______________________ is the British practice of not really enforcing their laws on the colonists to prevent unrest.

The economic theory of _________________________ held that the colonies existed to serve and benefit the mother country economically.

The Pilgrims establish self-government when they signed the social contract called the ________________________ which became a political example for other colonial settlements.

The king of England’s power was limited in 1215 when he signed the _____________________________.

The _______________________________________ guaranteed that Englishmen had certain rights

The name for the part of British government that creates laws is called _____________________________.

The _____________________________ colonies had hot weather, fertile soil, and a long growing season which led to the establishment of large farms called plantations.

The _____________________________ colonies had a cold winter, rocky soil, and a short growing season, which led fishing, lumbering, and trade as the primary economic activities of the region.

The _____________________________ colonies had a moderate climate and growing season which led to the development of grain farms.

The first anti-slavery group in the colonies was the _______________________.

What is the point Benjamin Franklin is trying to make?