EOC - Classical Heritage & British Influence

Classical Heritage & Influential
Documents Review

Ancient Greece

● established the polis (city-state)
● had legislative bodies (ruled by assembly)
● citizen participation (volunteered for army & juries)
● all citizens could vote
● had written constitution

Multiple Choice

True or False?
All citizens could vote in Ancient Greece.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Citizens' volunteering for juries or the army are examples of what aspect of Ancient Greece?

• the polis

• citizen participation

• legislative bodies

• written constitutions

Match

Match the following

• ruled by assembly

• city-state

• volunteered for army & juries

legislative bodies

polis

citizen participation

• legislative bodies

• polis

• citizen participation

Ancient Rome

● established republicanism (rule by representatives)
● had legislative bodies (ruled by assembly)
● citizen participation (volunteered for army & govt service)
● had rule of law: (all subjects follow same laws)
● established separation of powers (power divided)

Multiple Choice

True or False?
Members of the assembly followed different laws than regular citizens.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Fill in the Blank

What word means rule by representatives?

Match

Match the following

• rule by representatives

• ruled by assembly

• volunteered for army & government serivce

• all subjects follow same laws

• government power is divided

republicanism

legislative bodies

citizen participation

rule of law

separation of powers

• republicanism

• legislative bodies

• citizen participation

• rule of law

• separation of powers

Judeo-Christian Tradition

Ethical Ideas of Justice

Individual Worth

Personal Responsibility

Rule of Law

laws based on rewarding good behavior and

punishing bad behavior

each person has great value

we are responsible for our own actions

all human beings subject to same laws

Fill in the Blank

In the Judeo-Christian Tradition, ____ are based on
rewarding good behavior and punishing bad behavior

Match

Match the following

• Ethical Ideas of Justice

• Individual Worth

• Personal Responsibility

• Rule of Law

laws reward good and punish bad behavior

each person has great value

we are responsible for our own actions

all human beings subject to same laws

• laws reward good and punish bad behavior

• each person has great value

• we are responsible for our own actions

• all human beings subject to same laws

Enlightenment Ideas

● natural law

○ unalienable rights

● social contract

○ society will follow

govt if it protects
their natural rights

JOHN
LOCKE

● separation of powers

○ dividing power among

branches prevents any
person from being too
powerful

BARON de

MONTESQUIEU

Multiple Choice

Which Enlightenment Thinker wrote social contract?

• LOCKE

• MONTESQUIEU

Multiple Choice

TRUE or FALSE?
Both John Locke & Baron de Montesquieu came from the Enlightenment.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Categorize

Options (5)

natural law

social contract

unalienablerights

separation of power

power divided into branches

Organize these options into the right categories

John Locke

Montesquieu

Multiple Choice

What is one thing that both the Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights have in common?

• fair trials

• self-government

• consent of the governed

• habeas corpus

Multiple Choice

Does the English Bill of Rights limit government power?

• YES
  If a government can't do whatever it wants, that means it's limited.

• NO
  Even with a bill of rights, the English government does whatever it wants.

Multiple Choice

Which document did Thomas Paine write?

• Magna Carta

• English Bill of Rights

• Common Sense

• Mayflower Compact

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE?

Both the Mayflower Compact and Common Sense discussed self-government.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Match

Match the following

• MAGNA CARTA

• MAYFLOWER COMPACT

• ENGLISH BILL OF RIGHTS

• COMMON SENSE

due process

consent of the governed

right to fair trials

representative self-government

• due process

• consent of the governed

• right to fair trials

• representative self-government

Turn the page in your packet

1. Complete the British Roots worksheet using the attached story

2. Make sure your packet is finished and TURN IT IN

3. Play the posted Gimkit Review Game (or choose a Blooket review that you feel you need the most practice on)