Rights of Citizens
This is Parliament.`
What is the lawmaking body for England?
This region was known for its religious freedom and diversity. (New England, Middle, or South?)
What are the Middle Colonies?
True or False: Cities were smelly and more cramped.
What is True?
This was the main religion for the colonies.
What is Puritanism?
This is what Europeans would trade for slaves.
What are weapons?
This made rights permanent for English citizens.
What is the English Bill of Rights?
This region was known for its city-life and businesses. (New England, Middle, or South?)
What is the New England region?
What is the port?
What is put in stocks? (Public humiliation)
Name 3 conditions of a slave on a slave ship.
What are cramped spaces, chained up, having to soil themselves, women and children could move around but men were chained. Men were forced to dance to stay fit?
This describes the Mayflower Compact.
What is the Pilgrims were still dedicated to their religion but will colonize the land for the English King.
This region of the colonies were known for its plantations and farming life. (New England, Middle, or South?)
What is the South?
What are blacksmith, silversmith, barber, doctor, wigmaker, shoemaker, clockmaker, etc etc?
This would describe preachers during The Great Awakening.
What is passionate, energetic, and entertaining?
The slaves were transported to these continents. (Must be plural)
What are North and South America?
This charter limited the power of the king and that the ruler must be under the law like the rest of the people.
What is the Magna Carta?
True or False: Colonies would often trade with other mother nations.
What is false?
This was how many people lived on Colonial farms.
What is 9 of 10 people? (90%)
This is why the Great Awakening started.
These groups enslaved Africans.
What are ruling African tribes?
This is what the English Bill of Rights do for English citizens.
What is make them permanent?
This is when colonies trade resources to mother countries to be turned into manufactured goods.
What is mercantilism?
This was a farm that was enormous and was generally labored through slaves.
What is a plantation?
This is the main result of The Great Awakening.
What is that people started believing in human rights?
Which European nations used slaves?
What is all of them?