Civics Spring 2022 Final Exam Review

Government run by religious leader/leaders; no separation of church and state. 

• Theocracy
• Democracy
• Monarchy
• Anarchy

Example: United States; citizens vote for representatives on local, state and national levels who make laws.

• Monarchy

• Anarchy

• Theocracy

• Representative Democracy

Example: Modern day – England – ruler is a symbolic head of state with elected members of Parliament who govern.

• Constitutional Monarchy
• President
• Dictator
• Republic

Example: Saddam Hussein from Iraq in the 1980s-2000s

• Supreme Leader

• Pope

• Dictator

• Monarch

Example: Ancient Greece; citizens gathered to make decisions for their city-states and voted directly on issues.

• Monarchy

• Republic

• Totalitarian

• Direct Democracy

Ruler, king/queen/emperor/empress, etc.), inherits power.  Rules by divine right- given power to rule by God.

• Theocracy
• Democracy
• Republic
• Monarchy

The unjust treatment of different categories of people on the grounds of race, age, or sex.

• Servitude
• Dignity
• United Nations
• Discrimination

Rights that cannot be taken away.

• Inalienable/Unalienable Rights

• Stamp Act

• Continental Army

• Proclamation of 1763

Magna Carta, a document that limited royal power, is made up of which three laws?

• The 4th amendment
• Trial by jury and representative government
• Rule of law, trial by jury and representative government
• The 4th amendment, rule of law, representative government and trial by jury

What do we call a change made to a document, like when we add to the US Constitution?

• amendment

• census

• ratify