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limited unlimited government

by Shaner Adams
1

What do totalitarian and authoritarian governments, dictatorships, and absolute monarchies have in common?

2

What were two examples of unlimited government during the colonial era?

3

How was the idea of divine right an example of unlimited government?

4

How did the Magna Carta create a limited form of government?

5

How did the creation of Parliament help to make England’s government more democratic?

6

All of the following are limited forms of government EXCEPT:

7

In the Age of Absolutism, Peter the Great of Russia and Louis XIV of France were examples of:

8

People could not question a divine right monarch because:

9

The document that set England on the path to a limited government was the:

10

The election of Parliament members made England's government:

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