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Life in the Colonies 3.1
Life in the Colonies 3.1
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Life in the Colonies - How our government would be formed based on Early English Traditions...
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Colonies provide trade markets to increase the economic well-being of the parent country
Mercantilism
Money Laundering
Economic Feedback
Triangular Trade
2
The brutal voyage on a ship that was very crowded for enslaved people from Africa is called..M
Atlantic Crossing
Middle Passage
Gullah Passage
Slave Migration
3
Only in America was slavery considered a PERMANENT Institution
False
True
4
Both the North and the South had plantation systems that depended on enslaved people
True
False
5
One of the reasons why colonists disliked the Navigation Acts was...
it created new jobs - prevented them from selling to England
it led to an increase in slavery
it cut off $ supply for the merchants from other countries
it led to a decline of the shipping industry
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In the Navigation Acts the colonies could only sell products from their cash crops to England
False
True
7
In the Navigation Acts a sailor could be charged and held in jail without due process of law
True
False
8
In the Zenger case it was determined that the press could publish information that....
Was factually true
was criticizing the government
was considered treasonous against the monarch
would remain under the royal governnor's control
9
The Eng. colonists believed they were born with certain rights that could not be taken away...
These were called UNALIENABLE RIGHTS
These rights were called MAGNA CARTA Rights
These rights were called PARLIAMENT
These rights were called Rights of the Majority
10
In order to put a tax on the British subjects what did the monarch have to have?
Under the English B of R he needed the consent of Parliament
Under the English B or R the king could not tax at all
Under the English B of R he needed approval of all citizens
Under the English B or R he could raise a tax on his own
11
Indentured servants would work for a set number of years and then be provided freedom and land
False
True
12
Which TWO were Enlightenment philosophers?
Henry VII and Washington
Locke and Montesquieu
Locke and Edwards
Fred and Barney
13
He believed in the natural rights of life, liberty, and property.
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Locke
Baron Montesquieu
14
In the Navigation Acts the colonies could only sell their products to Spain, France, or Italy
True
False
15
In the Navigation Acts shipments
from
the colonies
to
Europe had to go through NY Harbor
False
True
16
How would a slave trader obtain slaves in Africa?
He would raid the African interior and capture them
He would offer them a free passage to America
He would pay the passage if they worked for a year
He would offer them money and lodging on his ship to America
17
Georgia Always had Antislavery laws and would set slaves free
True
False
18
A document that was written in 1215, that placed restrictions on the English monarch
Great Awakening
English Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
19
If you were born to a slave in the colonies - You then became a slave-M
True
False
20
These were issued to give more power to the plantation owner, who were afraid of slave revolts
Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Great Awakening
Slave Codes
21
What is the principle that a person cannot be held in prison without knowing his crime
enlightenment
habeus corpus
mercantilism
slave code
22
In the Navigation Acts any imports to England had to come in English built and owned ships- M
True
False
23
What are the 3 points defined the Triangular Trade before Britain Passed its Navigation Acts M
Caribbean - Britain - the colonies
The Caribbean - Africa - the colonies
Britain - Caribbean - Africa
Britain - Africa - the colonies
24
What was the significance of the English Magna Carta?
It limited votes in British Parliament
It placed limitations on the monarch's power
It established the monarchy in Britain
It established freedom of the press, religion , and speech
25
This movement would give rise to the formation of new churches in the colonies
The Great Awakening
English Bill of Rights
The Great Migration
The Magna Carta
