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The law of supply and demand was proposed

Adam Smith

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After compromise with the Federalists, the Anti-Federalists were able to add __ to Constitution.

the Bill of Rights

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Montesquieu is best remembered for

the Bill of Rights

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Why might it be difficult to determine what the Founders would do today?

They disagreed on many issues & couldn't have foreseen today's society

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How do you amend the Constitution?

2/3 of Congress & 3/4 of states must agree

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Which of the following are the major world economic systems?

Capitalism (free market), socialism (mixed), communism (command)

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What did Rousseau mean by the "social contract"?

The Government will provide protection & order, while people will obey laws

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What is one meaning of Federalism?

Federal laws overrule state laws OR division of power between federal government & states

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What was Thomas Hobbes' belief about people?

They were selfish & needed a strong gov't to protect them from themselves

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What does Limited Government mean?

Government has only the power the Constitution gives it

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What is Popular Sovereignty?

People are the primary source of government authority

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How does the Bill of Rights protect people in America?

It provides a list of rights and liberties for all

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The people who supported the Constitution called themselves

Federalists

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What was the significance of checks and balances in the new government?

Each branch of gov't could limit the power of the others

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The Bill of Rights refer to the

First ten amendments to the Constitution

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Why did the Anti-Federalists oppose the initial version of the Constitution?

It did not adequately protect individual rights

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The Declaration of Independence was based on the idea of natural rights, or rights that

All people have upon birth

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Which of the following was a significant problem with the Articles of Confederation?

Gave the federal government too little power

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During the struggle to ratify the Constitution, the Federalists

They wanted a stronger national government

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The document that gives the reasons for the separation of the colonies from Britain is

The Declaration of Independence

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According to John Locke, the people have the right to overthrow their government when it

Acted against the interests of citizens

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What is the consent of the governed?

Principle that a government's legitimacy and moral right to use power is justified only when it derives from the consent of the people it governs