WorksheetsWorld History - Unit I
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Founded Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama
Mohammed
Jesus Christ
Abraham
Government of the people. Everyone has a vote or a representative
Theocracy
Monarchy
Democracy
Anarchy
One common limitation to the democracies of Ancient Rome and Greece is
Nobody could vote
Everybody voted and elections became chaotic
Men couldn't vote / participate
Women couldn't vote / participate
Created a two house legislature
The Greeks (Athens)
The English
The Senate
Alexander the Great
All citizens (males over the age of 30) were able to vote directly on legislation in
Ancient Greece (Athens)
Rome
England
Persian Empire
A law-making group
Republic
Democracy
Legislature
Rome
Ancient Greeks thought
That monarchs should rule
Senators should represent patricians
Tribunes should represent the common people
That all citizens should be able to participate in government
People elect others to represent them in a
Republic
Theocracy
Monarchy
Dictatorship
Represented the plebeians (common people) in Rome
The Senate
The Athenian Assembly
The Roman Emperor
The Tribunes
The idea that each branch of government can limit the others
Democracy
Theocracy
Checks and Balances
Two House Legislature
The Magna Carta was the first English document to
Establish a two house legislature
Establish the English Republic
Limit the powers of the king
Limit the powers of Parliament
Document that made Parliament more powerful than the monarch
The Magna Carta
The English Bill of Rights
The US Constitution
The Roman Senate Charter
To stop a law from going into effect
Legislature
Veto
Tribune
Bill of Rights
