Chapter 4 Lesson 2 Review

Economic theory

• ruled by Britain

• Glorious Revolution

• smuggling

• ruled as owners wished

• mercantilism

trading illegally

• ruled by Britain

• Glorious Revolution

• smuggling

• ruled as owners wished

• mercantilism

royal colonies

• ruled by Britain

• Glorious Revolution

• smuggling

• ruled as owners wished

• mercantilism

peaceful transfer of power in England

• ruled by Britain

• Glorious Revolution

• smuggling

• ruled as owners wished

• mercantilism

proprietary colonies

• ruled by Britain

• Glorious Revolution

• smuggling

• ruled as owners wished

• mercantilism

During the Glorious Revolution, the British monarchy gained more power at the expense of Parliament.

• True

• False

After the Navigation Acts were passed, colonial merchants could not use foreign ships to send their goods.

• True

• False

King James II succeeded William and Mary in a peaceful transfer of power.

• True

• False

The colonists resisted the Navigation Acts because they wanted to manufacture

their own goods.

• True

• False

The idea of representative government was introduced by the colonists.

• True

• False