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who used direct democracy? Athens
What are the two movements and what were they about? The great awakening which pressed colonist to question traditional religions authorities and have direct relationship with God and rejected church leaders. The enlightenment movement changed peoples view on political thinking and laws/government
Who implemented the social contract Jean-Jacques Rousseau
What was the first colony? Jamestown which was founded by the Virginia company in 1607
Why did the Boston Tea Party happen? because the colonist were angry about the tea act and the fact that parliament still had control over the taxes
What religion has strong ties to democracy judaism
what was the most important concept the Magna Carta did to the king? it limited the kings power- limited government
why did the puritans leave Europe they wanted to worship god in their own way
what was John Locke's argument of the government's purpose being to serve the people he believed they had natural rights and the government should control the people but when the government fails they shouldn't rule
who did democracy originate with ancient greeks
which colonies were a part of the southern colonial region Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia
why was the first continent congress held? because of the intolerable acts
why would a direct democracy not work in modern America America has a large population making it unpractical
what did the petition of right and the glorious revolution lead to English bill of rights
what were the middle colonies know for? natural resources and busy port cities
when was the declaration of independence accepted and approved by the second continental congress July 4th 1776
why did king George 3 of England create the sugar and stamp acts he viewed the war as their fault so he taxed them for it
what were the 3 main points of the Magna Carta limited the kings power, he could not tax them without consent, and gave rights to free men
what was the first permanent English settlement Jamestown
how was the great awakening directy tied to the enlightenment movement they changed people's way of thinking
what was a notable difference between the first and second continental convention originally they discussed issues and what to do while the 2nd they acted as a governing body for all colonist
which group of enlightenment thinkers valued the concept of a social contract thomas Hobbes, john locke, jean- Jacques Rousseau
which colony is known for drafting/writing the first written constitution in US History Virginia, Richard Henry lee or Thomas Jefferson
what two countries were mainly involved in the French and Indian war great Britain and France
why was the Magna Carta important to the early development of the American ideals of government? What concept did it introduce and why is it important it introduced the idea of limited government meaning the ruler isn't all powerful
provide the names of three notable members of the congress-appointed committee that drafted the declaration of independence John Adams, benjamin franklin, thomas Jefferson, robert Livingston, roger sherman
name any 4 of the 6 notable enlightenment thinkers that we have studied and provide at least one major concept/ belief associated with each. Which is most important to you Thomas Hobbes-social contract and the people should give up some freedom to be ruled by the government. John Locke- natural rights and social contract. Jean Jacques Rousseau- wrote the social contract. Montesquieu- government should be in branches. Thomas
three qualities/traits/ characteristics of the SOUTHERN region warm climate, long growing season, rich soil, plantations, tobacco, rich large farms low industry
three qualities/traits/ characteristics of the NEW ENGLAND region cold climate, rocky soil, small farms, towns, puritans, shipbuilding/fishing, Timber
three qualities/traits/ characteristics of the MIDDLE region cash crops, surplus production, port cities, German/ dutch colonist, natural resources such as lumber, metals, natural harbors
explain the difference between the enlightenment movement and the great awakening movement. Then explain how they were also similar (what did they cause people to do?) Both of these caused a strong spirit of liberty and personal freedom which made colonist believe that they should have the same rights as people in great Britain. The great awakening questioned peoples social belief and enlightenment questioned political.
how did the enlightenment thinkers directly influence Thomas Jefferson in writing the declaration of independence? (natural rights? social contract? rights to liberty ? government's existence/ purpose? explain as to how the social contract was broken?) they influence him on how the government should be ran and the declaration directly reflects these ideas
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