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True/False Puritan communities with 50 or more
families were required to set up schools
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True
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True/False Montesquieu believed that government
should have centralized, unlimited power
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False He believed government power should be
limited, defined, and separated into three
branches
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True/False Locke believed all people are born
with natural and inalienable rights
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True
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True/False Large families were considered a
burden on family farms
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False large families were beneficial because
they provided more workers
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True/False The gentry of colonial society were
few and powerful
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True
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Name two rights guaranteed to people in England
by Magna Carta
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Right to trial by jury Property protected
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What was Englands first permanent settlement in
North America?
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Jamestown
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What was the climate in New England like?
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Short, warm summers with long, snowy winters
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Why did the Puritans leave England?
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They wanted to freely practice their religion and
escape persecution by the King
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Who did freedom of religion apply to for the
Puritans?
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Only the Puritans
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How did the founders of Pennsylvania differ from
the founders of Massachusetts in matters of
religion?
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The founders of Pennsylvania believed in
religious toleration
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What was the first act of self-government in the
Americas? (Hint Jamestown)
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Electing the House of Burgesses
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How did a young man learn a trade in colonial
times?
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They became an apprentice
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What were free Africans allowed to do while
living in the colonies?
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Be slaveholders and own property
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What percent of slaves died or committed suicide
on the voyage across the Atlantic?
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15-20
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What people were NOT protected by Marylands Act
of Toleration?
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Non-Christians
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What did colonial schools teach that modern
public schools do not?
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Religion
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What was the Great Awakening?
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A religious revival where people recommitted
themselves to God
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Why did the Pilgrims create the Mayflower Compact?
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To ensure their new colony was governed fairly
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Who had the right to vote in the English colonies?
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White men who owned property
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What did slave owners establish to prevent slaves
from revolting?
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Slave Codes
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This was the term for a person that agreed to
work for a period of time in exchange for passage
to America
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Indentured servant
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If accused of a crime, Magna Carta guaranteed the
right to what?
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Trial by jury
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What crop proved to be a dependable source of
income for Virginia?
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tobacco
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Which groups were allowed to vote in America?
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White, property owning adult men
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What did the southern economy rely on to support
the plantation system?
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slavery
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Upper class of colonial society
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gentry
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Public schools
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Schools supported by taxes
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Belief that a colony exists for the economic
benefit of the parent country
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mercantilism
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The Magna Carta was the first document to do what?
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Limit the power of the King
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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How do the writings of Locke and Montesquieu
change American ways of thinking?
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They get Americans believing that they have a
right to self-government, and should not be
subject to the will of the king