''Major Principles of Government'' Chapter 3 Lesson 4

Basic beliefs by which people live their lives.

• Principles

• opinions

• knowledge

• hypothesis

Many of our nation's principles are stated in:

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Constitution

• The Preamble

• The dictionary

Countless people have fought and died for our nation's principles.

• false

• 100% a definite

• only partly

• never

How many basic principles are there in our government?

(a)  

Which 2 are of the 5 basic principles of our government?

• limited government

• separation of powers

• authoritarian rule

• one ruler

check 2 more basic principles of our government.

• dictatorship

• greediness

• popular sovereignty

• checks and balances

The 5 basic principles of government are the foundation on which our country is built.

• baloney

• hogwash

• that is a joke

• yes, thank God!

The word ''republic'' means any representative government headed by a President or other elected leader.

• true

• false

• not even close pal

• you are funny

The U.S. has a representative democracy, in which power belongs to:

• the people

• the leader

• the government

• the bad guys

Popular sovereignty means:

• the people's right to be liked

• the people's right to be hated

• the people's right to rule

• the people are wrong