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what are two things citizens should do in their government

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understand and become involved

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what are three institutions established by God

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family government and church

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our government was what by God and we are to be in what and what to it

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ordained by God… Subjection and obedient

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define government

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the system by which a nation or Community is administered and regulated

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what was the most important political body in the Roman Republic

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the Twelve Tables

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why was the Roman Republic a conservative Society

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because of the patriarchal structure of early Latin

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who had some degree of authority over all the early churches

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government

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name the five reasons that the early church a group of Believers in Jesus Christ met

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worship Fellowship encouragement teaching and reaching others for Christ

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each local New Testament Church appears to have been what and without a pyramidal form of government

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Republic

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Bible

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regarded as a highest Authority during the Reformation

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Church

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regarded as a highest Authority by Roman Catholicism

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diocese

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a city and its surrounding region

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Elder

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elected church or synagogue ruler

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human reason

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regarded as the highest Authority during the Renaissance

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the law

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a covenant between God and the Israelites

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John Locke

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believed in the rights of life liberty and ownership of property

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man

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regarded as the ultimate Authority during the Enlightenment

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mercantilism

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tightly controlled economic system that encourages exports and discourages imports through terrorists and government regulations

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rabbi

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teacher in the synagogue

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Adam Smith

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author of The Wealth of Nations

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Twelve Tables

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written constitution of the Roman Republic

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theocracy

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direct rule of God

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democracy

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rule by the collective opinion of people

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autocracy

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absolute rule by one-man committee or party

government of the Roman Empire

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Republic

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ruled by Representatives elected by the citizen

government established by God for Israel

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congregational

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Church government by the entire membership

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Episcopalian

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Church government by one Bishop
pyramidal or area hierarchical form of government
advocated by Martin Luther

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Presbyterian

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Church government by a group of elected men of equal rank

developed by John Calvin

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John Wycliffe

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sent out preachers call Poor preachers
translated the Bible into English
was a morning star of the Reformation

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Martin Luther

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discovered that salvation is by faith and not by works
translated the Bible into German
refused to recant the diet of worms

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John Calvin

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emphasize the absolute sovereignty of God and election

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Erasmus

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publish the first Greek New Testament

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William Tyndale

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translated the Bible into English

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miles Coverdale

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published the first English edition of the entire Bible

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what is the prevalent philosophy of our time

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humanism

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what was the unique feature of the English Bill of Rights

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the agitation of parliamentary power over royal power

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what did most of the pre reformers and reformers believe in

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salvation by works

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what did the man who designed the government of the United States decide on and why

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on a federal republic form of government because their knowledge of God’s word and the writing of ancient Sages

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what did the reformation Doctrine promote

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the individualism so necessary for the growth of capitalism

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The physiocrats most important economic contribution

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free enterprise

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what contribution to the development of the free market system

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Reformation

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