1.1-1.2

Question 1

Thomas Hobbes

Answer 1

Everyone should give up some rights to live in peace under the government

Question 2

John Locke

Answer 2

People should rebel when the government does not take consent from governed

Question 3

Social Contract

Answer 3

Wrote by Rousseau
abandon some rights to have protection for society and to have freedom through the government

Question 4

Popular sovereignty

Answer 4

the people have the ultimate ruling authority, and government carries out the laws

Question 5

Republicanism

Answer 5

Having limited power in the government and giving citizens the right to elect their leaders

Question 6

Four ideals of democracy

Answer 6

Popular Sovereignty, republicanism, natural rights, social contract

Question 7

Direct government

Answer 7

All citizens vote on each issue

Question 8

Representative Republic

Answer 8

elected representative vote for citizens

Question 9

Participatory

Answer 9

broad participation in politics but citizens don’t make the final decision, representatives do
ex: town hall

Question 10

Initiative

Answer 10

Oppurtunity to right bills and petition with signatures to take a vote on laws

Question 11

Pluralist

Answer 11

Group based activism by nongovernmental interests
ex: NAACP, NOW, NRA

Question 12

Elite

Answer 12

limited participation in politics, mainly the wealthy and most educated
ex: electoral college

Question 13

Federalists

Answer 13

supported contitution

Question 14

Anti-federalists

Answer 14

opposed constitution

Question 15

Continental congress

Answer 15

debated declaring independence, and wrote what became the declaration of independence

Question 16

articles of confederation

Answer 16

first version of the constitution that had to be revised