i take for granted is freedom of religion

#2 Identify the rulers of England in the years leading up to the Glorious Revolution. Start with Henry VIII and end with William and Mary
Henry VIII Edward VI Lady Jane Grey Mary I Elizabeth I Charles I Oliver Cromwell Richard Cromwell Charles II James II William III Mary II

** #3 Why did Parliament pass the //petition of 1628//? **
Parliment passed the petition of right in 1628 because the king refused to have parliment to help govern.

** #4 Why did Parliament go to war against the king? **
because they wanted to govern the kingdom with the king an he didnt want them too help with him so they wanted to go to war with him

** #5 What did Locke say was the responsibility of government? **
he argued against the absolute rule of one person. he established a government to secure and protect rights. hes all about natural laws and social contract

Why would the execution of a king be so horrifying in 1649? because the kings were chosen to rule the kingdom an if they kiled him it would be bad because other people can start ruling the kingdom they used to rule

#6 Imagine that you are hosting a gathering of famous musicians, artists, writers, and politicians. Who would you ask to the gathering? __Why__?
I would have all the the philosphers that have actuallly done something to come then i would have all the writers that have sold a lot of books that are well known. I would have all the people that are all well known come to the gathering. Then i would ask the mhow they got started with writing an how did they learn how they were influenced

** #7 How did the ideas of Newton affect beliefs in the eighteenth century? **
it made john locke think that if there was a natural law governing the way the world then why couldnt there there be one govrening the people interacted with each other.

#8 What roles did Adam Smith believe that governments should and should not have
**Adam Smith believed that government should not interfere in economic matters. He believed that the government should only have three basic roles: protecting society from invasion (the army); defending citizens from injustice (the police); and keeping up certain public works, such as roads and canals.**



** #9 How did the salons help to spread Enlightenment ideas ? **
They made the first daily newspaper and reading was being spread threw upper classes and middle classes

** #10 Summarize the influence of Enlightenment ideas on government, religion, women’s rights, and the American colonies. **
The women didnt have many rights an they were incharge of the salons because of there taste in music and they hosted the salons for politce opinon an influence taste in music

==** #11 The Constitution created a federal system in which power was shared between the national and state governments. The national, or federal, government was divided into three branches. Identify and describe these three branches.: **Headed by the president. The president carries out federal laws and recommends new ones, directs national defense and foreign policy, and performs ceremonial duties. Powers include directing government, commanding the Armed Forces, dealing with international powers, acting as chief law enforcement officer, and vetoing laws.==

**Legislative Branch** **:Headed by Congress, which includes the House of Representatives and the Senate. The main task of these two bodies is to make the laws. Its powers include passing laws, originating spending bills (House), impeaching officials (Senate), and approving treaties (Senate).**

**Judicial Branch** **:Headed by the Supreme Court. Its powers include interpreting the Constitution, reviewing laws, and deciding cases involving states' rights.**

** #12 How were laws made in the thirteen colonies? **

 * The supplied raw materials and the brittish didnt have control over them and they ste up there own legislaters.**

** #13 Why did Parliament impose the Stamp Act? **

 * which required printed material to carry a stamp showing a tax had been paid to Britain. Because the Stamp Act was so widely opposed, it was repealed in 1766.

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** #14 Why did the American colonists rename the Coercive Acts the Intolerable Acts? **
They violated several english rights so that why they changed it to the intolerable acts.

** #15 What advantages did the American colonists have in the war? **
The patriots wer all farm land owners and they were fighting for there freedom an the y had the army with them so they coudl help.

**#15A How would America be different now if the British had won the Revolutionary War? **
The brittish wanted to have control of everything so we couldnt have a say so in what they were gonna do so America would be like it is today because they wanted control of the people

** #16 Why did many of the new states insist upon the addition of the Bill of Rights? **

 * They wanted to be sure that there were written guarantees defining the limits of government and the rights of the individual. In 1789, the new Congress approved 10 amendments to the Constitution, which became the Bill of Rights. These amendments guaranteed freedom of religion, speech, press, petition, and assembly. They gave Americans the right to bear arms and to be protected against unreasonable searches and arrests, as well as the right to trial by jury and due process of law.**