8thA C-1 People, Places and Things 2

Great Britain is another name for. . .

• England

• France

• Spain

• Netherland

The King of England during the American Revolution was King

• George

• Edward

• Phillip

• Henry

The governing document of the Puritans was. . .

• Mayflower Compact

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

• Declaration of Independence

• Royal Orders of Connenticut

The term "Parliament" may be defined as the. . .

• judicial body in England

• legislative body in England

• executive branch in England

Identify the two parts of Parliament

• House of Representatives

• House of Lords

• House of Commons

• Senate

"Salutary neglect" may be defined as. . .

• not enforcing laws passed by Parliament in the colonies

• not enforcing religious laws/rules of the Anglican Church

• not enforcing political ideas in the colonies

• not having one person in charge of the colonies

Thomas Hooker disagreed with the Puritan leaders over religious reasons and led his followers to. . . .

• Rhode Island

• Connecticut

• Pennsylvania

• Virginia

"Representative government" may be defined as. . .

• electing a person to represent you in a justice of peace court

• electing a person to represent you in the executive body

• electing a person to represent you in judicial proceedings

• electing a person to represent you in legislative bodies

"Self government" may be defined as . . .

• people governing themselves

• a form of government that is used by autocratic rulers

• a form of government used by kings and queens

"Religious tolerance may be defined as. . .

• where different religions in a colony get along with each other

• where different people like different philosophical books

• where different people like to read different Bibles or religious tracts

• where different religious groups do not get along