1.2 Rule of Law

What does 'due process of law' ensure?

• Laws are made by a single person.

• The government has unlimited power.

• Only certain people have the right to a fair trial.

• Every person is entitled to fair treatment and a fair trial under law.

What principle states that every person is considered equal?

• Natural rights

• Limited government

• Equality of mankind

• Rule of law

What is meant by 'limited government'?

• A government run by a single person.

• A government that is restrained and limited in its powers.

• A government that controls everything.

• A government with no power.

What are natural rights?

• Rights granted by the government.

• Rights that include life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

• Rights that can be taken away at any time.

• Rights only for certain people.

What does the 'rule of law' mean?

• Everyone must abide by the law, including the government.

• Children do not have to follow the law.

• Only the ruler has to follow the law.

• Laws are suggestions, not requirements.

Why is religious liberty a protected right?

• Because it was not important to the Founders.

• So everyone must follow the same religion.

• So the government can control religion.

• To allow individuals to freely practice their faith.

What principle emphasizes that no one should be treated unfairly?

• Rule of law

• Limited government

• Equality of mankind

• Due process of law

What helps safeguard the rights and freedoms of the people?

• Checks and balances among different branches of government

• Unlimited government power

• Ignoring the laws

• Having a single ruler

What are the founding documents of America?

• Comic books

• Fiction novels

• Social media posts

• The Declaration of Independence

What principle ensures fairness, predictability, and accountability in society?

• Due process of law

• Natural rights

• Equality of mankind

• Rule of law