Types of Government
Important Figures
Chapter 1.3
Chapter 1.2
Random
100

Based on religion

Theocracy

100

Said that life, liberty, and property are natural rights

John Locke
100

When Lords rule and vassals serve him

Feudalism

100

Under what kind of government is there little conflict between the levels of government? Unitary, Federal, or Confederate

Unitary

100

Who is Ms. Fleming's favorite artist/singer

Kenny Chesney

200

Government where absolute power is concentrated with one person or small group of people

Dictatorship

200

Proposed the idea of social contract

Thomas Hobbes

200

What are the 3 ways a leader can become legitimate

By tradition, by personality, rule of law

200

When people themselves formulate public policy

Direct Democracy

200

Solve: 

(2+17)-(5*12)2

-101

300

Government with a strong leader who usually has total control, sometimes by using force

Facism

300

Proposed the idea of common law

William Blackstone

300

Where was the first democracy

Ancient Greece

300

Under what type of government is there a Parliament, Prime Minister, and a Cabinet

Parliamentary government

300

Who is Ms. Fleming's favorite historical figure?

John Adams

400

When the government owns all businesses and farms, provides healthcare, education, and welfare

Communism

400

Believed that the primary goal of public officials should be the welfare of the people

Cicero

400

Where was the first Republic

Ancient Rome

400

What is a current example of a Confederation

European Union

400

What year was the Declaration of Independence signed?

1776

500

Citizens elect people into leadership positions that represent their ideas

Republic

500

Believed in reason, freedom of religion, scientific observation, human progress, and separation of powers

Voltaire

500

Who wrote The Prince

Niccolo Machiavelli

500

What document came before the Constitution to outline the government of the United States

Articles of Confederation

500

Name the 13 original colonies

New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Rhode Island, Connecticut