PPT-Quakers in Britain
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Who are the Quakers Why were they important in the 17 th amp 18 th Centuries Where did Quaker worship originate The official name of the Quakers in the Religious
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Who are the Quakers Why were they important in the 17 th amp 18 th Centuries Where did Quaker worship originate The official name of the Quakers in the Religious society of Friends It began in the 1650s as a breakaway movement. L/O – To discover how peoples’ experiences of an event can differ and how we can try to understand their experiences. Starter. – Brainstorm reasons why people come to Britain. How many can you think of?. Britain and the Age of Imperialism. Established a . liberal international economic order . (LIEO) through its “hegemonic” power (Charles . Kindleberger. ).. Britain and the Age of Imperialism. Established a . Vocabulary. Colony. Join Stock . C. ompany. Charter. Compact. Proprietary Colony. Royal Colony. Religious Dissenters. Puritan. Pilgrims. Toleration. Indentured Servants. Plantation. Salutary Neglect. Puritans and Pilgrims. Basic Puritan Beliefs and Characteristics. Calvinism- Predestination decided by omnipotent God. Education for all. Hard work. Material success was a sign from God that you could be one of the chosen. http://trilogy.haverford.edu/speccoll/quakersandslavery/commentary/organizations/underground_railroad.php Quakers and the Underground Railroad: Myths and Realities By Christopher Densmore Curator, AP Comparative Government. Political Change. Political change is Britain is characterized by gradual change. This . gradualism. helped Britain establish strong traditions. Britain’s political system has had to deal with great changes over its history such as:. in Power. January 13, 2012. William . Beveridge. and his report (1942). Winston Churchill – more convincing at war than at peace. Britain’s general election, July 1945. Clement Attlee,. . the victor of 1945. Colonial America: 1587-1770. England Seizes the Dutch Colonies. 1497- John Cabot claims all land b/t Newfoundland and Florida for England. 1664- King Charles II gave brother James (Duke of York) a grant w/ New Netherland in it!. Student . Zalina. . Khalikova. Nizhnevartovsk State University. Supervisor . Nelli. . K. alashnik. Play. How many countries does the United Kingdom comprise?. a) 2. c) 4. d) 5. b) 3. The United Kingdom (UK) . Making History Block 4: 1979 and All That, Writing Contemporary History. 1. A moment in history: 4 . May 1979. ‘Where there is discord, may we bring harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth. Where there is doubt, may we bring faith. And where there is despair, may we bring hope.’. British Imperialism in India. British Expand Control Over India. British East India Company rules India until the 1850s.. Company has its own army led by British officers. Army is staffed by . Sepoys. New York, New Jersey, Delaware Dutch. 1634: Maryland Catholics. 1681: Pennsylvania Quakers (pacifists, egalitarians). All become heterogeneous very quickly. See . p. . 55 for traits. New York. Settling the Middle . 1780 - 1870. End of Napoleon. Following the turmoil of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic War, Europe entered yet another period of rapid and dramatic change.. While the victories over Napoleon at Waterloo ushered in an understanding between states each state suffered from continued oppressive rulers and ongoing social and political unrest. . The official religion of England in the 1600’s was the Church of England. However, some people wanted to join other Christian churches, such as the Puritans and the Quakers. These other churches were considered illegal and people could be put in jail for joining them. .
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