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World History LRC - Mod 3 Review
World History LRC - Mod 3 Review
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Popular Sovereignty is the idea that:
Power comes from a higher power
Power comes from the government
Power comes from the people
Power comes from within
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What is Censorship
Blocking someone on Instagram
Stopping information from being shared
Encouraging the spread of ideas
A type of military ship
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The idea that people could start a revolution against a government that wasn't treating them properly was based on whom:
Benjamin Franklin
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
Jean Jacques Rousseau
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Laissez Faire means:
Freedom & Liberty
Business operates with little to no government control
Fraternity and Equality
System of government split into three different branches
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Natural Rights
The opposite of natural lefts
Rights some people should have and others shouldnt
Rights that belong to all humans at birth
Rights given to you by your government
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Safeguard in the U.S. Constitution designed to keep any one branch of government from being too powerful
The Safeguard Clause
The Magna Carta
The Separation of Powers
The Bill of Rights
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The idea of "Taxation Without Representation" led to the Revolutionary War in which country?
Great Britain
France
Spain
The United States
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A Social Contract is an agreement where people
Agree to work for a certain period of time
Sign a paper before joining social media
Sign a paper before joining a club
Give up their state of nature for an organized society
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The Physiocrats were people who thought that
They were the highest class of society
Exercise was the best medicine
Physics would be a new branch of science
Natural Laws could be used to define economic systems
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Locke believed that people were naturally
Good
Zombies
Corrupt
Bad
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Why is the U.S. Government split into three branches ( The Judicial, Legislative, and Executive)?
Three is a nice number
Checks and Balances
Past practice from other governments
They were supposed to be arranged in a pyramid by strength
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During The Enlightenment, Natural Laws were the laws that governed
How nations interacted
Physics
Human Nature
Society, like speed limits & no littering
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Rulers who kept mostly strict control but also Abolished Serfdom and Granted Religious Freedom were known as
Tyrants
Enlightened Despots
Chairpeople
Presidents
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The Bill of Rights Guarantees:
Government's rights
National Rights
Personal Freedoms
State's Rights
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Who Wrote the Declaration of Independence?
Clarence Thomas
Suzan B Anthony
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
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The Philosophes were people who
Thought that Enlightened Despots should rule society
Came from Philadelphia
Sought to abolish slavery
Used reason to reform government, law, and society
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Hobbes believed that people are naturally
Social
Good
Bad
Corrupt