Types of government
King/Queen rules country
What is Monarchy
U.S Government with a loose association of States
What is the Articles of Confederation
People who favored a strong national government
What are Federalists
Example of a Responsibility
What is a vote
No rules or no government
What is a state of nature
Leader who rules with absolute power. take power
with force.
What is Dictatorship
U.S Document who broke us away from England
What is the Declaration of Independence
Born in the United States whether your parents are citizens or not
What is the Law of soil
Things we should do but not required
What is a responsibility
The 3 natural rights
Life, liberty, and freedom
Government with religious power who claim to rule on behalf of God or other gods.
What is Theocracy
Our current state of government
What is the Constitution
Not born in the United states but one or both of your parents are citizens
What is the Law of blood
Things that we are required to do
What are Duties
Agree or approve
What is consent
Democracy with citizens working day by day work of governing the country.
What is Direct Democracy.
The first document to check the power of the king
What is the Magna Carta
Not born in the United states and your parents are not U.S Citizens
What is Naturalization
Ex of Duties
What are paying taxes
Agreement between the people and the government
What is social contract
Democracy where people elect representatives to carry work of the government.
What is Representative Democracy
The first document to establish self-government
What is the Mayflower Compact
People who opposed a strong national government
What are Anti-Federalists
Give up your time to work in the community without pay
What is Volunteerism
Protecting these natural rights according to who
Who is John Locke