U.S. I Chp. 3 Sections One and Two

This event brought about a change in England's monarchy and the colonies

• Period of Salutary Neglect

• Dominion of England

• Glorious Revolution

• Mercantilism

This is to trade illegal goods to and from other countries

• Smuggle

• Mercantilism

• Export

• Tariff

Mercantilism was a policy through which England controlled the

• colonial slave trade

• colonies' religions

• colonies legislature

• colonial economy

The King placed land from southern Maine to New Jersey under one vast colony known as

• The Anglican Colonies

• New Virginia

• Massachusetts' Charter

• Dominion of England

Under mercantilism....

• nations concentrated on a balance of trade, the amount of goods bought equal to the amount sold

• nations did not care about wealth, just missionary work

• nations concentrated on selling goods to all colonies from all countries

• nations saw colonies as a drain on their economy

Because the Assembly in the colony paid the Governor's salary...

• The Assembly was able to chose the Governor

• All of these

• The Governor was a spy for the King

• A sense of self-government was developing in the colonies

This military leader was placed in charge of the Dominion of England and enforced the Navigation Acts.

• Sir Edmund Andros

• James I

• John Smith

• Charles II

Which country established a number of colonies along the Atlantic coast?

• Spain

• the Netherlands

• France

• Britain

The Navigation Acts

• allowed the colonies to trade freely

• was a series of laws restricting colonial trade

• allowed the colonies to trade with Native Americans

• none of these

Time period in the colonies in which England relaxed its enforcement of the Navigation Acts.

• Salutary Neglect

• King Philip's War

• Dominion of England

• Glorious Revolution