Growth of Democracy In Colonial America. I. Building the Foundations House of Burgesses – 1 st Colonial Assembly, 1619.

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Growth of Democracy In Colonial America

I. Building the Foundations House of Burgesses – 1 st Colonial Assembly, 1619

Mayflower Covenant:

Direct Democracy New England Town Meetings

Headright System: encourage settlement land went to whoever paid the passage

II. PRINCIPLES OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

Separation of Church & State Puritans: Halfway Covenant Quaker Abdication

Great Awakening:

Effects of…

III. Freedom of Speech:

Freedom of the Press: John Peter Zenger

IV. Unity V. Discord

New England Confederation:

Bacon’s Rebellion: 1676

Leisler’s Rebellion:

Paxton Boys Uprising:

Regulator War:

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