U.S. History
This law required escaped enslaved people to be returned.
What is the Fugitive Slave Law?
Belief in one god is called this.
What is monotheism?
This leader united the Mongol tribes.
Who is Genghis Khan?
An argument against another argument is called this.
What is a counterclaim?
The Aztecs were known for these public places.
What are marketplaces?
Reconstruction happened after this war.
What is the Civil War?
Monotheistic faiths influenced these in societies.
What are laws and culture?
Strong leaders can influence this in a country.
What are laws and safety?
Geography affects this part of civilization.
What is settlement/trade/farming?
Great Zimbabwe was located on this continent.
What is Africa?
During Reconstruction, African Americans gained some of these.
What are rights and freedoms?
Leaders often influence this in society.
What is culture?
A successful empire usually needs this type of government.
What is stable government?
Athens and Rome both influenced this.
What is government?
This civilization developed one of the first written law codes.
What is Babylon/Mesopotamia?
This document explains how the U.S. government works.
What is the Constitution?
Documents can help establish this.
What is justice?
The Ottoman and Mughal states were both examples of this.
What are empires?
Timbuktu became important because of these two things.
What are trade and learning?
This empire connected Europe and Asia through trade.
What is the Ottoman Empire?
The foundations of government include laws and this idea of fairness.
What is justice?
This philosopher influenced democratic ideas and natural rights.
Who is John Locke?
One reason empires fail is weak this.
What is leadership?
Explain one way documents can protect citizens.
What is by creating fair laws/protecting rights?
Athens focused on democracy, while Rome became this before an empire.
What is a republic?