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Civics Lesson 2 and 3 Review
Liberty: Libertad
State of Nature : Estado de naturaleza
Civics Lesson 2 and 3 Review
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State of Nature : Estado de naturaleza
Act of going camping in nature: El acto de ir a acampar en la naturaleza
A situation where the government becomes a dictatorship.
situation where there is no government: situación donde no hay gobierno
Agree to be governed:Acepta ser gobernado
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Liberty: Libertad
A statue on Ellis Island Una estatua en la isla Ellis
Right to be free: travel: Derecho a ser libre: viajar
The right to own property: El derecho a poseer una propiedad
The right to live without fear El derecho a vivir sin miedo
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Common Good : Bien común
Doing what's best for everyone in the community. Trying to help everyone.
Doing what's best for your family only
Doing wha't best for yourself.
Doing what's best for a selected group of people, like the upper class.
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Representative Democracy
A government where people elect someone to represent them or vote for them.
A government where people vote on every topic.
A government that does not have a Constitution.
A government where a dictator rules.
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Founding Fathers belief of purpose of government? ¿La creencia de los padres fundadores sobre el propósito del gobierno
Protect rights to life, liberty and property:Proteger los derechos naturale
To promote the common good : Para promover el bien común
Protect state of nature : Proteger el estado de naturaleza de una persona
Control a greedy , cruel society : Controlar una sociedad codiciosa y cruel
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Natural Rights Founders believed all people deserved. naturales creían que todas las personas merecían
Liberty, Life, Property Libertad, Vida, Propiedad
Liberty, Life, Free Speech Libertad, vida, libertad de expresión
Liberty, Property and own something. Libertad, Propiedad y poseer algo
Property, the right to be free Propiedad, el derecho a ser libre
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Consent : Consentir
not agreeing with: no estar de acuerdo con
giving your things away : regalando tus cosas
to agree with: estar de acuerdo con
I don't know: No sé
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Life: Vida
The right to be free: El derecho a ser libre
Right to live without fear of injured/killed: El derecho a vivir sin miedo
The right to free speech: El derecho a la libertad de expresión
The right to own things: El derecho a poseer cosas
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Enlightenment philosopher the Founders took inspiration from:El filósofo de la ilustración los fundadores se inspiró en
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Thomas Jefferson
John Locke
Thomas Hobbes
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Type of government BEST describes the the United States? ¿El tipo de gobierno describe MEJOR a los Estados Unidos?
Direct Democracy : Democracia directa
Republic : República
Dictatorship: Dictadura
Monarchy : Monarquía
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Cuando se creó Estados Unidos, ¿todas las personas tenían derecho a votar?
False
True
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What would be challenging about living in a state of nature?
Your rights would be protected and you would be safe
It would be easy to show common good and civic virtue
It would be hard to get a job and make money
It would be hard to be safe and protect your rights
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Natural Rights : Derechos naturales
The rights the Founding Fathers thought all men deserved.
Right to free speech and religion
Rights Founders thought all people deserved
The rights only Roman citizens had.
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What ancient Civilizations did the Founding Fathers get their ideas from?
Feudal Europe
Ancient Rome and France
Ancient Greece and Rome
Ancient Greece and Egypt
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Civic Virtue : Virtud cívica
Helping others for the common good: Ayudar a los demás por el bien común
Working to gain power for youself: Virtud cívica
Working to improve your situation: Trabajando para mejorar su situación
Living without helping others :Vivir sin ayudar a los demás
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Property :Propiedad
The right to own things or work:El derecho a poseer cosas o trabajar
The right to live without fear: El derecho a vivir sin miedo
The right to be free: El derecho a ser libre
The right only men had:El derecho que sólo tenían los hombres.
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Consent of the Governed
People consent to obey the laws/government they created
People do not consent to obey the laws/government they created
there is no such thing as consent of the governed
People govern themselves in a state of nature
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Direct Democracy
A government led by a dictator.
A government that people have no voice.
A government that people vote on every issue/topic.
A government that people elect representatives to vote for them.
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Social Contract
An agreement among the people to rebel if needed.
An agreement among people to vote on every topic/issue.
An agreement to attend social events when required.
An agreement among the people to set up a laws/rules and receive protection
