Test: Review Chapter 3

 

A series of laws passed by the English Parliament in the 1650s that established rules for trade between England and its colonies (2)

• Triangular Trade

• Mercantilism

• Colonization

• Navigation Acts

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A trade route that developed between Britain, Africa and British colonies in the Americas during the colonial era

• Navigation Acts

• Middle Passage

• Triangular Trade

• Colonization

An agreement signed by the Pilgrims before they landed at Plymouth; they agreed to make and follow laws for the common good

• Mayflower Compact

• House of Burgess

• Constitution

• Navigation Acts

Representative assembly in colonial Virginia; the first form of representative government in the 13 colonies

• Colonization

• Parliament

• Virginia House of Burgesses

• Mayflower Compact

Representative assembly in England

• Virginia House of Burgesses

• Persecution

• Colonization

• Parliament

What is a raw material?

• A completed product

• A resources used to make a product

What did the European countries do with the raw materials?

• Turn them into finished products

• Re-sell them to other Colonies

• Re-sell them to other Countries

• Trade them away

Who controls and regulates trade in a mercantilist economy?

• The government

• Tax payers

• Individuals

• Voters

What is one role colonies play in a mercantilist system?

• Colonies purchase raw materials from other countries.

• Colonies manufacture finished products for the mother country.

• Colonies sell raw materials to other countries.

• Colonies purchase finished products from the mother country.

What was the goal of mercantilism?

• To control trade and gain wealth

• Make colonies wealthy

• Import many goods from other nations

• Share wealth with other nations