Chapter 1

2. Locke author, he argued that a monarch's right to rule came from the people
3. Act required stamps to be on most printed materials, from newspapers and legal documents to diplomas and playing cards (direct tax)
7. A period of time where philosophers put forth the theory that both the physical world and the human nature operated in an orderly way according to natural laws
8. Codes kept African captives from owning property, receiving an education, moving about freely, or meeting in large groups

1. Awakening trying to bring people back to religion
2. their first lasting settlement in America, very successful town
3. of Liberty Secret patriotic societies that oppose the Stamp Act
4. Trade exchanges of goods among colonies, England, Caribbean sugar planters and Africa
5. of Correspondence To communicate with other colonies about British activities
6. Sense a pamphlet by Thomas Paine who argued that king George and not the parliament, was responsible for British actions against the colonies.