Review Unit 2

Voting an example of ________________.

• Separation of Powers

• Rule of Law

• Autocratic Government

• Civic Participation

Which statement best represents Ethical Ideas of Justice?

•  Do not withhold good from those who deserve it, when it is in your power to act.

• The one who deceives is a sneaky man.

• Very Demure, Very Mindful

• Powers of the government should be divided.

Take a look at the chart on the left. This image best represents the similar idea of Separation of ____________ in Ancient Rome and the modern United States.

• Amendments

• Powers

• Kings

• Constitutions

Citizens in what country could form their own local governments known a "Polis" or city-state?

• Wakanda

• Ancient Rome

• Ancient Greece

• United States

The democracy of Ancient Greece and the constitution in the United States share what in common in regards to voting rights?

• Children can vote

• Qualifed citizens can vote at the age of 21.

• Only Cats Can Vote

• Qualified citizens can vote at the age of 18.

The 12 Tables of Ancient Rome were a great influence to the American constitution. It brought about the Rule of Law which ensured ALL citizens are held _________ .

• free

• accountable

• guilty

• innocent

Citizens elect their own representatives in a ___________________.

• Collective

• Colony

• Representative Democracy or Republic

• Monarchy

The founders of the United States of America studied the governments of previous cultures. From Ancient ​ (a)   , they got the ideas of ​ (b)   - or citizens being actively involved in their government, as well as the forming of legislative bodies of citizens to ​ (c)   , ​ (d)   rights for citizens to choose their leaders, and a written ​ (e)   that would lay the framework for how the government should work.

• civic participation
• make laws
• voting
• constitution
• Greece

Ancient Rome inspired America's founding fathers with which idea?

• Civic Participation

• Separation of Powers

• Republicanism or Representative Government

• All of the Above