Influencing the U.S. Constitution
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- Q1time in the 18th century when men believed in the use of facts and reason (sense) to govern themselvesEnlightenment30s
- Q2rights that all people are born with (ex. life, liberty, property)Natural Rights30s
- Q3allowing all religions; not forcing others to follow a certain religionReligious Tolerance30s
- Q4a government's abuse of power (ex. taking away rights of the people)Tyranny30s
- Q5freedom from control by another person or another government; independenceLiberty30s
- Q6one of the men who helped created the government of the United StatesFounding Father30s
- Q7laws are made by people who are elected to speak for othersRepresentative Government30s
- Q8a government should have an executive power, a legislative power, and a judicial power3 Branches of Government30s
- Q9the executive, legislative, and judicial parts of government should have different responsibilitiesSeparation of Powers30s
- Q10each part of government should have some power over the others to ensure that no part abuses its powerChecks & Balances30s