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Global Issues Unit 1

For the test on Monday, February 13th

QuestionAnswer
Which English philosopher thought most people agood and will do the right thing? Locke
Which English philosopher thought most people are bad and will do the wrong thing? Hobbes
Locke or Hobbes? People need more rights? Locke
Locke or Hobbes? People should be able to have guns? Locke
Locke or Hobbes? The government should control the people? Hobbes
Locke or Hobbes? Would probably be a Democrat or a liberal today? Locke
Lock or Hobbes? The government shouldn't force people to wear their seatbelts? Locke
Locke or Hobbes? If the government is doing bad things, you should overthrow it? Locke
Locke or Hobbes? Welfare and Social Security checks are bad? Hobbes
Locke or Hobbes? We should only pay very few taxes? Locke
Heritage Traditions passed down through generations
Legislature People who make law
Charter Document that gives permission to make a government
Tyranny Abuse of power
Why did the American colonists have such an unusual degree of self-government? They had rights in England and England didn’t really govern them closely
Who could vote in colonial America? Rich, white, land-owning men
Which three European countries controlled colonies in North America circa 1700? (map p. 86) Spain, England, France
Why did the Puritans in New England set up public schools? To teach people so they could read the Bible
Why was Zenger put in jail? He wrote an article accusing the governor of tyranny
What was the outcome of the Zenger trial? He was found not-guilty
Which freedom was secured thanks to the Zenger trial? Press
Direct democracy Everyone votes on everything
Republic People vote for people who make the laws
Natural rights Rights you are born with
Separation of powers Having three branches of government that are separate
What does Magna Carta mean (translate to)? Great Charter
Which group had power under the Magna Carta? Nobles
Why was the Magna Carta important? It was the first time the King was not above the law
Which civilization was the first direct democracy? First republic? Direct – Athens, Republic - Rome
Two freedoms from English Bill of Rights: Right to trial by jury and right to petition the government
Who came up with natural rights? Separation of powers? Where was each from? Natural rights – Locke (England), Separation of powers – Montesquieu (France)
King John – King that was forced to sign the Magna Carta
Compact A written agreement to govern for the common good
Ratification To make official
What was the colonists’ problem with Parliament? They weren’t treated like real English citizens.
How did England restrict the colonists’ trade? They only let the colonists trade with them.
Why did England have to raise taxes on the colonists? They had debts from the French and Indian War
What was the important document written at the Second Continental Congress? Declaration of Independence
Who proposed a vote for independence at the Second Continental Congress? Who was really behind it? Richard Henry Lee, John Adams
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? Jefferson
What does the Declaration of Independence say the American citizens should do if the government becomes destructive? Overthrow it
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