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Who is your favorite 6th grade social studies teacher?
Awwwww, you warmed my heart.
Who ran the Pennsylvania colony after William Penn's death?
his wife; Hannah
Which famous bell was cast in London to honor the Charter of Privileges?
The Liberty Bell
According to the Charter of Privileges, who has the right to make all the laws?
The Assembly
TRUE OR FALSE: Penn believed that all the power should be given to the governor to rule.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: The Charter of Privileges gave the colonists more liberty.
True
Who was governor while William Penn and his family were in England?
William Markham
How long did Penn's short trip to England last?
15 years
What happened to many political prisoners in the Tower of London?
They were beheaded.
TRUE OR FALSE: Pennsylvania always belonged to Penn and the colonists?
False
What is a revolution?
an attempt to overthrow the government by force
Why did William Penn return to England with his family the first time?
Quakers were being persecuted in England.
TRUE OR FALSE: William Penn believed that if all men were good that government would be bad.
False
What did William Penn like to call his colony?
The Holy Experiment
TRUE OR FALSE: The First Frame of Government established cartways and ferries.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Only boys were permitted to go to school in the Pennsylvania colony.
False
TRUE OR FALSE: The law stating that the first born son would inherit the land of his father was abolished.
True
Why were the colonists concerned that the governor shouldn't have too much power?
While Penn was fair and honest, he would not be governor forever.
What did William Penn base his First Frame of Government on?
The Great Laws
Why did the colonists love and support William Penn?
He was fair, honest, hardworking, believed in equality and religious freedom


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