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- Q 1/21Score 0Which Enlightenment idea is represented by the image?29checks and balancesconsent of the governedsocial contractseparation of powers
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- Q1Which Enlightenment idea is represented by the image?checks and balancesconsent of the governedsocial contractseparation of powers120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q2How does this quote reflect the influence of Enlightenment ideas on the Founding Fathers?They created a limited monarchyThey supported individual libertiesThey had reservations about self-governmentThey were concerned with property rights120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q3What Enlightenment idea is represented with the headline?separation of powersnatural lawchecks and balancessocial contract120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q4Which Enlightenment idea was an implied agreement between governments and the people?separation of powerssocial contractnatural rightsnatural law120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q5How are Enlightenment ideas reflected in modern institutions?The United Nations promotes universal human rightsThe European Union encourages economic stabilityOligarchies have increased to safeguard natural rightsColonies preserve popular sovereignty120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q6Which Enlightenment idea said that all people are born with the rights to life, liberty, and property?checks and balancesseparation of powersnatural rightssocial contract120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q7Which Enlightenment idea describes any action by government that protects peoples' basic human rights to life, liberty, or property?social contractnatural lawseparation of powerschecks and balances120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q8Which Enlightenment idea divided the government into 3 branches with different responsibilities?natural lawnatural rightssocial contractseparation of powers120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q9What is another name for a leader who is, according to the Founding Fathers,"unfit to be the ruler of a free people"?philosophertyrantpatriotpresident120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q10What is another name for the 18th century "Age of Reason", with new ideas in science and philosophy?The EnlightenmentThe Dark AgesThe RenaissanceThe Industrial Revolution120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q11Which Enlightenment philosopher started in a state of nature and formed a government with a social contract?Jean-Jacques RousseauBaron de MontesquieuJohn LockeThomas Hobbes120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q12Which Enlightenment philosopher came up with the idea to balance the government with separation of powers & checks and balances?Thomas HobbesJohn LockeBaron de MontesquieuJean-Jacques Rousseau120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q13Which phrase means if the government fails to protect citizens they have the right to revolt?separation of powersconsent of the governedchecks and balancesnatural law120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q14Which form of government did Enlightenment philosophers believed citizens should vote for a leader in an election?monarchytyrannyrepublicoligarchy120sSS.7.C.1.1
- Q15Which Enlightenment idea gives powers to each separate branch of government to limit the actions of other branches?social contractconsent of the governedchecks and balancesnatural law120sSS.7.C.1.1
