Definitions
Forms of Gov't
English History
Non-English History
C & C
100

A large group of people who inhabit a specific territory and are connected by history, culture, or another commonality

What is a Nation?

100

Rule by none aka no government

What is anarchy?

100

The foundational document of British Democracy first signed in 1215

What is the Magna Carta?

100

The birthplace of democracy

What is Athens?

100

The Fundamental Characteristic of Democracy

What is Majority Rule?

200

A territory with its own institutions and populations

What is a State?

200

A middle ground  between Absolute Monarchies and Ceremonial Monarchies

What is a Constitutional Monarchy?

200

The body, initially of lords but later including commoners, assembled to advise the monarchy and consent to taxes

What is Parliament? 

200

Democracy was initially hated by these influential individuals.

Who are philosophers (Socrates and Plato)?

200

Fundamental Freedoms protected by law

What are Liberties? 

300

A system of public rule or authority by which a body is acknowledged to be governed

What is a Government?

300

A Representative Democracy where the Executive is chosen by the legislature

What is a Parliamentary Democracy?

300

When William and Mary were made co-monarchs after signing the English Bill of Rights

What is the Glorious Revolution?

300

This ancient Roman body was advisory on paper but held all of the power in reality.

What is the Roman Senate?

300

What citizens need to ask what is right instead of what is best for me?

What is moral responsibility?

400

Supreme power free from external control

What is Sovereignty?

400

A fancy Spanish word for a military oligarchy

What is a Junta?

400

The bloody conflict that fully established Parliament's supremacy over the monarchy 

What is the English Civil War?

400

An ally in the American Revolution whose government served as a model for the Articles of Confederation

What is the Dutch Republics/Confederacy?

400

A characteristic that is embodied in a Constitution

What is Minority Rights (or Equality under the Law)?

500

A state with ultimate sovereignty over its territory and population and some level of international relations/ recognition

What is a Sovereign State?

500

The main difference between a monarchy and a dictatorship

What is legitimacy?

500

This King's execution was an important turning point in English law and government.

Who is Charles I?

500

This city-state was ostensibly a demarchy but was under the control of the wealthy elites and eventually the Medici family alone

What is Florence?

500

To succeed, a democracy must provide economic opportunity, educational opportunity, and this other type of opportunity.

What is Political Opportunity?