Ancient Athens
Roman Influences
The Enlightenment
British/Colonial
Iroquois Confederacy
100

True or False

Athens was the first form of democracy/self governance in recorded history?

True

100

What type of government was Rome before it was an Empire?

Republic

100

What is an enlightenment principle which requires the ability to think logically and make decisions based off of evidence and thought rather than traditional beliefs

Reason

100

What document limited the power of the King of England?

The Magna Carta

100

What was the main reason for the Iroquois Confederacy?

Protection, Mutual Benifet

200

Who were the people who could vote in Athens?

Men over the age of 18

200

What was the position in Rome that functioned as a type of president?

The Consul

200

Rights that people are born with and that can not be taken away, such as the rights to Life, Liberty, and Property

Natural Rights

200

This document was the first form of written democracy created by Europeans in the New World

The Mayflower Compact

200

How many tribes were part of the Iroquois Confederacy

6

300

What modern country was Ancient Athens located in?

Greece

300

What was an idea created by the Romans where each branch of government was kept from becoming too powerful?

Balance of Power/Separation of Power

300

This man was an English thinker who believed in natural rights (life, liberty, and property) and the idea that government should protect these rights.

John Locke

300

This conference was an attempt to unite the 13 colonies into a central government in 1754, proposed by Benjamin Franklin

(Even though it failed to pass it was key in guiding the Founding Fathers to work together)

The Albany Plan of Union

300

What was the name of the constitution of the Iroquois Confederacy

The Great law of Peace

400

A system of government where power is vested in the people who rule either directly or indirectly through representatives, developed in Greece

Democracy

400

Name the 3 Main Branches of the Roman Republic

The Consuls, The Senate, The Assembly

400

A French Philosopher who introduced the idea of separating government powers into different branches

Charles de Montesquieu

400

This was the first elective body of representatives located in the British colonies in the colony of Virginia

House of Burgesses

400

Name one influence the Iroquois Confederacy gave us 

Separation of Powers

Federalism

Individual Rights 

The Constitution

500

Name 1 Influence that Ancient Athens gave the US government

Voting rights

Representatives

Jurys

500

Give one reason the Roman Republic failed

Caesar

Internal conflicts

Power struggle

Unfair balance of power

500

A system that ensures that no branch of government becomes too powerful by giving each branch a measure of power and control over the others to check their powers

Checks and Balances

500

This is the concept that no one can be held or imprisoned without a fair trial judged by peers

Habeas Corpus

500

The Iroquois Confederacy helped inspire a concept of _________________ meaning that different nations join together to create one central federal government

Federalism 

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