U2, Roots of Gov.
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| This is the idea borrowed from Rome that citizens choose a smaller group to represent them, make laws, and govern them. | Republic
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| This is idea that people in society agree to give up part of their freedom to a gov. as long as that gov. protects their natural rights. | Social Contract
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| This is a document that nobles made King John sign in 1215. It included equal treatment, trial by jury, and rule of law. | Magna Carta
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| THis is the right all humans have- LIFE, LIBERTY, and the right to OWN PROPERTY. | Natural Rights
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| This ruler is responsible for the FIRST WRITTEN code of laws. | Code of Hammurabi
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| This is the ruler who organized Rman laws into an orderly code of laws. | Justinian
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| This is the philosopher who believed in social contract & said that the people should overthrow a gov. that breaks that contract & does not protect their rights. | John Locke
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| This idea borrowed from Magna Carta means that BOTH the GOV. and the people being GOVERNED must obey the laws. | Rule of Law
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| This philosopher said that the best way to limit gov. is to separate & balance its power, such as the 3 branches we have today | Montesquieu
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| When deciding a court case, a judge may look back at similar cases in the past. A decision made in an earlier case is called : | Precedent
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| This is when power of the gov. is divided into different branches, each with different jobs. | Separation of Powers
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| This is the system of law borrowed from England based on court decisions instead of written laws. | Common law
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