1. The Roots of American Democracy
Unit One Review

2. Forms of Government

3. Ruled – People – Representatives vote
Republic

4. Representatives voting
A Parliamentary Democracy

5. We THE PEOPLE
Popular Sovereignty

6. Heredity / Bloodline
Monarchy

7. Government Full Control
Dictatorship

8. Headed by religious leaders
Theocracy

9. Transitional or Unstable
From one to another
Transitional or Unstable

10. One candidate/party
Single-Party State

11. President sole head of gov’t.
Presidential Democracy

12. Why are Governments Necessary?

13. No Government
State of Nature

14. Use the Force, “Luke”
Power

15. Power to Control
Authority

16. For all the People
Public Goods

17. Supreme Authority
Sovereignty

18. Established organizations
Institutions

19. Public Policy and Institutions
POLITICS – WGWW/H

20. Dilemma’s of government
Freedom vs. Order and Freedom vs Equality

21. Accepted as authority
Legitimacy

22. Institutions establish Public Policy
Government

23. Modern Democratic Nations

24. Fair laws
Justice
and Respect for
the Law

25. Life, liberty and property
Natural Rights – Locke
Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness – Jefferson

26. Elected officials decide
Representative Government

27. Higher law
Natural Law

28. Everyone votes for everything
Direct Democracy

29. Powers restricted by the people
Limited government

30. Social Contract Theory
Give up some freedoms
Social Contract Theory

31. Human beings rights
Individual Rights

32. Divided between branches
Separation of Powers
Makes the laws
Enforces the Laws
Interprets the Laws

33. English Rights
Magna Carta

34. Five Political Ideals of America
Equality
Freedom
Justice
Limited Government
Democracy

35. WE the PEOPLE – Or – Those People

36. The Social Contract
Thomas Hobbes

37. Magna Carta
Archbishop Langton

38. Civic Virtue
Cicero

39. Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness
Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence

40. Life, Liberty and Property
John Locke

41. Separation of powers
Montesquieu

42. Beginnings of Democracy
Pericles

43. Even Ronald McDonald desires Rights
English Bill of Rights
Somers
Even Ronald McDonald desires Rights

44. The Man, not the myth……Consent
John Adams

45. A model of Roman Virtue – Civil Virtue
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus
The only known picture of this fine young man.

46. Governments exist to _____________
Control

47. The oldest objective of Government
Maintaining Order

48. Karl Marx believed in?
Communism

49. Four Freedoms according to Roosevelt
Of: Speech and Worship
From: Fear and Want

50. Advocates unlimited power for the Gov’t.
Totalitarianism

51. Government owns Key Resources
Socialism

52. The people control the Economic Resource
Capitalism

53. Opposed to almost all government action.
Libertarianism

54. Political philosophy that opposes ALL government.
Anarchism

55. What I should do this weekend?
STUDY and you will prosper!