What was another name for the Pilgrims?
a. congregationalists
b. indentured servants
c. quakers
d. separatists

How did the Mayflower Compact represent a "government by consent"?
a. the pilgrims agreed to set up their own government
b. the pilgrims chose a governor and law-making body
c. the pilgrims agreed to be governed by a town council
d. the pilgrims elected people to represent them in law making process

Question

What was another name for the Pilgrims? 
a. congregationalists 
b. indentured servants 
c. quakers 
d. separatists 

How did the Mayflower Compact represent a "government by consent"? 
a. the pilgrims agreed to set up their own government 
b. the pilgrims chose a governor and law-making body 
c. the pilgrims agreed to be governed by a town council 
d. the pilgrims elected people to represent them in law making process

gracygirl · Answer

What do you think? @welch.chloe

welch.chloe · Answer

@GracyGirl for the first one i think it is b and for the second one i have no clue

gracygirl · Answer

I have an idea what it is but I'm not sure...so let me grab someone who will be sure.

gracygirl · Answer

aka @jabez177

welch.chloe · Answer

thanks

jabez177 · Answer

The pilgrims before were called Quakers and Separatists.

welch.chloe · Answer

thanks do you know what the second one is?

jabez177 · Answer

In political philosophy, the phrase consent of the governed refers to the idea that a government's legitimacy and moral right to use state power is only justified and legal when consented to by the people or society over which that political power is exercised. Consent of the governed - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consent_of_the_governed

jabez177 · Answer

So with that information, what would you say is the answer for #2?