Democratic Principles EOC Review

First and Last Name

1. A written constitution is a document that defines how a government is organized and establishes its basic rules. In this way, both the citizens and government officials knew their _______ and powers.

• Risks
• Crimes
• Rights
• Charges

2. Ancient Greece and Rome shared the democratic principles of CIVIC PARTICIPATION, _________ RIGHTS, AND DECISIONS BY THE MAJORITY.

• Military
• Voting
• Salary
• Legislative

3. History suggest that the people of Rome overthrew their king, and became a republic, being ruled by their elected representatives. The term republic meant that the state belonged to the _________.

• King
• Senators
• Tribunes
• People

4. Support for the republican form of government means that you have a government led by ___________ representatives.

• Elected
• Wealthy
• Powerful
• Individual

5. In a representative form of government, decisions are made by elected representatives, rather than directly by the _________ themselves.

• Judges
• Presidents
• People
• Men

6. In the __________ ___________ Tradition - The beliefs and practices of those following these religions depended on written laws based on the principles of morality and justice.

• Representative Government
• Personal Responsibility
• Judeo-Christian
• Voting Rights

7. According to Judeo-Christian tradition, the laws that a society should follow are based on __________ ideas of justice. This means they should promote justice.

• Financial
• Ethical
• Ancient
• Roman

8. Judeo-Christian traditions teach that each person has _________ and dignity as a human being. The colonists were outraged when British policies did not seem to value their lives or welfare.

• Worth
• Money
• Status
• Power

9. _________ Responsibility requires that we take responsibility for our actions and our own conduct.

• Justice
• Majority
• Voting
• Personal