Types of Governments
Ch. 1 Vocabulary
Important People
Important Documents
Ch. 2 Vocabulary
100

The people rule directly through representatives. 

Democracy

100

Adam Smiths phrase, "to let alone."

laissez-faire

100

Stated that people had natural rights. 

John Locke

100

Recognized the rights of the English nobles.

Magna Carta
100

It was a plan that was supported by small states. 

The New Jersey Plan

200

Combines elements of capitalism and socialism. 

Mixed Economy

200

Power held by a few people or one political party. 

Oligarchy

200

Wrote public letters in support of the proposed Constitution. 

Alexander Hamilton

200

Establish the authority of parliament. 

English Bill of Rights

200

It was a plan that was supported by large states. 

The Virginia Plan

300

All economic decisions made by government.

Communist State

300

Gives all the key powers to central government.

Unitary System

300

Congress cannot make any laws preventing people from practicing their religion. 

Jean Jacques Rousseau's

300

Writings that supported adoption of the Constitution. 

The Federalist Papers

300

This plan said that slaves would be counted as less than a whole person. 

The 3/5 Compromise

400

One person inherits throne and heads the state.

Monarchy

400

United by bonds of race, language, custom, or religion. 

Nation

400

He called for independence from Great Britain at the 2nd Continental Congress. 

Richard Henry Lee

400

An agreement that resulted in a bicameral legislature.

The Great Compromise

400

List of constitutional amendments that protected individual freedoms. 

The Bill of Rights

500

National and state governments share power. 

Federal System

500

Extensive government control of economy. 

Socialism

500

Who created the federalist papers?

Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay.

500

A type of legislature created by the Articles of Confederation. 

Unicameral Legislature

500

Created a league of friendships among the 13 colonies. 

The Articles of Confederation