Magna Carta; Mayflower, E B of R & C. Sense

Imagine you're in a kingdom where Sophia, Noah, and Emerson are discussing government systems. What is an absolute monarchy?

• The power is in the hands of all.

• All of the power is given to the people and no power is given to the monarch.

• The king (monarch) has all of the power.

Imagine you're in a thrilling medieval scene where King John is about to sign a legendary document in 1215. Which group of people, including the likes of Grace and Sophia, are compelling the King to sign this historic document?

• knights 

• nobles

• peasants

• serfs

• TRM Students

Hey history buffs! Why do you think the Magna Carta is such a legendary document in British history?

• It was the first document to place limits on the king's power

• It outlawed feudalism and gave voting rights to all citizens

• It established Parliament as the nation's legislative body.

• It determined England's physical boundaries

In a lively debate, Myah and Julia are discussing historical documents. Can you help them out? What does the Magna Carta mean?

• Grand Document

• Glorious Constitution

• Great Charter

• Magnificent Constitution

In a thrilling debate at the medieval round table, Willow and Tori are discussing a historic document. What did the Magna Carta do?

• Gave more power to the King

• Limited the power of the King

• Got rid of the Feudal System in England

• Gave more power to the Common People

Imagine you're in a medieval classroom, and King John is your teacher. Before the Magna Carta was signed, what kind of power did he have over students like Kenzie, Miles, and Seb?

• limited power

• a democracy

• justice power

• absolute power

Hey history buffs! Can you guess when the famous Mayflower sailed to America? Join Lexie, Carter, and Tanner in this time-traveling adventure!

• 1500

• 1620

• 1492

• 1410

• 1215

Imagine you're a Pilgrim on a grand adventure! Which of the following is the most exciting reason why Pilgrims like you, Noah, and Kai came to America?

•  gold

• trade

• land

• religious freedom

Imagine you're on a journey with Owen, Elle, and Nora aboard the historic Mayflower. What groundbreaking concept in America are you about to witness the birth of?

• divine oversight of government

• popular sovereignty

• democratic self-government

• constitutional monarchy

• Life, liberty, property

Imagine you're in a lively debate club with Teagan, Ethan, and Kennae. John Locke's idea of natural law, also known as natural rights, comes up. What are these rights that Locke passionately advocated for?

• to vote

• Life, liberty and property

• freedom of speech and religion

• freedom to bear arms