Limited Monarchy

What concept did absolute monarchs believe justified their rule?

• Social contract

• Divine right

• Popular sovereignty

• Separation of powers

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Which historical document is considered the root of limiting the powers of the monarch?

• The English Bill of Rights

• The Magna Carta

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Treaty of Versailles

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What year was the Magna Carta signed?

• 1066

• 1215

• 1492

• 1776

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According to John Locke, from where do governments obtain their power?

• From God

• From the people

• From the monarchy

• From the military

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What is Common Law based on?

• Decisions of the king

• Decisions of previous courts

• Decisions of the parliament

• Decisions of the people

Voltaire is known for advocating which type of freedom?

• Your right to think freely

• Your right to travel freely

• Your right to work freely

• Your right to vote freely

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What is the role of the government according to Rousseau?

• To maintain power

• To express the general will of the people

• To enforce laws strictly

• To collect taxes

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What does Rousseau describe as a social contract?

• Between the government and the military

• Between the people and rulers

• Between the rich and the poor

• Between the church and the state

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What did William and Mary sign?

• The Magna Carta
• The English Bill of Rights
• Petition of Rights
• Parliament letter

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What was one of the legacies of the Glorious Revolution regarding the role of Parliament?

• Parliament was abolished.

• Parliament became the ruling power in England and approved taxation.

• Parliament was given control over the military.

• Parliament was made subordinate to the monarchy.