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The 1707 Act of Union merged the two countries of (a) Ireland and England, creating the

The defeat of the Armada in 1588 began the decline of the sea power of (a) England. (b) Spain. (c) the Netherlands. (d) France. The 1707 Act of Union merged the two countries of (a) Ireland and England, creating the country of Wales. (b) Scotland and Ireland into one

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The 1707 Act of Union merged the two countries of (a) Ireland and England, creating the

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  1. The defeat of the Armada in 1588began the decline of the sea power of(a) England.(b) Spain.(c) the Netherlands.(d) France.

  2. The 1707 Act of Union merged the two countries of (a) Ireland and England, creating the country of Wales. (b) Scotland and Ireland into one kingdom, known as Scandinavia. (c) England and Scotland into one kingdom, known as Great Britain. (d) Edinburgh and Glasgow, creating the country of Scotland.

  3. The Puritans became increasinglyunhappy about the(a) practices of the Anglican Church.(b) lack of formalities and rituals inthe church.(c) increase in taxes proposed byCharles I.(d) growth of Protestantism inEngland.3. The 1707 Act of

  4. The Navigation Act of 1651 marked the beginning of England’s (a) exploration of the New World. (b) conflict with Spain over superiority of the seas. (c) policing of the seas. (d) attempt to create a

  5. During the Glorious Revolution of 1688, Parliament (a) proclaimed William and Mary joint rulers of England. (b) allowed Charles II to return to England from exile. (c) declared war against the king. (d) accepted the

  6. One safeguard against arbitrary rule was the Habeas Corpus Act, which (a) made the king subject to laws passed by Parliament. (b) protected individuals against illegal arrest and unlawful imprisonment. (c) restricted the length of time a monarch could rule. (d) gave religious freedom to people who were not members of the Anglican Church.

  7. The English document that limited the power of the ruler and protected private citizens was the (a) Act of Tolerance. (b) Act of Settlement. (c) National Covenant. (d) Bill of Rights.

  8. The Presbyterian Church was established by the (a) Irish. (b) Scots. (c) French. (d) English.

  9. The first permanent English settlement in North America was established in 1607 at (a) Jamestown, Virginia. (b) Plymouth, Massachusetts. (c) St. Augustine, Florida. (d) Williamsburg, Virginia.

  10. Britain’s policy of mercantilism maintained that its colonies (a) could not have self-government. (b) could sell their products to any country they wished. (c) existed for the benefit of the home country. (d) would never face

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