STRAIGHTERLINE US HISTORY 1 CHAPTER 6 STUDY EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 100% ACCURATE

It ended the relationship between England and the colonies, but did not provide for the establishment of a replacement government - ANSWER-Declaration of Independence State governments often restricted voting rights to those who held property, which effectively barred - ANSWER-Women, poor whites, most free blacks, and slaves The Pilgrims and Puritans - ANSWER-Established strong, theocratic systems Thomas Jefferson's famous 1786 Statute of Religious Freedom demanded - ANSWER-Total separation of church and state in Virginia In the North, _____ prohibited slavery when it crafted its own state constitution in 1793 - ANSWER-Vermont The Declaration of Independence effectively established a new, strong, national American government - ANSWER-False States were important laboratories for the experimentation with republican principles - ANSWER-True State governments initially welcomed a strong executive because they respected authority - ANSWER-False Most states had open voting rights, meaning that anyone over the age of 18 could vote - ANSWER-False