Civics and Economics Midterm Review – Flashcards
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            which enlightenment thinker developed the concept of popular sovereignty?
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        Locke
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            which enlightenment thinker believed that civilization corrupted people's natural goodness?
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        Rousseau
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            which enlightenment thinker developed the separation of powers?
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        Montesquieu
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            1st representative assembly in America
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        Virginia House of Burgesses
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            What are the 3 rights guaranteed by the government?
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        security, equality, and liberty
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            duties
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        sign up 4 draft, pay taxes, obey all laws, attend school, and serve on a jury.
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            civil responsibilities?
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        vote, respect diversity, respect other's rights, and be informed
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            first written constitution in the colonies
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        Fundamental orders of Connecticut
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            countries exist for the benefit of the mother country
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        mercantilism
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            a hands-off policy of England towards its American colonies during the first half of the 1700's
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        salutary neglect
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            13 colonies
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        Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia
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            revolutionary political body made up of delegates from most American colonies
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        1st continental congress
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            anarchy
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        no govt
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            autocracy
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        single person holds unlimited power
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            theocracy
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        society is ruled by religious leaders
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            oligarchy
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        small group controls all decisions
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            monarchy
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        heredity leaders
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            totalitarianism
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        controls most aspects of peoples' lives
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            dictatorship
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        1 leader has absolute power and authority, usually taken by force
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            aristocracy
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        ruling group of the elite
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            democracy
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        supreme authority rests with the people (popular sovereignty)
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            republic
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        people elect representatives to run the govt
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            communism
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        collective of state ownership of all productive properties
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            socialism
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        sharing all recourses equally
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            power shared between the federal and the state govts
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        federalism
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            uprising of poor farmers (turning point)
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        shay's rebellion
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            Virginia Plan
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        bicameral legislature, # of reps depending on the population of state
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            New Jersey Plan
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        unicameral legislature, every state got one vote
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            stressed the weakness of the articles
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        federalists
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            opposed the ratification of the constitution
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        antifederalists
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            magna carta
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        document limiting the monarch's power
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            english bill of rights
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        an agreement signed by william and mary to respect the rights of english citizens and of parliament, including the right to free elections
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            Zenger case
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        freedom of press established
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            writer of declaration of independence
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        Thomas Jefferson
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            six principles of the US constitution
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        popular sovereignty, limited gov't, separation of powers, checks and balances, judicial review, federalism
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            top antifeds
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        Patrick Henry, Richard Henry Lee, John Hancock, Samuel Adams
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            top feds
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        James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, later George Washington and Thomas Jefferson
