U1 - Test 2 - 13 Colonies Test Review

Jamestown – 1st permanent, English settlement was established when?  

• 1607
• 1620
• 1776
• 1787

He wanted life based on bible, he believed people were educated by reading Bible and educated people can govern themselves.  

Who is this person?

• John Smith
• John Winthrop
• Roger Williams
• Thomas Hooker

He wanted a separation of Church and State – Church officials not making all of the rules, people can vote and elect representatives instead to make rules 

Who is this person?

• John Smith
• John Winthrop
• Roger Williams
• Thomas Hooker

he wrote the F.O.C (Fundamental Orders of Connecticut) – said non-church officials could vote

Who is this person?

• John Smith
• John Winthrop
• Roger Williams
• Thomas Hooker

Which document promoted self-govt, Pilgrims made agreement so there would be order and peace 

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
• Maryland Act of Toleration
• Mayflower Compact
• Virginia House of Burgesses

This document was the 1st written constitution (plan of government to follow).  Said you don’t have to be church official to have a vote, people should have a voice in gov’t.

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
• Maryland Act of Toleration
• Mayflower Compact
• Virginia House of Burgesses

Law that promoted religious tolerance, granted freedom of worship if you believed in Jesus Christ.  Important step to freedom of religion 

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
• Maryland Act of Toleration
• Mayflower Compact
• Virginia House of Burgesses

1st law-making body in Jamestown, representatives were elected – 2 from each district, 1st step to representative government in colonies

• Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
• Maryland Act of Toleration
• Mayflower Compact
• Virginia House of Burgesses

 Why was Rhode Island established?  

• Didn't agree with Puritans - Kicked Out
• Haven for Quakers
• Haven for Catholics
• Place for debtors / Poor - also served as a buffer btwn English colonies & Spanish Florida

 Why was Connecticut established?  

• Didn't agree with Puritans - Kicked Out
• Haven for Quakers
• Haven for Catholics
• Place for debtors / Poor - also served as a buffer btwn English colonies & Spanish Florida