Colonial Governments Quiz

What were the differences between the three types of colonial governments?

• They all had the same structure.

• They differed in their level of autonomy.

• They were all controlled by the monarchy.

• They had no differences.

How did the colonial justice system operate?

• It was based on local customs.

• It followed the laws of the monarchy.

• It was entirely independent.

• It did not exist.

What was the primary tax that financed colonial governments?

• Income tax

• Property tax

• Poll tax

• Sales tax

How did local government in the colonies operate?

• It was centralized.

• It was based on town meetings.

• It was controlled by the monarchy.

• It did not exist.

What was one of the beliefs about the obligation of government in colonial times?

• To ensure justice

• To expand territory

• To increase wealth

• To promote trade

What did the colonies recognize as necessary for their development?

• Need for government

• Need for military

• Need for trade routes

• Need for alliances

What did the colonies establish as part of their governance?

• Own governments

• New religions

• Trade agreements

• Military bases

What pattern did the colonial governments create for the future?

• Pattern for the government of the United States

• Pattern for international trade

• Pattern for military alliances

• Pattern for cultural exchange

What are the three types of colonies in colonial government?

• Royal, Proprietary, Charter

• Federal, State, Local

• Monarchy, Democracy, Republic

• Urban, Rural, Suburban

Which colonies were considered Charter Colonies?

• New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania

• Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island

• Virginia, Georgia, and Maryland

• Delaware, New Hampshire, and Vermont