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Who is in charge in a DEMOCRACY?
the people
What is a principle of government we took from the Mayflower Compact?
self-government / consent of the governed
Why is important to have a written constitution?
so the laws are not easily changed
Which ancient culture is known for having a written constitution - Greece or Rome?
Greece
T/F - Everyone could vote in ancient Greece
False
An ancient Greek city-state was called...
a polis.
something a citizen SHOULD DO but can choose not to
responsibility
something a citizen MUST DO or they will have consequences
obligation
when individuals are involved in their government (voting, paying taxes)
civic participation
term that means "dividing the government into parts"
separation of powers
term that means "no one is above the law"
Rule of Law
Freedoms/rights people have from birth
natural rights
Term for fair treatment in the judicial (court) system (fair and speedy trials)
due process
Name one of America's Founding Documents
Declaration of Independence, Constitution (and Bill of Rights)
Why did Montesquieu support separation of powers?
He did not want one part of the government to become too powerful.
Give an example of a natural right.
Life, Liberty, Happiness, Property
What is Baron de Montesquieu known for?
separation of powers
What is John Locke known for?
natural rights
The Magna Carta expanded the king's power. T/F
False
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