L.6-Section 3

What was the main expectation of American colonists regarding their rights as English citizens?

• To have freedom of religion

• To have a voice in government

• To own land

• To trade freely with other countries

What significant document limited the power of the English monarch in 1215?

• The English Bill of Rights

• The Magna Carta

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Glorious Revolution

Which event is known for the peaceful transfer of power from King James II?

• The American Revolution

• The Glorious Revolution

• The English Civil War

• The signing of the Magna Carta

What was the purpose of the English Bill of Rights approved in 1689?

• To establish a new monarchy

• To list the rights of the people

• To declare war on France

• To abolish Parliament

Which group was primarily allowed to vote and participate in government during early colonial times?

• All men and women

• White men who owned property

• Only religious leaders

• All landowners regardless of race

What was a common punishment for lesser crimes like drunkenness in the colonies?

• Death penalty

• Public humiliation

• Exile

• Heavy fines

What were "blue laws" in New England?

• Laws that restricted trade

• Laws that enforced Sunday observance

• Laws that allowed religious freedom

• Laws that regulated taxes

What was the main accusation during the Salem witch trials?

• Treason against the government

• Witchcraft

• Piracy

• Forgery

Which colony made it a crime punishable by death to deny the Christian faith?

• Virginia

• Maryland

• Massachusetts

• New York

What was the role of Parliament after its founding in 1265?

• To serve as a royal advisory council

• To approve laws and taxes proposed by the monarch

• To manage the king's personal finances

• To oversee the military