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