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HIST 1311 1st Edition Lecture 7 Outline of Last Lecture Virginia turn to Slave Labor Other Migrants in America The Early Frontier Outline of Current Lecture Age of Atlantic Empires The Ties that Bind Intellectual Currents Imperial Warfare Current Lecture Age of Atlantic Empires The Glorious Revolution 1688 Charles ll r 1660 1685 Nell Gwyn James 11 r 1685 1688 1660s Openly converts to Catholic and rejects any claim to any offices in England He will institute a policy to toleration to Catholicism and other religions William of Orange James is substituted by William lll and Mary ll These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute English Bill of Rights 1689 1 Taxation Parliament implement and enforce taxation 2 Standing Armies 3 Excessive Bail Cruel and Unusual Punishment Right to have Arms James 11 made it illegal for England to have arms but the parliament allow is in order to keep Catholics away 4 The Glorious Revolution in the Colonies The Dominion of New England 1686 1689 Gov Edmund Andros The Ties that Bind Empire Relations and the Significance of Neglect England is satisfied specifically if trade keep going Mercantilism Favorable Balance of trade Navigation Acts Raw Materials to Eng Manufactures in N A English shipping Cost vs Benefits Emergence of consumer society 1730s Evangelicalism Revivalism The Great Awakening 1730s 1760s Half way Covenant 1662 Intellectual Currents Great Awakening continue Jonathan Edwards Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God George Whitfield New Lights Influence of Education Princeton 1746 Brown 1764 Rutger 1766 Darmouth 1769 Richard Allen African Methodist Episcopal AME Enlightenment Newton s Principia Voltaire David Hume John Locke Reason vs Faith Social Contract Ben Franklin In America Poor Richard s Almanak 1730s 1750s Imperial Warfare King William s War 1689 97 War of the League of Augsburg it an attempt to invade Palatine Region New France and Wabanaki England and Iroquois Issues ends with the Treaty of Ryswick 1697 status quo antebellum Queen Ane s War 1702 13 War of Spanish Succession France and Philip V Bourbon Austria Habsburg and Charles ll Treaty of Utrecht 1713 Newfoundland and Acadia Ile Royale Ft Louisbourg Asiento Contract King George s War 1740 48 War of Austrian Succession Treaty of Aix la Chapelle 1748 status quo antebellum French and Indian War 1754 1763 Known in Europe as the seven year war begins with the expansion of Fort Duquesne Fort Necessity Albany Congress 1754


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