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35 Cards in this Set
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Aristocracy
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a government in which power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class
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Government
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political system for exercising authorities
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Democracy
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Government controlled by its citizens either directly or through representative
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Citizen
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a native of a state or a nation with
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Direct Democracy
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government in which citizens rule directly rather than through a representative.
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Monarchy
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a government in which one person rules
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Natural laws
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Patterns and explainations of the world through reason and intelligence.
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Republic
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a form of government in which power is elected to the hands of the representatives elected by the people.
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Roman/Republic
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19th century movement in art through thought rather than reason and soceity.
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Islam
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A monotheistic religion that developed in Arabia in the 7th Century.
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Greece and Rome
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Believed that the should be based on principles and reason and justice as well as protecting citizens.
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Judaism
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Hebrew's believed that it was god's wish for people to live moral lives
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Divine Right
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The claim that a king's power was from God.
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Glorious Revolution
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The turning point in English Comstitutional history the right to limit the English monarch's power and control sucession to the throne.
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English Bill of Rights
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Limited to the power of the monarchy and protected free speech in parliment.
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Constitutional Monarchy
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The power of the Ruler is restricted by the constitution and the laws of the country.
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Medievial View of the World
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During the middle ages, most of the scholars believed that the earth was an unmoving object located at the center of the universe.
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Scientific Revolution
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New way of thinking about the natural world
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Heliocentric Theory
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Sun centered theory explained the planets orbited the way they did and contricted the religious views.
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Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo
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Nicoalus was a polish astronomer, Kepler was a mathematician, and Galilei was the Italien student who discovered Rate and acceleration
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Scientific Method
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a logical procedure for testing ideas.
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Isaac Newton
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A great English Scientist who discovered the rule of the planets.
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Enlightenment
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The laws of governing nature
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Thomas Hobbes
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English Political thinker
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The Philosophes
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The social Critics in France in 1700s. Belief that people could apply reason to all life.
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Voltaire
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Francois Marie a Rouet published more than 70,000s books of political essay.
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Montesquies
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An infuential French writer, aristocrate and a lawyer who was very political.
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Rousseau
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The third great Philosopher committed to individual freedom
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WollstoneCraft
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The feminist writer of the revolution.
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Salons
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the social gathering area of Paris.
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Enlightened Despots
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absolute ruler, Europe want to make the countries stronger
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American Revolution
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1775 British soldier and American exchanged fire in Lexington because the Americans had to pay taxes to the British
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Thomas Jefferson
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Author of the declaration of Independence
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Declaration of Independence
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July 1776 the official Social Contract
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U.S Constitution
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amendments of the U.S constitution and the basic bill of rights.
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