1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100

2. Number of leaders in a true absolute Monarchy

3. One

4. Number of leaders in a country with an Autocracy

5. One

6. Taxes being put on the colonists without their ability to vote on Parliament representatives led to this phrase

7. No Taxation without Representation

8. Colonists were upset about a group of taxes waged by the British to pay for a war; these group of taxes were called this

9. Townshend Act

10. Like Great Britain (United Kingdom), this is a type of governmental system where one branch holds most or all of the power

11. Unitary System

12. Like the United States, this is a system of government where power is shared between the national and state governments

13. Federal System

14. Although Locke says it is, the Declaration does not say that this is one of our natural rights

15. Property

16. Natural Rights stated in the Declaration of Independence

17. Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness

18. Type of government where majority rule of the people being governed is used

19. Democracy

20. Type of government where people elect a representative to participate in government to represent their opinions

21. Democracy

22. Thomas Paine believed this person took away political rights of the colonists

23. The King of England

24. Thomas Pain wrote this pamphlet declaring complaints against the crown in 1776

25. “Common Sense”

26. This philosopher believed in separation of powers

27. Montesquieu

28. Separation of powers into legislative, judicial, and executive branches was the philosophy of this man

29. Montesquieu

30. Colonists asked for political change following this

31. A limit to their rights through taxation without representation

32. Reaction from the British after the colonists got upset over paying taxes

33. They ignored them and made no changes

34. This person believed that natural rights/ laws could not be taken or given to the government

35. Locke

36. Locke believed the purpose of government was to protect this.

37. Natural Rights

38. This document limited the power of the monarch in England

39. Magna Carta

40. This document was the first form of self rule by the colonists

41. Mayflower Compact

42. A philosophic movement marked by a turn towards democracy.

43. Enlightenment

44. Rousseau believed in a type of government where people gave up their rights to the whole community for the benefit of all

45. Popular Sovereignty

46. Locke believed this was an agreement between the people and the sovereign

47. Social Contract

48. A list of these against the king was made in the Declaration of Independence

49. Grievances

50. The main reason for writing the Declaration of Independence

51. Announce the colonies separation from England