Forms of Govt/Legitimacy
Before Enlightenment
After Enlightenment
Religion in Govt
Unit 1
100

Rule by one

Autocracy

100

Hierarchy based on land ownership

Feudalism

100

The other name for Enlightenment

The Age of Reason

100

The Pope granted monarchs the authority to rule through this

Divine Right

100

Jared Diamond identified this as the foundation of global inequality

Geographic Luck

200

List 4 potential sources of authority and legitimacy in a government

Any 4 from this list will be accepted…

  • Tradition

  • Religion

  • Social hierarchy

  • Ideology

  • Elections

  • Safety

  • Expansion

  • Wealth

  • Ethnic identity

  • International recognition

200

What document did Martin Luther write that accused the Church officials of lying to Christians?

The 95 Theses
200

a person’s freedom to do what they want, as long as they do so without hurting others.

liberty

200

the lens through which you see and interpret the world around you

World View

200

Two resources that were required for early civilizations to advance more quickly

Favorable plants and animal species

300

a state of disorder due to absence or non-recognition of authority or other controlling systems

Anarchy
300

This group was the same as peasants in the feudal system, but were not allowed to leave

Serfs

300

The term for the Catholic Church's teaching that the earth was the center of the universe.

Geocentric View

300

a type of government in which religious leaders rule in the name of God(s).

Theocracy

300

Europe controlled this percentage of the globe by 1914

80

400
We have governments to avoid or prevent what?

Anarchy or chaos

400

The desire to keep land and power within royal families led to what practice?

Intermarrying within royal families

400

The Scientific Revolution led to this because philosophers wondered if lessons from nature could be applied to society

Enlightenment

400

Belief in multiple Gods

Polytheism

400

The spread of ideas, language, and religion

Cultural Diffusion

500

What are the 3 major forms of government AND what is a source of legitimacy for each?

Democracy - elections, international recognition, ideology

Oligarchy - social hierarchy, tradition, wealth

Autocracy - tradition, religion, ideology, expansion


*Other forms of legitimacy may be accepted if you can explain

500

Why did medieval monarch lack power?

The Church/the Pope had more power.

500

John Locke's idea that government is an agreement between the government and the people who consent to give up freedom in exchange for protection.

Social Contract

500

Martin Luther's movement to change the Catholic Church in the 1500's

Protestant Reformation

500

Advantages the Spanish had over the Inca (at least 2)

Horses, Writing, Weapons, Steel, Agriculture, Diseases

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