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1.1 - How did the Ancient Romans influence America?

• They didn't.

• They had a representative government.

• They were ruled by the people.

• They had a direct democracy.

1.2 - What was and when did the Enlightenment happen?

• 17th century movement that stressed reason and science over supersition.

• It was made in 1215, as a foundation of democracy in England.

• The Enlightenment made people think of reason and science of blind faith in the 18th century.

• A document was written to make colonists think about separating from England in the 18th century.

1.2 What did John Locke do?

• He was a contributor to the Constitution.

• He wrote Common Sense.

• He was an Enlightenment thinker.

• He created Rule of Law.

1.2 - What is the name of the first self-government document in the colonies?

• The Magna Carta

• The Mayflower Compact

• Habeas Corpus

• Common Sense

1.2 - Why was the Mayflower Compact written?

• To declare independence from England
• To establish a monarchy in the New World
• To create a trade agreement with Native Americans
• To establish a self-governing agreement among the Pilgrims

1.1 - What was Ancient Rome's form of government?

• Monarchy
• Communism
• Anarchy
• Republic

1.1 - What are Judeo-Christian ethical ideas?

• The common teachings that come from both Judaism and Christianity

• Principles from Norse mythology
• Ideas from Greek and Roman mythology relating to Christianity

• Beliefs from Hinduism, Buddhism, and Judaism

1.3 - When was the English Bill of Rights written?

• 1620
• 1689
• 1492
• 1776

1.1 - Who influenced the founding documents of the United States of America?

• Common Sense by Thomas Paine

• Ancient Rome, Ancient Greece

• Ancient Egypt

• Canada

1.1 - What's a polis?

• A city-state in Ancient Greece

• A type of Ancient Greece building

• A building for civic duties in Ancient Rome

• A treaty or agreement in Ancient Rome