Unit 1.1 Test Review

Civics is the study of _____________

• Citizenship

• Cities

• Government

• Laws

What did John Locke believed to be true about human nature?

• People were born poor, nasty, and brutish.

• People were born with a moral code but were also influenced by their environment.

• People were selfish.

• People could not govern themselves.

Under Thomas Hobbes's idea of a state of nature, no one would produce anything like inventions, art, or even crops due to fear of theft.

• True

• False

Which of the following describes the study of citizenship?

• Social Studies

• Human Geography

• Civics

• Sociology

What type of democracy does the Unites States have?

• Direct

• Congressional

• Representative

• Senatorial

What were John Locke's views on natural rights?

• People had to earn them

• People were born with them

• People did not have them at all

• They don't exist

Using your knowledge of civics, what form of democracy works best for large groups?

• Direct Democracy

• Opinion Based Democracy

• Representative Democracy

• Liberty Democracy

Which of the following is NOT considered security provided by the government?

• Fire Departments

• Military

• Police Departments

• Militias

Many names beginning with the root "Theo-" derive from the Ancient Greek word theos (θεός), which means god.

Using the statement above, determine which form of government includes a religious element.

• Democracy

• Dictatorship

• Theocracy

• Junta

Which of the following is a right of every U.S. citizen?

• Free speech

• Driver's License

• Voting

• Running for Public Office