Unit II Study Guide TTF

The ancient Greek city-states emphasized family ties when granting citizenship.

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

A strong leader seized authority over others.

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

Rulers are chosen by God.

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

The government exists to serve the will of the people.

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

Hitler's Nazi Germany is an example of . . .

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

Family ties and relationships were the basis for early government.

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

Clans grew into tribes and tribes grew into states.

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

Native American tribes are an example of . . .

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

People voluntarily give up certain rights to the government.

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract

Because of their favored status, the right to rule is passed from one generation to another.

• Force Theory
• Evolutionary Theory
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract