Vocabulary
Path to Democracy
Enlightenment People and Docs
Citizenship
Political Parties
100

Laws that allow you to be punished for something not illegal when you did it are called?

Ex Post Facto Laws

100

1765 Tax on paper products

Stamp Act

100

Established the idea of Separation of Powers.

Baron de Montesquieu

100

I went through a process to become a citizen.  I was not born in the United States.

Naturalized Citizen

100

We believe in being more involved in the lives of people by providing programs to help them.

Democrats

200

Oddly shaped congressional district

Gerrymander

200

Required colonists to provide housing for soldiers.

Quartering Act

200

This person influenced the writing of the Declaration of Independence.

John Locke

200
What comes next? I apply for citizenship, I am fingerprinted, I take a test, Have an ____________ and take an oath.

interview

200

We believe that government should not be involved in peoples lives. We like smaller government.

Republicans

300

Allows one branch to check the powers of another branch

Checks and Balances

300

Colonist threw tea into Boston Harbor to protest taxes.

Boston Tea Party

300
Established the idea of limited government

Magna Carta

300

Defend the nation, serve on a jury, attend school, obey laws and pay taxes. What are these?

Obligations/Duties of Citizenship

300

Our members are single issue voters and we have never won an election.

Independents

400

Right to vote

Suffrage

400

Sent a letter to King George III asking for peace.

First Continental Congress

400

Document written by the Pilgrims to establish self government in the colonies.

Mayflower Compact

400

Vote, Volunteer and Attend Civic Meetings. What are we?

Responsibilities of Citizenship

400

Group of people who share a common point of view and want to promote an isssue.

Interest group

500

When a country chooses not to get involved in foreign affairs.

Isolationism

500

Wrote Common Sense to support colonial independence.

Thomas Paine

500
When people agree to give up certain rights in exchange for protections of the rights they do have.

Social Contract Theory

500

A person is a citizen because his parents are citizens.

Law of Blood

500

Statements that describe a party's core beliefs.

Platform