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“To understand political power right, and derive it from its original, we must consider what state all men are naturally in,
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According to John Locke's Social Contract Theory, who should hold the power?
A. The President B. The Government C. The People D.
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Describe the main ideas of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense.
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What is the difference between isolationism and interventionalism? (2 points)%0D%0AResponses%0D%0A%0D%0AInterventionalism is
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The passage below about government is from Federalist No. 51.The passage below about government is from Federalist No. 51.
"If
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Which philosophy stemming from the Industrial Revolution supported
the idea that people could not be blamed for their flaws
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Which of the following statements best explains the relationship between natural right and civic virtue?
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Why did the philosopher Montesquieu come up with the idea of separation of powers (which found its way into our Constitution)?
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What was the main belief of Enlightenment thinkers? (1 point) Responses that governmental power should be limited that
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who was Laissez-Faire
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marxism was a social economic and political philosophy that views the effects of the ruling class on laborers this led to uneven
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marxism was a social economic and political philosophy that views the effects of the ruling class on laborers this led to uneven
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Jefferson believed that political freedom and personal freedom are
rights that a. seldom conflict b. are inborn in a person c.
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The basic assumption in Jefferson's philosophy was that
a. all people are born equal b. all people are good and can improve c.
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Jefferson held that the best way to prevent the abuse of power was to
a. give it to a strong central government b. scatter it
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Jefferson believed that ordinary people
a. always govern themselves wisely b. might become corrupt or indifferent c. cannot
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The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America Paragraph 1When in the Course of human events, it becomes
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According to John Locke's Social Contract Theory, who should hold the power? (1 point) . The People The President C. The
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According to John Locke's Social Contract Theory, who should hold the power?
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According to John Locke's Social Contract Theory, who should hold the power?
A. The Legislature B. The President C. The People D.
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According to John Locke's Social Contract Theory, who should hold the power? (1 point)
Responses A. The President A. The
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Summarize how the Declaration of Independence embodies social contract theory in action.(1 point) Responses The Declaration of
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According to John Locke's Social Contract Theory, who should hold the power? (1 point) Responses D. The Legislature D. The
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A goverment of our own is our natural right
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Which of the following concepts, related to social contract theory, best explains the source of government power?(1 point)
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Use the passage from Common Sense to answer the question.
"MANKIND being originally equals in the order of creation, the equality
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Develop a response to the following prompt, citing evidence from the material you just read to support your response.
Do the
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Which was one of Machiavelli’s main arguments in The Prince?
Responses good leaders sometimes have to be cruel for the overall
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The concepts of life, liberty, and property (pursuit of happiness) are most closely associated with which of the following
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What did John Locke believe?
Responses The survival of the fittest would lead to government by the most able. The survival of the
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ter all, the practical reason why, when the power is once in the hands of the people, a majority are permitted, and for a long
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How is the idea of a social contract related to natural rights?(1 point)
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montesquieu argued that separation of powers is necessary to prevent despotism
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Which of the following are ideas that Jean-Jacques Rousseau supported? Select the two correct answers. (1 point) Responses The
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The concepts of life; liberty and property (pursuit of happiness) are most closely associated with which of the following
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According to the social contract theory, individuals in a society agree to follow certain rules and laws in exchange for:
a.
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Which of the following statements best explains how Enlightenment thinkers challenged political authority?
Enlightenment thinkers
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According to the social contract theory, individuals in society agree to follow certain rules and laws in exchange for:
1.
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Which inalienable right is most associated with utilitarianism? (1 point)
the pursuit of happiness equality under the law
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1. What are the similarities and differences you notice about these arguments? Montesquieu’s Arguments Madison’s Arguments
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Differences Montesquieu’s Arguments Madison’s Arguments
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Similarities between Montesquieu and Madison’s Arguments
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Think about the goals and beliefs of the Enlightenment philosophers about the role and nature of government.
What are the reasons
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In a paragraph Think about the goals and beliefs of the Enlightenment philosophers about the role and nature of government.
What
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create a question about Political Philosophy
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In 9th grade writing and work, create a question about Political Philosophy Montesquieu
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From what you saw in the video, how did Montesquieu's ideas influence American government and other western democracies?
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How did the ideas of John Locke change the way people thought about government? (1 point)
Responses People thought governments
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According to the social contract theory, individuals in a society agree to follow certain rules and laws in exchange for:
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John Locke's Second Treatise of Civil Government was issued in 1689. The treatise outlines Locke's ideas for creating a more
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