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1
Which of these developments in democracy took place first?
The Glorious Revolution
The Petition of Right
The Magna Carta is signed
The English Civil War
2
When a small group of leaders runs a government, it is called a(n)
Oligarchy
Direct Democracy
Military Dictatorship
Representative Democracy
3
The Renaissance placed a greater emphasis on individual than on common goals.
False
True
4
A person can do anything except organize in
Absolute Monarchy
Military Dictatorship
Direct Democracy
Anarchy
5
How did
habeas corpus
contribute to the expansion of individual rights under Charles II?
It required a prisoner be brought before a court
It prevented royal troops from being housed in public houses
It outlined basic freedoms (speech, press, etc)
It didn't contribute to the expansion of rights
6
This English philosopher believed in equality between men and women.
Wollstonecraft
Aristotle
Locke
Hobbes
7
This Greek philosopher believed that middle class should rule.
Locke
Aristotle
Plato
Hobbes
8
A military dictator generally comes to power through a(n):
Election
Coup d'etat
Anarchy
Abdication
9
The Reformation furthered the idea that
Reforms could take place
Voting is important
All people should be tolerated
All citizens matter
10
This is the birthplace of democracy
The United States
Greece
England
Rome
11
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all stress that human beings matter as we are all children of God.
True
False
12
This French philosopher believed in checks and balances in a government.
Rousseau
Wollstonecraft
Montesquieu
Locke
13
Catholics and Protestant have a long history of getting along together.
False
True
14
The Model Parliamnet increased the amount of political participation in the British government by:
executing King Edward I
All of these options
allowing people from the upper class to advise King Edward I
allowing British pepple to attend meetings and share thier views
15
If a king or queen gives up their throne, it is known as a(n)
Coup D'Etat
Election
Anarchy
Abdication
16
What type of government did England have after the Glorious Revolution?
Oligarchy
Limited Monarchy
Absolute Monarchy
Military Dictatoship
17
The Roman Republic is an example of a representative democracy because
No one person had power above anyone else
One powerful leader determined the rights
Citizens voted for members of the Senate and Assembly
All citizens voted on every issues
18
The United States is an example of a(n)
Dictatorship
Oligarchy
Representative Democracy
Direct Democracy
19
This document limited the power of the king in 1215
The Restoration
The Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
The Magna Carta
20
One of Rome's greatest legacies to the modern world is
laws should be written down and applied equally
Government should be controlled by people
The government should be divided into branches
All people should be allowed to vote
21
When all citizens participate in decision making.
Republic
Direct Democracy
Limited Monarchy
Military Dictatorship
22
This Greek philosopher believed in the rule of philosopher kings.
Plato
Locke
Rousseau
Aristotle
23
This Swiss philosopher believed that society had corrupted people.
Hobbes
Monetsquieu
Locke
Rousseau
24
This determines your rights in a Representative Democracy.
Bill of Rights
Senate
President
House of Representatives
25
This English philosopher believed that people the ability reason and make good decisions.
Locke
Hobbes
Plato
Wollstonecraft