Front

Life, liberty, and property refers to:

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Natural Rights

Front

What, according to Locke, should people do if they are dissatisfied with the government?

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Join together to protect their rights

Front

Which best describe unalienable rights?

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Rights that cannot be taken away

Front

Until consent is given, government is not

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Legitimate

Front

This was the first document that stated the king could only raise taxes with the consent of Parliament.

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Petition of Right

Front

The Magna Carta was a contract between what two groups of people?

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Monarch and Nobles

Front

Ultimate political authority rests with the people

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Popular Sovereignty

Front

Individuals agree to give power to the government to make and enforce laws.

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Social Contract

Front

Which is NOT a part of the English Bill of Rights? Options: Monarch cannot collect taxes without the consent of Parliament, Monarch can restrict debate in Parliament, Monarch cannot declare laws made by Parliament should not be obeyed, Monarch must allow Protestants to have arms for their defense

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Monarch can restrict debate in Parliament

Front

Terms that apply to Feudalism: Nobility, Commoners, Serts. Which one does not apply?

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Parliament