Enlightenment
Locke and Montesquieu believed in
What is separation of powers, limited government, and a social contract?
Democracy is
What is a type of government in which the people have the power and make the decisions?
The American government is
What is a representative democracy/republic?
The first president was in a political party
What is false?
Bias is
What is showing opinion
The traditional example of one of John Locke's ideas
What is an old fashioned scale?
The first democracy was
What is ancient Greece?
Most of the power is in the hands of
What are the people?
The first political parties were
What were the Federalist and Anti-federalist parties?
Democracy is fair because
What is in the US there is a noteworthy voting system, the freedom of opportunity, and majority rule?
The traditional example of Montesquieu's idea
What is a tree?
The 3 types of representative democracy are
What is an Elite democracy, a Participatory democracy, and a Pluralist democracy?
An example of an elite democracy in the US
What is the electoral college?
During elections for Abraham Lincoln there were new ways of campaigning
What are political cartoons and chants/songs?
Democracy is not fair because
What is mob rule, only the select can vote, and when morals are gone?
One of the Enlightenment thinkers influenced the American Constitution
Who was Montesquieu?
There is a perfect example of democracy
What is false?
An example of a participatory democracy in the US is
What are town hall meetings?
The oldest political party is
Mob rule is
What is unjust rule of the majority?
One of the Enlightenment thinkers influenced the Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution
Who was Locke?
The number of the "fruits of democracy" are
What is 7?
An example of a pluralist democracy is
What are interest groups?
Women ran for president and some with political parties
What is true?
The difference between equality and equity is
What is equality gives the same resources and equity gives the same result no matter what?