Gov Exam 1

Rights that cannot be taken from the people.

• Unalienable Rights

• Popular Sovereignty

• Social Contract

• Natural Rights

Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness are considered -

• transferable

• legislated

• unalienable

• inherited

How do you receive unalienable rights

• Being born human

• Joining the military

• Turning 18

• Voting

Whose job is it to protect your unalienable rights

• Your Family

• Your Friends

• The Government

• Yourself

rights that cannot be taken away

• unalienable rights

• natural rights

• just powers

• consent of the governed

Thomas Hobbes is known for which of the following?

• Natural Rights
• Divine Right of Kings
• Social Contract
• Common Law

The idea of Natural Rights can be attributed to who?

• George Washington
• Adam Smith
• John Locke
• Thomas Jefferson

Which political theory held that God created the state, and God had given those of "royal birth" the right to rule?

• Common Law

• Natural Rights

• Divine Right Theory

• Social Contract Theory

The belief that God gave monarchs the right to rule.

• Lord
• Divine Right of Kings
• Feudalism
• Crusades

Living in a State of Nature means...

• not giving in to consumerism

• not believing in soap, shaving, processed foods...

• living without any type of government

• spending more time in the wilderness than in the city