Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights
Different Forms of Government (17th and 18th Century)
Great Awakening and Enlightenment
Mercantilism and English Trade Law
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This document detailed the rights and responsibilities between the King and the barons of England

What is the Magna Carta?

100

The reason why the Virginia House of Burgesses is important

What is it became the first Elected Representative Assembly in the New World?

100

An emotion-packed Christian movement that swept through the colonies in the 1730s and 1740s

What is the Great Awakening?

100

In mercantilism, this term refers to the country that sets up colonies in other parts of the world

What is the Mother Country?

200

The two houses of English government that we base our own Senate on

What are the House of Lords and the House of Commons?

200

The meaning of the term "salutary neglect".

What is making laws, but not enforcing them?

200

The two important leaders of the movement

Who are 

1. Jonathan Edwards

2. George Whitefield

200

The 2 goals of the Navigation Act

What are...

1. Ensure Britain gets $$$

2. Limit the trade of the colonies to only Britain

300

Effect of Magna Carta on our own Constitution

What is like Magna Carta limited the power of the king; today, the President has limited power as well.

300

Two reasons why the Mayflower Compact is important to our form of government today

What are...

1. Agreed to the idea of Majority Rule (not rule by one)

2. The Mayflower Compact was the first attempt at Self-Government in the New World.

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3 idea the Great Awakening promoted

What are...

1. Promoted equality for ALL (Women, African Americans, Native Americans)

2. Promoted Religious tolerance (New Churches)

3. Encouraged people to question authority

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The two reasons the Navigation Act led to more criminal activity

What are...

1. raised importing or exporting goods illegally

2. increased the amount of piracy

400

The three things Sir Edmond Andros did to consolidate power for himself

What are...

1. increased the power of the Royal Governor

2. dissolved all colonial assemblies

3. Limited Town Meetings to only once a year

400

The reason colonial meetings were so important.

What are... 

1. They functioned as a way to give people a voice in decisions 

2. The colonists were starting to make decisions on their own without input from the king.

400

two ideas the enlightenment stressed

What are 

1. science 

2. reasoning

400

The main idea of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations

What is the economy is “free” of government control?

500

The difference between Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights

What is Magna Carta gave more rights to the barons, while the English Bill of Rights gave more power to the people

500

The three new rights under the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut

What are...

1. Extended voting rights to non-church members

2. Limited the power of the Colonial Governor

3. Expanded the idea of Representative Government

500

2 effects of the Enlightenment

What are...

1. Influenced people to question if the government was protecting their natural-born rights

2. Promoted an increase in equal rights and participation for women.

500

2 differences between mercantilism and a free economy (free enterprise)

What are...

1. In mercantilism, the colonies were discouraged from producing manufactured goods. 

2. The United States government does not control the economy but it does create regulations to make sure that everybody participates fairly.