Remediation 1.1 3.10 1.11 Quiz 24/25

The involvement of citizens in the government of their community (volunteering, jury duty, voting)

• Rule of Law

• Direct Democracy

• Civic Participation

• Legislate

A form of government in which citizens elect leaders to represent them

• Republicanism

• Rule of Law

• Legislate

• Direct Democracy

The split of authority among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches

• Rule of Law

• Separation of Powers

• Civic Participation

• Legislative Bodies

A group of people with the power to make laws

• Civic Participation

• Separation of Power

• Legislative Bodies

• Rule of Law

Voting, running for office, and giving an elected official your opinion are all examples of civic participation. True or False?

• True

• False

What is a common characteristic of Greek and Roman government?

• Both had a Republic form of government

• Both had 3 separate branches of government

• Both requested civic participation among its citizens

• Both had direct democracy

What is one way Greece influenced the founders of America's constitutional republic?

• Creating a system of checks and balances

• Giving political power to an all powerful king

• Created a system of elected representatives

• Placing power of the government in the hands of the people

The founders of the United States of America studied the governments of previous cultures. From Ancient ​ (a)   , they got the ideas of ​ (b)   - or citizens being actively involved in their government, as well as the forming of legislative bodies of citizens to ​ (c)   , ​ (d)   rights for citizens to choose their leaders, and a written ​ (e)   that would lay the framework for how the government should work.

• civic participation
• make laws
• voting
• constitution
• Greece

What is an idea that is important today that came from Rome?

• Leaders should have total power

• Government power should be held in one body/branch

• Government power should be divided into 3 branches

• Nobody should be a slave