Influences On U.S. Government Part #3

In contrast to Great Britain, how many branches of government does the United States have total?

Out of all 56 colonial leaders, this leader gave slaves away as gifts at parties. Who was he?

Living in a government where God or religion is said to make all of the laws of the government. What government is it?

The main reason that the Founding Fathers rejected the Declaration of Independence was because of what?

A small group of military officers have taken your country by force, what kind of government are you living in?

What two houses make up the British Legislative Branch?

Because of his horrible attitude, he was cornered and attacked by his own people in this meadow called what?

The Declaration of Independence is also known as what?

What are two documents that are formed to help with the functioning of the United States Government

During this meeting, 56 colonial leaders agreed to what measures to show to King George III that they meant business?

Living in a government where people do & handle issues how they want, is what kind of government?

What are the two types of Autocracy Government?

Over in Great Britain, this group of people help with the functioning of the British Government?

It was said that Thomas Jefferson copied his ideas for the Declaration of Independence from this document?

What was the main purpose of Thomas Paine's document "Common Sense"?

The Renaissance is also known as what?

A system set up in Medieval Times to functioning the government for the monarchy was called what?

What philosopher believed that the state of nature is when people should be able to do as they please without any power?

The main document that forms the functioning of the British Government is what?

"No one can be committed or put in jail without fair trial & jury of their peers" is called what?

You cannot go to jail with out a fair trial and a jury of peers. This represents what code of law?

He was cornered in a meadow and forced to change his ways by writing the Magna Carta? Who is he?

Living in a country where Kings and Queens run the nation is called what kind of government?

When the colonies were looking to declare war and independence, they wrote this document. What was the document?

The United States has a Legislative Branch that holds two houses. What are they?

Out of the 56 colonial leaders, he became the general that won the American Revolutionary War. Who is he?

At age 33, he first chose not to support slavery, but as president he supported slavery because of his image who is he?

Living in a government where issues are taking care of by the citizens directly is called what kind of government?

"No One, not even the king is above the law" is the meaning of what?

What was the meeting where the colonies came and decided to declare independence and go to war with Great Britain?