| A | B |
|---|
| Benjamin Franklin | Important Enlightenment writer and scientist in colonies |
| James II | English parliament told this monarch to leave the throne |
| Smuggle | To export or import illegally |
| Town Meetings | New Englanders held these to discuss local problems |
| Peter Zenger | Won a court case of libel; important freedom of the press case |
| Harvard | 1636- The first colonial college |
| Great Awakening | A colonial religious revival; emphasized education |
| Mercantilism | Economic theory that said wealth was based on how much gold a country had |
| English Bill of Rights | Before William & Mary could take the throne, they had to sign this |
| Literacy | Ability to read & write |
| Subsistence | Farming, raising only enough for one’s family |
| Exports | Goods sent out of a county |
| Shipbuilding | Biggest industry in New England |
| Charles II | In 1660 England restored this monarch to the throne |
| Quakers | They set up many schools in the Middle Colonies |
| Enlightenment | A movement that believed science, knowledge and reason could improve society |
| Triangular | Trade routes between the colonies, the West Indies and western Africa |
| Public | Massachusetts was the first colony to have free _?_ schools |
| Carrying Trade | Providing ships for transportation of goods and people |
| George Whitefield | Brought religious revival to Georgia |
| Imports | Goods brought into a county |
| Apprentice | One who works with a skilled craftman to learn a trade |
