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Quidwai-WH Unit One

Standards 10.1-10.2

QuestionAnswer
direct democracy citizens represent themselves
indirect democracy / republic/ representative government citizens elect other individuals to represent them
the three branches of US government are legislative executive judicial
enlightenment intellectual movement in the 1700s that led to the rise of revolutions and democratic ideas
locke said that all people had natural rights of life liberty and property
hobbes said people were born nasty and selfish and that without government control there would be chaos
montesquieu said that government should be divided into three branches
magna carta first democratic document to limit the power of the king
english bill of rights established representative government in England and guaranteed free elections and meetings of Parliament
french declaration of rights of man and citizen said that men are born free and remain free and equal in rights
american declaration of independence saidthat all men have unalienable rights and created the idea of popular sovreignty that government will come through consent of the people
US bill of rights guaranteed freedoms of speech, press, religion, trial by jury, protect people from cruel and unusual punishment
tyrant leader who took over a government
philosophers ancient greek thinkers
plato tyrant is troublesome when he loves his power to much and ignores what is good for people
aristotle tyrant has too much power and acts selfishly and against will of people
judeo-christian views every person has worth and dignity people can choose between right and wrong people must help others
greco-roman views people must govern themselves citizens should participate in government the world has natural laws there should be written law
wollstonecrafy fought for womens equality in France
federalism power is divided between state and national governemnt
monarchy rule by king of queen
Congree of Vienna met to discuss Europe after Napoleons rule, led by Metternich, prevent future revolutions
Principle of Legitimacy monarchs would be restored to their thrones
First estate clergy
second estate nobles
third estate rest of Frenchpopulation
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