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Foundations of American Government

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Foundations of American Government
 

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multiple choice game about the origins of democracy in America

by DOUGLAS JANTZEN
1

Which of the following influencers is often credited with the idea of separation of powers?

2

The right to life, liberty, and property defines these types of rights

3

This influencer believed governments should be so powerful that no citizen would consider questioning it.

4

Rousseau believed in this type of democracy in which people have a say in all matters.

5

Which of these situations best explains the term popular sovereignty

6

This fundamental principle of American government suggests that nobody, not even leaders, are allowed to break laws.

7

Which of these is true of the Articles of Confederation?

8

Which of these was NOT a weakness of the Articles of Confederation?

9

People who opposed the Constitution were commonly called

10

What were the Federalist Papers?

11

Which of these was a big concern of Anti-Federalists?

12

Which of these was NOT a primary author of the Federalist Papers?

13

Federalism is best defined as...

14

Republicanism (or Representative Democracy) is a type of government in which

15

What is the purpose of checks and balances?

16

Which of these accurately defines the Bill of Rights?

17

Which of these core principles of democracy prevents the government from becoming too powerful?

18

What needed to be done for the Constitution to replace the Articles of Confederation?

19

John Locke had a big influence on this American author of the Declaration of Independence

20

When people voluntarily give up certain rights to be protected by a government they have agreed to what?

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