Ancient Athens & Rome
The Magna Carta
The Enlightenment
Key Terms
Greek/Latin Vocab. & CC
100

Who were NOT citizens in Ancient Athens? 

Foreigners 

Slaves 

Women 

Children 

Men who did NOT complete their military training 

100

Which class did the Magna Carta primarily benefit? 

The upper class - The wealthy/elite class - Nobles/Barons/Lords

100

The idea that government should be split into branches to protect the people comes from which philosopher? 

Montesquieu

100

A ruler with absolute power

What is a despot? 

100

The Latin word Jur can be found in which of the following words? 

A. Perjury 

B. Indictment 

C. Trial 

D. Lawyer 

A. Perjury 

200

Who was considered a citizen in Ancient Athens? 

Men, 18 years of age, whose parents were of Athenian descent

200

Which Amendment from the Bill of Rights does the following quote from the English Bill of Rights align with, “That the freedom of speech and debates or proceedings in Parliament ought not to be. . .questioned in any court or place out of Parliament.” -Line 9

1st 

200

The idea that women deserve and need an education to prove themselves equal to men comes from which philosopher? 

Wollstonecraft
200

A form of government where kings and queens hold the power 

What is a Monarchy? 

200

Theos can be found in which of the following words? 

A. Theology 

B. Theocracy 

C. Theocrat 

D. All of the above 

D. All of the Above 

300

What did Civic Pariticpation look like in Rome? 

Attend Assembly Meetings 

Vote in Local Elections 

Run for Political Office 

300

Which Amendment from the Bill of Rights does the following quote from the Magna Carta align with, “No bailiff for the future shall, upon his own unsupported complaint, put anyone into his ‘law’, without credible witnesses brought for this purpose.”  - Line 38

5th/6th

300

The idea of natural rights - the rights to life, liberty and property comes from which philosopher? 

John Locke

300

The concept that everyone is (held) accountable to the law. 

What is Rule of Law?

300

A RESULT OR EFFECT of an action or condition; of importance or relevance 

What is a consequence? 

400

List 3 ways the United States took inspiration from Ancient Athens: 

The Constitution 

Citizen Participation 

Voting 

400

Which Amendment from the Bill of Rights does the following quote from the Magna Carta align with, “No freeman shall be seized, imprisoned, dispossessed, outlawed, or exiled, or in any way destroyed; nor will we proceed against or prosecute him except by the lawful judgement of his peers, or by the law of the land. . .”  - Line 39

5th/6th 

400

The idea that government is for the protection of the people comes from which philosopher? 

Hobbes 

400

(Theoretically) the right given to rulers by God to rule however they see fit 

What is Divine Right? 

400

Dominus means the following. . . 

A. Dominate 

B. Master or Lord 

C. Domino 

D. Dominon 

B. Master or Lord 

500

What are some things we took from Rome in regards to checks and balances? 

Term Limits 

Age Requirements 

Veto Powers 

500

*DOUBLE JEOPARDY*

When was the Magna Carta FIRST SIGNED? 

When was the FINAL REVISION of the Magna Carta signed? 

1215 - 1st 

1225 - Final 

500

The idea that governments have the power to make and enforce laws as long as it serves the people comes from which philosopher? 

Rosseau

500

People have the power to make political decisions. The government should express the will of the people. 

What is popular sovereignty? 

500

*Double Jeopardy* 

Affect vs. Effect 

Name both definitions CLEARLY AS 1. _____ & 2. _____ 

1. An action / To influence / To make a difference to (Verb) 

2. A CHANGE which is a result or consequence of an action or other cause (Noun) 

1. Affect 

2. Effect 

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