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World History Quiz

Rome/Greeks, English Democracy, Enlightenment Thinkers

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Who believed that an ideal society should be governed by a class of "philosopher kings"? Aristotle
One role of the individual in Western political thought is based on the Athenian idea that? Individual achievement, worth and participation are of great importance.
As a republic, Rome's greatest legacy to the modern world was the idea that laws should be written down and applied equally
Roman's democracy was different than that found in Athens in that it was a(n) indirect democracy (republic)
The Western political principle of equality is based on the teachings of Christianity
In Judeo-Christian tradition, laws focused on Mortality and Ethics
The Hebrew law code was written in form of Ten Commandments
The document which began to limit the power of the English monarchy in 1215 was The Magna Carta
The English nobles rebbled against King John over the issue of Taxation
Which economic and political system was in place in Europe during the middle ages? Feudalism
All of the following explain events that led to the development of democracy in England EXCEPT King Charles I dissolves Parliament
A government in which the monarchy's power is limited by law such as that established in England in 1689 is called a Constitutional Monarchy
William and Mary came to throne in what became known as the The Glorious Revolution
The lower house of Parliament is the House of Commons
Which is the following statement true about John Locke's idea of natural rights? They are the basic rights the government should protect
The beliefs that man is by nature selfish and brutish was held by Thomas Hobbes
Which form of government did Thomas Hobbes believe was best? Absolute Monarchy
Which statement BEST summarizes the role of government in the social contract? It guarantees life, liberty, and the ownership of property
The Constitution of the United States is based on the idea of checks and balances and creating three branches of government. The influence for the idea was Montesquieu
Many Enlightenment philosophies focused on the relationship between people and government, which philosophers such as Locke and Rousseau called Social Contract
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