Eoc PART 1 Review

1. Which principle of the Roman Republic inspired the Framers of the U.S. Constitution to distinguish the role of lawmaking from the role of enforcing the law?

Even though the question says "Roman Empire", what other clue do you need to find to answer this question?

• Roman Empire
  

  Rome, Republic, Representative democracy

• Framers of the U.S. Constitution
  
  They made the constitution

• Distinguish the role of lawmaking from the role of enforcing the law

  Different jobs done by different branches

1. Which principle of the Roman Republic inspired the Framers of the U.S. Constitution to distinguish the role of lawmaking from the role of enforcing the law?

• Representative Democracy

• Civic Participation

• Voting Rights

• Separation of Powers

These headlines best illustrate the concept of —

1. 1."Federal Judge Impeached"

2. 2."Mayor convicted of Bribery"

• Democracy

• Consent of the governed

• Popular Sovereignty

• Rule of Law

These headlines best illustrate the concept of —

1. 1."Federal Judge Impeached"

2. 2."Mayor convicted of Bribery"

What does impeached mean?

• Given a better job

• Officially Fired

• Made the King

These headlines best illustrate the concept of —

1. 1."Federal Judge Impeached"

2. 2."Mayor convicted of Bribery"

What does Bribery mean?

• Taking money for a private favor

• Getting a better job

• Made the King

These headlines best illustrate the concept of —

1. 1."Federal Judge Impeached"

2. 2."Mayor convicted of Bribery"

What does convicted mean?

• Proven innocent

• Guilty of a crime

• You feel very strongly about something

Which Enlightenment philosopher influenced Separation of powers

• Locke

• Montesquieu

• Paine

• Jefferson

Which enlightenment thinker came up with Separation of powers?

• Washington

• Jefferson

• Locke

• Montesquieu

What is the trick to remember which enlightenment thinker came up with Separation of powers?

• Cross them all out

• Free, Citizens, Vote

• Draw the "M" Connecting all three

• The Big "C"

What does the phrase "insure domestic tranquility" in the Preamble of the Constitution mean?

• Have a military

• Be at peace in the U.S

• Fight wars

• Give people what they need