Declaration Quiz Flashcards

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What are natural rights?

A

Inalienable Rights for every person-our rights are given by God because we are human.

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What is our source of Natural Rights?

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Our rights are given by God, and the Government will protect them.

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3
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What is the purpose of government?

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To protect our natural rights, keep us safe (LAWS), and be a foundation for our country.

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What is a social contract?

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If the government protects our rights, we will follow their laws-we should support the government. Even if we do not support some choices, we still do for the common good of the majority.

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What are the people’s rights to change or to do away with the government?

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People can abolish or change the Government if it becomes destructive by abusing power. They can institute a new government.

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6
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Who did the Declaration REALLY apply to?

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White Men with Property

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7
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Wo wrote the Declaration?

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Thomas Jefferson (main), Ben Franklin, Roger Sherman, and Robert R. Livingston.

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8
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What are the 3 parts of the Declaration?

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Ideals, Arguments and Complaints, and Statement of Separation.

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9
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Ideals

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Morals to live by, what they want society to look like.

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10
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Arguments and Complaints

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What the King and Parliament have done wrong

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11
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Statement Of Separation

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Says that Colonists are breaking away from Britain.

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12
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Prudence

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Being wise or judicious in practical affairs. To govern and control oneself.

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13
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Transient

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Not long lasting

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14
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Evinces

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To show clearly, to make evident.

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15
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Despotism

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Absolute power or control

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16
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Sufferance

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Passive permission or tolerance

17
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Usurpation

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Seizing and Holding a position without legal right by force.

18
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Tyrrany

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Having absolute power, unrestrained exercise of power.