Fundamental principles quiz Nov. 25, 2008

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Fundamental principles quiz Nov. 25, 2008

the charters of the virginia company of london
new arrivals from england
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the charters of the virginia company of london new arrivals from england
the virginia declaration of rights first document that gave individual rights to colonists
the virginia statute for religious freedom entire document is about religion
the declaration of independence break up letter to the king-not a plan for govt.
the articles of confederation first plan of govt.- it didnt work
the u.s.constitution drafted to replace the articles of confederation, the second plan of govt. that is still used today
the charters of the virginia company of london guarenteed that virginia's colonists would have the same rights as they did in england
the virginia declaration of rights served as the model for what the bill of rights in the U.S. constitution would look like
the virginia statute for religious freedom provided for freedom of religious beliefs and opinions
the declaration of independence stated that the colonies were independent from Great Britain
the declaration of independence stated that the colonies were independent from great britain
the declaration of independence stated grievances against the king of great britain
the declaration of independence stated people had "certain unalienable rights" rights that people are born with, i.e. life liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
the declaration of independence supported the idea that all laws should treat people equally
the articles of confederation states had too much power
the articles of confederation the national government was too weak- such as no power to tax citizens or enforce laws
the articles of confederation created the first form of a national government for the states that previously had been too independent and acted like separate countries
the articles of confederation led to the writing of the us constitution since it didnt work as a plan for government
the u.s.constitution establishes the structure of the us govt. still used today
the u.s.constitution guarantees that laws treat all people equally whether their opinions agree with the majority view or they share beliefs with a minority of citizens
the u.s.constitution supports the idea that all individuals have worth and dignity.
the u.s.constitution protects the fundamental freedoms written in the first amendment - religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
consent of the governed the people establish the government and are the source of its power, and therefore have given the government permission to have authority over citizens
limited government the government may only do those things the people have given it the power to do
rule of law everyone must follow the law
democracy the people rule and share responsibility for running the government
representative government people elect public officials to make laws and conduct government on their behalf.
:) our government is based on the idea that individuals have certain rights and responsibilities and should participate in government (please type :) and move on)

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