Name Date CHAPTER 3 SECTION QUIZ England and Its Colonies Section 1 A. Terms and Names Write the letters of the two terms or names that best complete the statement. A term or name may be used more than once. a. b. c. d. Parliament mercantilism Navigation Acts salutary neglect e. f. g. h. balance of trade Sir Edmund Andros Glorious Revolution Dominion of New England ______ 1. According to the theory of ___, a nation could increase its wealth and power by obtaining as much gold and silver as possible, and by establishing a favorable ___, in which it sold more goods than it bought. ______ 2. Beginning in 1651, England’s ___, the country’s legislative body, moved to tighten control of colonial trade by passing a series of measures known as the ___. ______ 3. Seeking to make colonial government more obedient, King James II disbanded the local assemblies of the northern colonies, united the area from southern Maine to New Jersey under the ___, and chose ___ to rule over it. ______ 4. In the years after the ___ of 1688, England turned its attention away from the colonies, adopting an overall colonial policy that became known as ___. B. Extended Response Briefly answer the following question . If you need more room, continue on the back of this paper. Explain how the English colonies were affected by any two of the following: the passage of the Navigation Acts, the establishment of the Dominion of New England, the Glorious Revolution, or the period of salutary neglect. 38 Unit 1, Chapter 3 © McDougal Littell Inc. All rights reserved. ______ 5. After the overthrow of James II, a series of laws was passed by ___ that disbanded the ___ and returned the colonies to their previous status.