English Bill of Rights

The English law making body

• House of Burgesses

• Parliament

• Colonial Assembly

• Congress

The King's power was first limited by the

• Enlightenment

• Great Awakening

• English Bill of Rights

• Magna Carta

The King could not cancel laws or taxes without this groups consent

• Parliament

• House of Burgesses

• Colonial Assembly

• the people

How did the King control the people before the English Bill of Rights was passed?

• excessive fines

• cruel punishment

• representative government

• free elections

Being free to complain about the King without punishment is also called

• freedom of religion

• freedom of press

• the right to assembly

• freedom of speech

In a representative government leaders are

• appointed

• based on bloodline

• elected

• based on a monarchy

Assemblies are another name for

• Parliament

• a monarchy

• colonial courts

• colonial legislatures

Virginia's colonial assembly was called the

• Parliament

• House of Lords

• House of Burgesses

• House of Commons

Which of the following makes up the English Parliament?

• House of Lords

• House of Burgesses

• House of Representatives

• House of Commons

What are the two houses of the United States Congress?

• House of Lords

• House of Representatives

• House of Commons

• the Senate