3. Chapter 4: Section 2 Government, Religion and Culture Glorious Revolution English Colonial Rule Colonial Government Religion in the Colonies An Emerging Culture

4. Glorious Revolution William and Mary signed English Bill of Rights English Bill of Rights: a. Right to trial by jury b. Rights of the accused c. More Representation in Parliament d. Foundation of Bill of Rights

5. English Colonial Rule Mercantilism: Making Money Export: Sell abroad Import: Buying goods from other countries Navigation Acts: Must trade with England only Smuggling: Trading Illegally Navigation Acts Smuggling

6. Colonial Government Charter Colonies: colonists were granted certain rights and privileges. Proprietary Colonies: ruled by the proprietors. Royal Colonies: ruled directly by Great Britain. Voting Rights: White, men, owned property.

7. Religion in the Colonies The Great Awakening: Religious revival which spread religion and formed many new churches, especially in the backcountry. How does this affect history?

8. Emerging Cultures Women Men Children

9. --Education Massachusetts passes first public education law Literacy: The ability to read and write Why was the literacy rate higher in New England Colonies than the others?

10. The Enlightenment Europe Knowledge, reason and science could improve society Spread Ideas Think outside of box to better society.

11. Ben Franklin’s Contributions Enlightenment Thinker Interested in Science Founded a hospital, fire department, first library and a university Statesman

12. Freedom of the Press EXTRA, EXTRA! Paul Zenger found not guilty!! http://www.earlyamerica.com/early america/bookmarks/zenger/