7th Grade Review 1

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What is the exciting term for an independent city-state in the fascinating world of ancient Greece?

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Polis

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What is the purpose of a written constitution according to ancient Greek tradition?

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A structure of government and law for people to follow.

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In the thrilling student council election at school, who among the following had the exciting opportunity to vote and be part of the decision-making process alongside Ethan, Daniel, and Isla? Options: Free men, Women, Slaves, Foreigners.

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Free men.

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In a lively school play, Daniel, Michael, and Benjamin were cast in exciting roles to represent the three branches of government in ancient Rome. Can you guess what these branches are?

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Senate, Consuls, and Assemblies.

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In Anika's neighborhood, what is the principle of 'Rule of law' that the residents must follow?

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Everyone must follow the community rules, no one is above the rules.

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In their lively Judeo-Christian ethics class, Olivia and Benjamin are having a spirited debate about the principle of 'Justice'. What exciting aspect does this principle highlight?

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Everyone should be treated fairly by the law.

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Daniel and Anika are on a quest to understand the principle of 'Individual Worth' in the Judeo-Christian tradition. What magical insight does this principle offer?

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Respect and value themselves.

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What is the principle of 'Personal Responsibility' in the Judeo-Christian tradition that Abigail and James should embrace to make their project a success?

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Take accountability of your action.

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Which document was shaped by the legendary Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights?

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The United States Constitution

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In a lively history class, Mia and Luna were passionately debating over some groundbreaking documents that echoed the principles of due process of law, equality of mankind, limited government, natural rights, and the rule of law. Which iconic documents were they likely discussing? Options: U.S Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, U.S Constitution; Magna Carta, English Bill of Rights, Mayflower Compact; Articles of Confederation, Federalist Papers, Emancipation Proclamation; Treaty of Paris, Northwest Ordinance, Missouri Compromise.

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U.S Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, U.S Constitution.