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Civics Unit 1
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A form of government in which citizens vote in representatives who run the government
anarchy
direct democracy
oligarchy
representative democracy
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Because of their tyrannical King, colonists wanted a government that ________ the power of the executive leader
limited
strengthened
grew
allowed for
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Unicameral legislature BASED ON EQUAL REPRESENTATION
Rhode Island Plan
New Jersey Plan
Virginia Plan
New York Plan
4
Virginia's first legislative body; example of Representative Democracy
Mayflower Compact
House of Dragons
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
House of Burgesses
5
Shay's Rebellion proved ______ in the Articles of Confederation
power
strength
weakness
silliness
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Federalist supported their cause by
doing nothing
writing Common Sense
writing the Federalist Papers
doing the most
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Which is NOT a way to become a citizen of the US by birth?
having parents who are US citizens
being born on US soil
living in the US for 5 years
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Natural Rights: Life, Liberty, and Property/Pursuit of Happiness are known as:
inalienable rights
the bill of rights
the rights
out of this world rights
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James Madison's proposal for a bicameral legislature with representation BASED UPON POPULATION
New Jersey Plan
Virginia Plan
North Carolina Plan
Connecticut Plan
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Act passed by England prohibiting colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains
Treaty of Paris 1763
Treaty of Versailles 1764
Proclamation of Appalachians
Proclamation of 1763
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Enlightenment Thinkers influenced the Founding Fathers by:
they were rockstars and everyone wanted to be like them
introducing new ideas like limited rights
introducing new ideas like natural rights and separation of powers
introducing new ideas like monarchy
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Salutary Neglect was the period of time that England _____ the colonies
ignored
loved
hated
helicopter-mom'd
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Laws passed in 1767 that taxed goods such as glass, paper, paint, lead, and tea
Sugar Acts
Navigation Acts
Tea Acts
Townshend Acts
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1765; law that taxed printed goods, including: playing cards, documents, newspapers, etc.
Townshend Acts
Paper Act
Protest Acts
Stamp Act
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Each slave would count for 3/5 of a person for taxation and representation purposes
6/10 compromise
3/5 compromise
slavery compromise
this is so wrong compromise
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which of the following is NOT a RESPONSIBILITY of a citizen?
knowing your rights
paying taxes
being informed
voting
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Power to the People:
Autocracy
popular sovereignty
Rule of Law
loser sovereignty
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Series of acts serving as punishment for the Boston Tea Party (i.e. closing Boston harbor)
Sugar Act
Navigation Acts
Intolerable Acts
Townshend Acts
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Rule of Law means that laws are not fair and clear to citizens
True
False
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The Federalist wanted:
to go back to Britain
to NOT Ratify the Constitution
to Ratify the Constitution
Everyone to hush
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Which of the following is NOT a DUTY of a citizen?
serving in the armed forces
going to school
voting
paying taxes
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A form of government in which citizens rule directly and not through representatives
monarchy
representative democracy
aristocracy
direct democracy
23
A system of government in which the power to rule is in the hands of a single individual
Anarachy
Autocracy
Representative Democracy
Constitutional Monarchy
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(1750-1820) Period of European advances in science, politics, and writing; greatly influenced American colonists
Enlightenment
Midieval Period
Renaissance
Darkness
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came up with the idea of natural rights
hobbes
montesquieu
rousseau
john locke
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Pamphlet written by Thomas Paine in 1775-1776 in an effort to persuade colonists to favor independence from England
Federalist Papers
Sixth Sense
Common Sense
Rare Sense
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came up with the theory of Separation of Powers
john locke
Rousseau
Montesqueiu
hobbes
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Laws passed by England to control colonial trade
Navigation Acts
Stamp Act
Travel Act
No New Friends Act
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Form of government in which the monarch's powers are limited by a constitution
Constitutional Monarchy
Autocracy
Democracy
Republic
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The Anti-Federalists wanted:
to NOT ratify the constitution
to go back to England
to partayyyy
to ratify the constitution
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popularized the idea of a social contract
Montesqueiu
Rousseau
Locke
Hobbes
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Anti-Federalists agreed to ratify the Constitution only after the __________ was added to it.
Bill Murray
Bill Clinton
Bill of Attainder
Bill of Rights
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(1620) First example of a social contract in the colonies
House Lannister
Mayflower Compact
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
House of Burgesses
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(1639) Early colonial constitution that established Rule of Law
House of Burgesses
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
House Stark
Mayflower Compact
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Ended Salutary Neglect, Britain turned to American colonists to repay war debt
French and Indian War
War of 1812
War of Roses
Revolutionary War
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The compromise between the NJ and VA plans was called:
Mid Compromise
Fantastic Compromise
Great Compromise
OK Compromise
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Plan for national government ratified in 1781 where the majority of the power rested with states
Articles of Davie Co High School
Articles of Confederation
Articles of 1781
Articles of States