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Articles of Confederation
100

This document signed in 1215 by King John further limited the powers of the English Monarch.

What was the Magna Carta?

100

He authored the Declaration of Independence

Thomas Jefferson

100

Greatly influencing the U.S. Government, the Ancient Greeks had the first one.

What is a Democracy?

100

This document started the revolution; a breakup letter with Britain.


What is the Declaration of Independence?

100

This American's biggest fear for government.

Tyranny/repeat of KGIII, etc.

200

The Pamphlet which convinced many American colonists to support independece.

What is "Common Sense?"

200

He wrote "Common Sense"

John Locke

200

The idea in which people give up some freedoms for security in an organized society.

What is the Social Contract?

200

After the Tea Act, colonists retaliated with this event

What is the Boston Tea Party?

200

This is a structure in which state or local governments hold more power than national/federal/central governments.

What is a conferderation?

300

Signed in 1689, this document guaranteed the rights of English citizens.

What is the English Bill of Rights?

300

This person lead a rebellion of farmers in Massachusetts due to high taxes.

Who is Daniel Shays?
300

Which rights are guaranteed by Natural law?

What is Life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness?

300

This conflict is what cause the colonists to be taxed by Britain (their defenders) in the first place.

Seven Years' War/ French and Indian War

300

The Articles had what type of legislature?

What is unicameral?
400

This document was "government 1.0," the attempt at self-government post-Revolution.

What is the Articles of Confederation?

400

These Enlightenment Thinkers created the concept of a social contract. (Name One)

Who is Locke, Rosseau?

400

The government exists because people allow it to

Popular sovereignty

400

This taxed paper goods like playing cards and newspapers.

What is the Stamp Act?

400

Name a power that the federal government did NOT have under the AoC.

  • no power to tax
  • no power to enforce laws (executive)
  • no way to solve disputes between states (judicial)
500

This document was an example of self-government for individuals sailing to America.

What is the Mayflower Compact?

500

These people believed government is necessary because men are evil (name one).

Who is Madison, Hamilton, or Hobbes?

500

The four characteristics of a nation

Population, territory, government, sovereignty

500

The following grievance describes what act "He has kept among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without the Consent of our legislatures.” 

What is the quartering act?

500

TWO PARTS:

The AoC needed ___ votes to pass a law and ___ votes to amend the articles.

What is 9/13 and 13/13?

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