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100

The first five books of Hebrew scripture

What is the Torah?

100

Teacher of Plato, this first moral philosopher is credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy.

Who is Socrates? 

100

Athens evolved into this type of government, where citizens rule directly and not through representatives

What is direct democracy?

100

Rome established this form of government where power rests with citizens who have the right to elect their leaders

What is a republic?

100

Theory of monarchs being chosen by God

What is divine right?

200

Name one advantage of a written legal code

What is stability, accountability, or protection against human nature?

200

This Norman Duke won the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and brought feudalism to England.  100pts extra for the name of the survey he compiled of who lived in England.

Who is William the Conqueror; the Domesday Book

200

They used logic and reason to investigate the nature of the universe, human society, and morality.  They were seeking truth.

What are philosophers?

200

Roman laws that were written and applied to everyone

What are the Twelve Tables?

200

English monarchs generally wanted money for these two separate activities

What is war and an opulent lifestyle?

300

In The Republic, Plato thought a large one of these was essential for a stable society.

What is middle-class?

300

English Pilgrim who momentarily established a republic before becoming "Lord Protector," essentially a military dictator

Who is Oliver Cromwell

300

Aristotle viewed these as the good form and bad form of rule by a few. 

What are aristocracy and oligarchy?

300

The aristocratic branch of Rome's legislative branch.  

What is the Senate?

300

Henry II pursued this idea, that the law should consist of established customs and principles

What is common law?

400

The two rights the Magna Carta sought to protect

No taxation without representation and the due process of law

400

Persian father and son who each lost major wars against the Greek city-states who gained confidence and moved towards democracy following the conflicts.  100 extra points for the resulting alliance of 140 city-states.

Darius the Great and Xerxes; Delian League

400

Socrates was sentenced to death as free speech and expression became increasingly limited following Athen's defeat in this war.  50pts extra for who they were fighting.

What is the Peloponnesian War v. Sparta

400

Two ways that the Roman Empire helped spread Christianity

Creating the Jewish Diaspora by forcing Jews form their homeland and eventually making Christianity the official religion of the empire?

400

Habeas Corpus Amendment Act mandated this

Must be charged in order to be detained

500

A direct result of the Glorious Revolution is this document

What is the English Bill of Rights?

500

He strengthened Greece's democracy during the Persian wars and presided over what became known as the Golden Age of Greece

Who is Pericles?

500

Cleisthenes is generally regarded as the founder of this in Athens

What is democracy

500

According to the video Art of the Western World the two key terms which describe Roman architecture are ________________ and _______________.

utility and grandeur 

500

This part of the English government has "power of the purse," or the right to approve certain expenses

What is Parliament?

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