Unit Two Set One Study Guide
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- Q1Why did King Charles give Carolina Colony to 8 Lord's Proprietors?Because he could not handle keeping up with the land himself
Because the queen asked him to
The Lord's Proprietors fought the king for Carolina
Because of their loyal support during the English Civil War30s - Q2How was a proprietary colony different than a royal colony?
In a proprietary colony, the king makes all of rules and guidelines with little help from the proprietors.
They were not different at all.In a royal colony, the lord's proprietors act like governors to assist the colonists.
In a royal colony, the king controls the colony and the colonists are able to ask for assistance from the king30s - Q3What did Lord Ashley Cooper promise people if they moved to Carolina?Gold, rice and slaves
Slaves, religious freedom and no taxes
Land, religious freedom and a voice in governmentLand, to help them if anything went wrong and for women to participate in government
30s - Q4What would be an appropriate newspaper article title for an article that describes the moving of Charles Town from Albemarle Point to Oyster Point?Vicious Attacks: Carolina Moves Capital City to Oyster Point Due to Native Attacks
Charles Goes Under: Carolina Moves Capital City to Oyster Point Due to Flooding
Poor Planning: Carolina Moves Capital City to Oyster Point Due to Over PopulationBombs Away!: Pirate attacks cause Carolina to Move to Oyster Point
30s - Q5How did the Lords Proprietors benefit from the land given to them by King Charles?They sent British traders to exchange goods with the Native Americans.Sold plots of their land to any British settler through the headright system & charged a quitrent
Built many factories near the major cities in Carolina
Kidnapped the natives and sold them into slavery in the Caribbean islands
30s - Q6How did the local assemblies in the colonies establish a principle of American government still used today?The people have a voice in the government, a king does not have absolute power.
Voting rights are tied to a person’s wealth and social status.
Only men are allowed to participate in voting and running for political office.D. Two political parties fight against each other for control of our government.
30s - Q7What document gave the settlers of Carolina religious freedom and allowed the upper-class land owners to control the colonial government?The Fundamental Constitution of Carolina
The Bill of Rights
The Magna CartaThe Carolina Charter
30s - Q8True or False: Religious Tolerance extended to all faiths and beliefs and all of these religions were welcome in Carolina.
True
False30s - Q9What was the makeup of the Grand Council under the Proprietary Government of Carolina?The Grand Council was made up of 8 deputies, 35 local noblemen and 5 elected representatives
The Grand Council was made up of 50 elected representatives.
The Grand Council was made up of 8 Lord's Proprietors and 5 local noblemen.The Grand Council was made up of people selected by the parliament in England.
30s - Q10What might you overhear a Yemassee Native saying during the Yemassee War?
"I will join forces with my settler brothers and sisters to defend our land against the Catawba tribes!"
"I will burn plantations to the ground to teach the Cherokee Natives to stop messing with us!"
"I will fight these colonists to the death for enslaving my people, trading us faulty guns and taking our land!""I am not concerned with fighting the colonists and wish to end this war!"30s