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Social Studies Ch 11 L1
Test Description: The Road to Self-Government
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) What is an assembly?
A
religious gathering
B
Law-making bodies.
C
gathering of students
D
gathering of friends
2) What were colonial assemblies modeled on?
A
Europe's Common Market.
B
England's House of Lords.
C
England's Parliament.
D
Germany's House of Burgesses.
3) What other form of government did the colonies have?
A
royal assemblies
B
royal govenors
C
elected presidents
D
elected govenors
4) What was the earliest form of self-government in the New England colonies?
A
The town meeting.
B
Assemblies
C
The Mayflower Compact.
D
House of Burgesses
5) How many colonies had royal govenors?
A
All 13.
B
10
C
12
D
8
6) How did the royal govenors become the govenor of their colony?
A
They were elected by the land owners of the colony.
B
They were chosen by the richest land owner of the colony.
C
They were elected by the males of the colony.
D
They were chosen by the king of England.
7) What couldn't assemblies do?
A
Refuse to give royal govenor's money for their plans.
B
Raise money for the colony.
C
Elect a royal govenor.
D
Create laws and solve problems.
8) Why was Virginia's House of Burgesses important in history?
A
It created laws, collected taxes, and printed money.
B
It taught England that the colonies needed royal govenors.
C
It was the first government to include all of its citizens in all its processes.
D
It was a model for the other colonies and helped the colonies learn they could govern themselves.
9) Why is John Peter Zenger important to American history?
A
His trial was the first trial of a newspaper printer.
B
His trial established freedom of speech.
C
He printed the truth.
D
He criticized New York's royal govenor.
10) Who was Phyllis Wheatley?
A
She published a book of poetry while she was still enslaved.
B
She was a member of the Boston assembly.
C
She was the wife of John Wheatley and taught her young slave to read and write.
D
She was a printer who wrote the truth.
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