Dates

Question 1

Thomas Hobbes

Answer 1

(1588-1679)

Question 2

John Locke

Answer 2

(1632-1704)

Question 3

Hannah Arendt

Answer 3

(1906-1975)

Question 4

Jean Bodin

Answer 4

(1530-1596)

Question 5

Six Livres de la République

Answer 5

1576

Question 6

Areopagus

Answer 6

621-620 BC

Question 7

Pericles

Answer 7

495-429BC

Question 8

Golden Age of Athens

Answer 8

480-431BC

Question 9

Peloponnesian War

Answer 9

431-404BC

Question 10

Socrates

Answer 10

469-399BC

Question 11

Plato

Answer 11

429-347BC

Question 12

Aristotle

Answer 12

384-322BC

Question 13

Roman Republic

Answer 13

509-27BC

Question 14

Roman Empire

Answer 14

27BC-476AD

Question 15

Polybius

Answer 15

(ca. 203-120BC)

Question 16

Cicero

Answer 16

(106-43BC)

Question 17

Thomas Aquinas

Answer 17

(1224-1274)

Question 18

High Middle Ages

Answer 18

10th-13th Centuries

Question 19

John of Salisbury

Answer 19

(1120-1180)

Question 20

What pleases the prince is law

Answer 20

Quod principii placuit legis habet

Question 21

The prince is not bound by the law.

Answer 21

Princeps legisbus solutus est

Question 22

What touches all must be approved by all.

Answer 22

Quod omnes tangit ab omnibus approbetur

Question 23

Conciliar supremecy is condemned by Pius II

Answer 23

1460

Question 24

Papal infallability

Answer 24

1870

Question 25

Diet of Worms, Luther is excommunicated

Answer 25

1521

Question 26

Byzantium

Answer 26

476-1453

Question 27

League of Cambrai

Answer 27

1508

Question 28

Battle of Vienna

Answer 28

1638

Question 29

Battle of Lepanto

Answer 29

1571

Question 30

Serrata

Answer 30

1297

Question 31

Venice falls to Napolean

Answer 31

1797

Question 32

Great Council

Answer 32

1170

Question 33

Dutch Revolt

Answer 33

1566

Question 34

Treaty of Utrecht

Answer 34

1579

Question 35

Act of Abjuration

Answer 35

1581

Question 36

First Parliament

Answer 36

1295

Question 37

Act of Supremecy

Answer 37

1534

Question 38

Charles I

Answer 38

1600-1649)

Question 39

English Civil War

Answer 39

(1642-1651)

Question 40

Restoration

Answer 40

1660

Question 41

Glorious Revolution

Answer 41

1688

Question 42

Protestant Reformation (95 Theses)

Answer 42

1517

Question 43

Act of Settlement

Answer 43

1701

Question 44

Habeas Corpus Amendment Act

Answer 44

1679

Question 45

Repeal of the Press Licensure Act

Answer 45

1662

Question 46

Triennial Act

Answer 46

1641, 1694

Question 47

Toleration Act

Answer 47

1689

Question 48

Long Parliament

Answer 48

1641

Question 49

Nineteen Propositions

Answer 49

1642

Question 50

Stamp Act

Answer 50

1765

Question 51

12 colonies had written constitutions

Answer 51

Spring 1777

Question 52

Franchise Requirements are eliminated

Answer 52

1825

Question 53

15th Amendment

Answer 53

1870

Question 54

19th Amendment

Answer 54

1920

Question 55

Shay’s Rebellion

Answer 55

summer of 1786

Question 56

Federalist 51

Answer 56

“It may be a reflection on human nature, that such devices should be necessary to control the abuses of government. But what is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections of human nature? If men were angels, no government would be necessary. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary. In framing a govenrment which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this: you must first enable the government to control the governed; and in the next place oblige it to control itself.”

Question 57

State of nature to Hobbes

Answer 57

“Solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short”