Question

english bill of rights (1689) limited, citizens liberties,free and frequent, peacetime

• limited monarchy and gave _.
• monarchys power was _.
• _ elections.
• taxation only by _.

rights granted (1689): unusual punishment, bear arms, petition, speech

• freedom of _.
• right to _ the government.
• right to _ for self - defense.
• no cruel or _.
• no standing armies in _.

enlightenment & john locke

• john lockes natural rights (3), which governments must protect:

1 2. 3

• john locke believed in a social contract. what is it?
• true or false: natural rights are god given and were rejected by the divine right of kings.
• true or false john locke believed in religious tolerance, consent of the governed, but did not believe in the right of revolution if the government violates rights.

coming to america

• first permanent settlement: _, 1607.
• by 1619, the house of burgesses (first representative assembly) was created.
• true or false the democratic traditions brought from england: limited government. representative government.

forms of democracy in colonies:

Explanation:

The English Bill of Rights (1689) limited the monarchy and gave power to Parliament. Monarchy's power was restricted. Free and frequent elections were part of it. Taxation only by consent of Parliament. Rights granted included freedom of speech, right to petition the government, right to bear arms for self - defense, no cruel or unusual punishment, and no standing armies in peacetime. John Locke's Natural Rights are life, liberty, and property. He believed in a social contract. Natural Rights are God - Given and rejected the Divine Right of Kings (True). He believed in religious tolerance, consent of the governed, and the right of revolution if the government violates rights (False for the statement in the question). The first permanent settlement in America in 1607 was Jamestown. The House of Burgesses was the first representative assembly created by 1619. Democratic traditions brought from England included limited government and representative government (True).

Answer:

• Limited monarchy and gave power to Parliament.
• Monarchy's power was restricted.
• Free and frequent elections.
• Taxation only by consent of Parliament.
• Freedom of speech.
• Right to petition the government.
• Right to bear arms for self - defense.
• No cruel or unusual punishment.
• No standing armies in peacetime.
• John Locke's Natural Rights (3): life, liberty, property.
• John Locke believed in a social contract. It is an agreement between the people and the government where people give up some rights for protection and governance.
• True: Natural Rights are God Given and were rejected by the Divine Right of Kings.
• False: John Locke believed in religious tolerance, consent of the governed, and the right of revolution if the government violates rights.
• First permanent settlement: Jamestown, 1607.
• By 1619, the House of Burgesses (first representative assembly) was created.
• True: The Democratic traditions brought from England: Limited government. Representative government.