Unit 7-2 PASS Review

The creation of three branches was based on which philosopher's ideas?

What happened to King Charles I after he was found guilty for abuses of power in England?

When citizens choose other citizens to represent them in the political process it is called...

Which is the law that establishes the structure and operation of the government?

The rights and freedoms of people were limited in which of the following governments?

Which two nations continued to operate as unlimited govts in the 1600s and 1700s?

Which country had the first written constitution?

Which of the following closely mirrors Locke's Social Contract Theory?

Which scientist wrote the Geocentric Theory? (Earth-Centered Universe)

What event was a turning point in challenges to the absolute monarchy?

Which describes the breaking up of the legislative, executive and judicial powers?

Which of the following countries had an unwritten constitution?

Which philosopher promoted the system of separation of powers and checks and balances?

What were the ways France and Russia displayed unlimited authority?

The Scientific Revolution developed in the 1500s and 1600s as a result of?

Who was the weak leader that took over for Oliver Cromwell and resigned after only 8 months?

Why were the Protestant leaders in England worried about James II being King?

The country that had the first illegitimate constitution was...

Which US diplomats spent time in Paris studying the French intellectual class?

Which philosopher felt the government's role was to protect the "general will" of the people?

What is a negative constitution?

The Scientific Method was a major contribution to the Scientific Rev.  What did it establish?

What document did King John sign in 1215 to limit the power of the King?

Galileo was called to stop his teachings and reaffirm the teachings of the Church or face what?

Parliament's challenge to the legitimacy of the Divine Right of Kings was based on...

What served as the authority for society prior to the Scientific Revolution?

Which Enlightenment philosopher focused on civil liberties like freedom of speech and religion?

The French Revolution was mainly influenced by...

The changes that began to take place in Europe in the 1600s and 1700s were designed to...

Which of the following is a characteristic of unlimited government?

The Enlightenment was an intellectual movement where philosophers...

Name the decade-plus period when Charles I locked Parliament out of Westminster.

What inspired philosophers to apply reason to government?

How did Sir Issac Newton contribute to the Scientific Revolution?

Name the bloodless Revolution that saw William and Mary take the throne in England.

Parliament demanded King Charles I allow them decision-making power.  This would...

Which of the following is a characteristic of limited government?

The US Bill of Rights was most influenced by which philosopher?

What was the significant conflict that arose during the Scientific Revolution?

Which was used by philosophers to explain the process by which political organization occurred?

What did the absolute monarchies of the 1600s and 1700s base their power upon?

The political philosophy of the Enlightenment challenged absolutism and helped lead to...

What did scientists use during the Scientific Revolution instead of placing belief in faith?

Who was the leader of the New Model Army in the English Civil War?

What document did William and Mary sign in 1689 limiting the absolute power of the monarch?

What theory was created on the idea that social groups align themselves in a beneficial manner?

On what idea was government based in Europe prior to the Enlightenment?

Which type of constitution focuses on roles and responsibilities that a gov't is to perform?

What was at stake for the church during the Scientific Revolution?

What was one area in which Enlightened philosophy was applied?