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1. A system of government in which every citizen in the country can vote to elect its government officials
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| 2. A form of government in which citizens rule directly and not through representatives. |
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| 3. Form of democracy in which individuals are represented by appointed representatives. |
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| 4. A system of government by one person with absolute power. |
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5. A government ruled by a king or queen.
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| 6. Has total control over citizens. |
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8. Constitutional Monarchy:
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| 8. Has Limited power over people. |
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| 8. Absolute rule by dictator. |
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9. A small group of people who run a country or organization, or a country that is run by a small group of people.
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| 10. Ruled by god or higher power. |
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| 12. The colonies that wanted to seperate from King George. |
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13. What is the DOI about? |
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| 13. It's to have the right to be free and not controlled and overpowered/abused by King George. |
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14. When was the DOI adopted? |
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15. When was the DOI 1st signed?
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15. When was the DOI 1st signed? |
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17. Where was the DOI written?
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| 18. Why was the DOI written? |
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| 18. To be seperated away from King George and be a state and a whole country because we were being controlled and powered by him. |
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19. Who wrote the Constitution? |
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20. What is the Constitution about? |
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20. Strengthening of our country because the article of confederation was too weak. |
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| 21. When was the Constitution adopted? |
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22. Where was the Constitution written?
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| 23. When were the BOR added to the Constitution? |
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| 24. Freedom of Speech, press, religion, assembly, petition. |
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| 25. The rights to protect and keep bear arms. |
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| 26. No solider should quarter into any house with out owner's permission during their peace time. |
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| 27. No unreasonable search and seizures |
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| 28. No second chances in cases. Only one shot to do it right and the person either goes to jail or doesn't even if he did it. Need evidence. |
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| 29. right to a speedy trial, and free counsel if not rich. |
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| 30. Fair trial by the jury in civil cases no matter where you are from or what you are. |
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| 31. No more than 1 bail after missing the first one because your not trusted anymore by the judge. |
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| 32. People have more rights just not listed in constitution. |
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| 33. To assume the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution nor granted to federal government. |
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