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Questions on colonial self-government and religious diversity in early English America.
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20 questions
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Men aboard a 1620 ship promised to form a civil body politic and obey laws made for the colony. What document is described?
In Virginia, elected representatives met starting in 1619 to make laws with the governor. What institution was this?
Settlers in the river towns of Hartford, Windsor, and Wethersfield adopted a 1639 plan with an elected governor and legislature. What document was this?
In many Massachusetts villages, voters gathered in one place to decide taxes, roads, and local laws directly. What institution was this?
Puritan church members who were freemen elected deputies to a colonial lawmaking body. What institution did those deputies join?
A king granted settlers or investors written authority to start a colony and outline its government. What document type was this?
In 1681, a Quaker leader received a royal charter for a colony where Quakers could worship with fewer limits than in England. Which colony was it?
Puritans crossed the Atlantic hoping to build communities based on reformed Protestant worship. Which colonial region matched that motive?
English Catholics seeking refuge under Cecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore, settled in which colony?
A religious group emphasized the Inner Light, pacifism, and plain worship while shaping Pennsylvania. Which group was it?
Separatists who wanted to leave the Church of England founded Plymouth after crossing in 1620. Which group were they?
Colonists choose a few people to make laws for them instead of voting on every law themselves. What civic principle does this show?
At a town meeting, voters decide road repairs and school taxes. Which civic principle is shown?
Colonists sign an agreement promising to obey laws created for their community. What civic principle supports this practice?
An elected colonial assembly must approve taxes before a governor collects them. What civic principle is at work?
If colonists disliked how their burgess acted, they could choose someone else at the next election. What civic principle does that show?
Roger Williams left Massachusetts and supported wider religious liberty in a new settlement. Which colony is connected to this story?
After Massachusetts banished Anne Hutchinson for religious dissent, her followers helped settle Portsmouth. Which colony included Portsmouth?
A 1649 Maryland law protected Christians who believed in the Trinity from punishment for their worship. What outcome did it support?
Pennsylvania's Frame of Government let many settlers worship freely and vote if they met property rules. What colonial outcome followed?
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