Unit 5
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- Q1a governmental document that limited the power of the King of England for the first time in history. The document stated that King would follow the rules like everyone else.ConstituionBill of RightsMagna CartaEnglish Bill of Rights30s
- Q2People who lived in the colonies believed that theyshould have the same rights as if they lived in Englanddid not have to follow the rules of the Englishcould pick which laws to follow30s
- Q3Democracy isallowing citizens to votesharing power between a small group of peoplepassing power down to your ancestorsgiving one person absolute power30s
- Q4Which is not an example of democracykingVotingtown hallsParliament30s
- Q5The House of Burgess is an examples of democracy becausecitizens directly voted on lawsit protected freedom of speechcitizens could vote for representatives to make lawsno one was above the law30s
- Q6Town Halls are an example of democracy becauseeveryone had the right to a fair trialthe king couldn't tax towns without permission of parliamentcitizens elected representatives to make lawspeople directly voted on laws and rules30s
- Q7Many people in the colonists created their own governments becausethe colonies were far away from Enlgand and the Kingthey didn't make any moneythey weren't apart of Great Britain30s
- Q8The colonists were upset with the king because theydid not listen to the coloniststhey taxed them unfairly30s
- Q9What was undemocratic about colonial assemblies and town hallsthe king picked the representativeseveryone could voteonly white males could voteonly women could vote30s
- Q10an agreement between individuals that created a government that said that everyone would follow the rules the government would provide order and protect the rights of the colonists; written by a group of English Puritans in Massachusetts in 1620.House of BurgessMayflower CompactMagna CartaEnglish Bill of Rights30s