| A | B |
|---|
| These were used in colonies to control local affairs and protect individual freedoms | colonial courts |
| These organizations were created in some colonies to pass laws. | assemblies |
| Passed in 1689, this legislation declared the supremacy of Parliament. | English Bill of Rights |
| These meetings were the center of politics in New England. | town meetings |
| This was the name of the journey in which Africans were transported across the Atlantic Ocean to be sold as slaves. | Middle Passage |
| This raised ideas about spiritual and political equality among many colonists. | Great Awakening |
| During this period thinkers used reason and logic to form ideas about how government should work. | Enlightenment |
| Native Americans trusted these colonists more because they were less threatening than other colonists. | French |
| As a result of this, Great Britain gained Canada from the French. | French & Indian War |
| This was an attempt by Native Americans to push white settlers out of the Ohio Valley. | Pontiac's Rebellion |
