Colonial Government

The type of Government where elected delegates represent the people.

• Democracy
• Representative
• Theocracy
• Monarchy

Mercantilism is when a country builds its wealth by this system.

• Allowing free trade in its colonies
• Bartering with other countries
• The government monitors all trade
• The colonies are only allowed to trade with the mother country

Document that protected the English citizens from unfair treatment (cruel or unusual punishment) from the King

• The declaration of Independence

• The English Bill of Rights

• The Constitution

• The Magna Carta

The two Houses of Parliament

• House of Representatives and the Senate
• House of Burgess and Convention
• House of Lords and House of Commons
• House of Lords and House of Representatives

The two principles of English government were

• Right to appeal and right to strike
• Impeachment and Elections
• Monarchy and Democracy
• Representative Gov't, and Individual Rights

The Acts that were passed to control the colonial trade.

• Sugar Acts
• Navigation Acts
• International trade Act
• Stamp Acts

Which of the following were not part of the Navigation Acts

• Colonies had to sell raw materials to England
• Goods  colonists bought were taxed
• Colonial Goods were traded with Spain
• English ships carried all colonial goods

Document that made the King follow the Rule of Law.

• Magna Carta (1215)

• English Bill of Rights

• Constitution

• Royal Charter

The three types of Colonies

• International, Royal and Limited
• Leased and Restricted
• Charter, Royal and Proprietary
• Limited Liability, Royal and Danish

The King appointed members to which house in a royal colony?

• Upper (counsel)
• Lower (assembly)
• Inferior (law making)
• Superficial (subject to elections)