The Enlightenment (1.1)
Citizenship (2.1,2.2)
Forms of Government (3.1)
Systems of Government (3.2)
Influential Docs (1.2)
100

What enlightenment thinker came up with natural rights?

John Locke

100

What is an official recognized member of a nation or country called?

A Citizen

100

What form of government is ruled by one person?

Autocracy, Dictatorship

100

What system of government do we have in the U.S. under the Constitution?

Federal

100

Said that the American colonists should leave Great Britain and become independent, since it made sense...

Common Sense by Thomas Paine

200

Who was responsible for Separation of Powers and creating three branches of government?

Montesquieu 

200

How many years of residence does someone applying for citizenship have to have in order to be naturalized?

5 years

200

What type of democracy do we have in large populated nations? (like the U.S.)

Representative Democracy

200

What system ruled over the U.S. with the Articles of Confederation during the Revolutionary War?

Confederal

200

Gave English freemen the right to trial by jury and limited the king's power for the first time

Magna Carta

300

Jefferson would copy much of Locke's ideas. Especially when writing the famous lines of the Declaration of Independence. What were those lines?

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness

300

If you were born in Puerto Rico or the U.S. Virgin Islands you would be a U.S. citizen by what law or rule?

Law of Soil (Being born in the U.S. or any of its territories)

300

What type of democracy did Ancient Athens have, since they had smaller population of citizens who all voted?

Direct Democracy

300

Countries like the UK, Japan, Latin American democracies, have this system of government...

Unitary

300

No cruel or unusual punishment, the right to petition, assembly are just some rights we borrowed from what influential document?

English Bill of Rights

400

What concept says that people give the government power and authority to rule over them in exchange for the government's protection and upholding their rights?

Social Contract

400

If your parents were born in the U.S. but you were born in Germany, why would you be able to have U.S. citizenship still? 

By Law of Blood (that your parents were U.S. citizens you will become a citizen too)

400

When a few or a small group of people (like business leaders, military officers, or aristocratic families) rule a whole country, it is called a...

Oligarchy

400

Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and India have what system of government?

Federal

400

Created the concept of self-government and also an example of social contract early on in the colonies that would become part of the U.S. later on

Mayflower Compact

500

Who first came up with the idea of social contract?

Thomas Hobbes

500

Name something you have to attend, unless you have a valid excuse, as a voting U.S citizen?

Jury Duty

500

What type of monarchy is ruled by a king or queen that has no real power, but are figureheads, or fancy symbols of leadership of the country. Since the power is now shared or given to the people's government.

Constitutional Monarchy

500

In the federal system the national government is "supreme" and above the states, but powers are shared, these powers are called...

concurrent powers

500

The concept of no excessive (or overpriced) bail came from which influential document?

English Bill of Rights

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