Unit 1 APGOPO

Who is Thomas Hobbes?

• Thomas Hobbes was a military leader in the 18th century.
• Thomas Hobbes was a famous painter from France.
• Thomas Hobbes was an English philosopher known for his political philosophy.
• Thomas Hobbes was a scientist known for his work in biology.

Who is John Locke?

• John Locke was an English philosopher and political theorist.
• John Locke was a military leader during the 18th century.
• John Locke was a scientist known for his discoveries in physics.
• John Locke was a famous painter.

Who is Jean-Jacques Rousseau?

• A famous painter from the Renaissance era.
• Jean-Jacques Rousseau was an Enlightenment philosopher known for his contributions to political philosophy and education.
• A 20th-century scientist known for his work in physics.
• An author of romantic novels in the 19th century.

Who is Baron de Montesquieu?

• An Italian artist famous for his paintings during the Renaissance.
• A French political philosopher known for advocating the separation of powers.
• A German economist known for his theories on capitalism.
• A British novelist who wrote about political themes in the 19th century.

What does Participatory Democracy believe?

• Participatory Democracy advocates for direct citizen involvement in political decision-making.
• Participatory Democracy supports a single leader making all decisions.
• Participatory Democracy discourages public participation in governance.
• Participatory Democracy believes in limited voting rights for citizens.

What does Pluralist Democracy believe?

• Pluralist Democracy promotes the idea of a totalitarian government.
• Pluralist Democracy rejects the idea of multiple interests coexisting.
• Pluralist Democracy advocates for a single dominant group in society.
• Pluralist Democracy believes in the coexistence and representation of multiple groups and interests in society.

What does Elite Democracy believe?

• A single leader should make all decisions for the country.
• A small, educated elite should govern on behalf of the population.
• Everyone should have an equal vote in all decisions.
• Governance should be based solely on popular opinion without expert input.

What are the key concepts on The Declaration Of Independence?

• Government by force
• Divine right of kings
• Key concepts include natural rights, equality, government by consent, and the right to revolution.
• Absolute monarchy

What are the key concepts on Federalist NO.10?

• The importance of state sovereignty
• The key concepts of Federalist No. 10 include the dangers of factions, the benefits of a large republic, and the role of representative democracy in mitigating factionalism.
• The necessity of a strong military
• The role of the judiciary in enforcing laws

What are the key concepts of Brutus NO.1?

• The importance of a powerful executive branch
• The benefits of a strong central government
• The necessity of a national bank
• Key concepts of Brutus No. 1 include the dangers of a strong central government, the need for a Bill of Rights, and the preservation of state sovereignty.