Chapter 3 Test- Heritage

1. a person who has finished an apprenticeship and is now accomplished in trade but is working to become a master in that trade

• heresy
• journeyman
• meeting house
• separation of church and state
• pamphlet

2. a building in colonial times used for town meetings and religious services

• heresy
• journeyman
• meeting house
• separation of church and state
• pamphlet

3. the belief that the government should not meddle in church matters

• heresy
• journeyman
• meeting house
• separation of church and state
• pamphlet

4. a belief contrary to Scripture

• heresy
• journeyman
• meeting house
• separation of church and state
• pamphlet

5. a short paper on a single subject

• heresy
• journeyman
• meeting house
• separation of church and state
• pamphlet

6. What were the effects of the Great Awakening?

• greater emphasis on evangelism
• representative government
• new colleges
• greater awareness of freedom

7. Who started a colony where people of any religion could be free to worship as they chose?

• Cecilius Calvert
• William Penn
• Lord Baltimore
• Roger Williams

8. Which was the first representative government in America?

• town meetings
• House of Burgesses
• proprietary colony
• royal colony

9. What were the responsibilities of the justice of the peace?

• settled problems
• held trials
• held elections
• collected taxes

10. Which had the king’s permission to choose its own governor?

• justice of the peace
• House of Burgesses
• proprietary colony
• royal colony