American Government Chapter 2 Section 1.

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American Government Chapter 2 Section 1

Basic Concepts of Democracy Limited Government Magna Charta, 1215 Petition of Right, 1628 English Bill of Rights, 1688 Ordered Government Catholic Model Protestant Model Representative Government Plato’s Republic Roman Senate

Royal Colonies Chartered by the Crown Direct Control by the Crown Appointed Governor Appointed Council Becomes Upper House Becomes High Court Elected Lower House

Proprietary Colonies Chartered by the Crown Direct Control by Proprietor Unicameral Legislatures

Charter Colonies Rhode Island Connecticut Elected Governors Crown’s approval is nomimal Elected bi-cameral legislatures

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