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 CA Standard 10.1 – Students relate the moral and ethical principals in ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, in Judaism and in Christianity to the development of Western Political thought.  Essential Unit Question – How did the ancient Greco-Roman and Judeo-Christian philosophies impact democratic societies based on the role of the government, individual and contributions?

 You will be answering the question in the form of short answers at the end of the unit.  End of the unit and exam: Friday, September 5th

 Monarchy (pg. 11)  Aristocracy (pg. 11)  Oligarchy (pg. 11)  Democracy (pg. 11)  Direct Democracy (pg. 11)  Republic (pg. 12)  Ethics (pg. 5)  Individualism - a belief that the interests of the individual are of the greatest importance  Morals - relating to what is right and wrong in human behavior  Reason - the power of the mind to think and understand in a logical way