Unit 2 Flashcard Civics

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Which is an example of a natural right? Options: the right to vote, the right to freedom, the right to lead others, the right to free speech

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the right to freedom

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Which of the following founding ideals played a large part in Judeo-Christian tradition?
rule of law,
self-government,
separation of powers,
three branches of government

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three branches of government

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How was government in ancient Greece, ancient Rome, and colonial America similar?

Back

People's right to participate in government was limited.

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What is an example of due process?

Back

having the right to a fair trial

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What are natural rights?

Back

rights that are unalienable and universal

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Which statement reflects a difference between the Founders and the ancient Romans? Options: The Founders believed in rule of law. The founders believed in natural rights. The Founders believed in civic participation. The Founders believed in separation of powers.

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The founders believed in natural rights.

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What is rule of law?

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the idea that no one is above the law

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What element of the U.S. Government was drawn from elements of Athenian government?

Back

elected legislators

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How is a republic different from a direct democracy?

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Citizens elect representatives to rule on their behalf.

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Which governments limited people's rights to participate? Options: ancient Rome and ancient Greece, ancient Greece and colonial America, ancient Rome and colonial America, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, and colonial America

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ancient Greece, ancient Rome, and colonial America