Who Was It
Not only did he write the Commentaries on the Laws of England but he also said there were two types of law, natural and revealed
William Blackstone
These are represented above the head of the chief justice of the Supreme Court. It's also another name for decalogue
Ten Commandments
This is a love for one's country and a loyalty to that country
Patriotism
This word literally means "the people rule"
Democracy
Francisco Franco
He was the first black American to achieve the rank of 4 star general.
General Daniel "Chappie" James
This book has the greatest influence on the English nation
The Bible
This was the first foundational civil ordinance
This means to "rule by oneself"
Autocracy
This is the upper house of Parliament
House of Lords
Francis Bellamy
This document was a covenant under God to establish "civil body politick"
Mayflower Compact
This word describes the characteristics and traditions that have been handed down to us by our ancestors
Heritage
The ruler acquires power by some means other than inheritance and rules with absolute authority
Dictatorship
This man said "Ask not what your country can do for you-but what can you do for your country"
John F. Kennedy
He formulated the basic ideas of Communism
This act not only cut off all trade between the colonies and England, but also officially removed the colonies from the "King's Protection"
Prohibitory Act
This word describes the characteristics and traditions that have been handed down to us by our ancestors
To be ruled directly by God. Also the only form of government
Theocracy
This is where people rule directly by popular vote
Direct Democracy
He drafted the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson
This document, for the first time in English history, placed the king under the law of the land
Magna Carta
this word means "our loyalty, our support, and our devotion to duty"
Totalitarian dictatorship in which all power is vested in one ruler
Fascism
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