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The concept of checks and balances ensures that
The concept of checks and balances ensures that
- Only one branch of government maintains power over the others.
- Each branch of government does not have power over the others. (correct)
- No branch has a separate power from the others. (correct)
- Each branch of government has power over the others. (correct)
What impact did the passage of the Seventeenth Amendment have on American citizens?
What impact did the passage of the Seventeenth Amendment have on American citizens?
- It gave citizens the right to elect their members of the US Senate. (correct)
- It gave citizens the power to reject laws they deemed unfair.
- It gave citizens the opportunity to remove an official from office.
- It gave citizens the power to propose or change laws.
Judeo-Christian principles helped influence government in
Judeo-Christian principles helped influence government in
- The United States. (correct)
- Sparta.
- The Roman Republic.
- Athens.
In the 1700s, the concept of individualism was so important for Americans that
In the 1700s, the concept of individualism was so important for Americans that
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The Roman Empire is an early example of a __________.
The Roman Empire is an early example of a __________.
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During the Civil War, Robert E. Lee decided to invade Union territory in order to
During the Civil War, Robert E. Lee decided to invade Union territory in order to
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Checks and Balances
- Ensures that no single branch of government has unilateral power over the others
- Promotes accountability and limits potential abuse of power within the government
Seventeenth Amendment
- Grants citizens the right to directly elect their U.S. Senators
- Strengthens democratic participation by empowering voters in the legislative process
Judeo-Christian Principles
- Influential in shaping the government of the United States
- Provided ethical and moral foundations that impacted American laws and governance
Individualism in the 1700s
- Considered essential for Americans; led to the addition of rights in the Bill of Rights
- The push for individual rights culminated in constitutional guarantees to protect personal liberties
Roman Empire Government Type
- An early example of a Republic, characterized by elected representatives and an organized government
- Highlighted the transition from monarchic systems to forms of governance emphasizing civic participation
Robert E. Lee's Civil War Strategy
- Invaded Union territory primarily to alleviate pressure on Virginia
- Aimed to protect the Confederate capital and create advantageous conditions for Confederate forces
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