Question

HELP!!!! ILL GIVE MEDAL!!!!!
24. The ideas that Hobbes expressed in Leviathan reflected his belief that people acted from generosity, and regarded the civil liberties or good of others.
(Points : 1)
True
False

Question 25. 25. The social contract described by Hobbes was based on a trade-off of individual liberty in order to acquire group safety and social order.
(Points : 1)
True
False

Question 26. 26. John Locke, another English philosopher, agreed with Hobbes.
(Points : 1)
True
False

Answer 1

27.John Locke believed that people had given up only some of their individual rights. Those they kept included: (select all that apply)

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right to live



to enjoy liberty



right to limit the number of days a person chose to work



to own property


Question 28. 28. habeas corpus is ____________
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Latin for "you shall have the body."



Greek for "you shall have the body."



German for "you shall have the body."



French for "you shall have the body."


Question 29. 29. British subjects clamored for a return to the rulership of the absolute monarch, William of Orange and Mary, his wife, after the English Civil War.
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True
False

Question 30. 30. The Toleration Act barred all religious freedoms to Dissenters.
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True
False

Question 31. 31. As warfare launched between one of the American colonies and Great Britain in 1775, most colonists were seeking independence.
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True
False

Question 32. 32.
English Bill of Rights asserted which of the following (choose all that apply)

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Parliament would choose who ruled the country



The ruler would be subject to parliamentary laws



The ruler could not proclaim or suspend any law



The ruler could not impose taxes



The ruler could not maintain an army in peacetime without Parliament's consent



Parliament would meet at least once a year



the ruler could not interfere with the election of Parliament's members


Question 33. 33. Continental Congress, met in New York City. They named a committee to draw up a Declaration of Independence.
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True
False

Question 34. 34. The colonists believed that the power of government comes from the consent of what the delegates had agreed should be law.
(Points : 1)
True
False

Question 35. 35. All human rights are clearly stated in the Declaration of Independence.
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True
False

Question 36. 36. The Declaration of Independence was not intended to present a government for the new country.
(Points : 1)
True
False

Question 37. 37. A confederation is a strong association of states and a firm union.
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True
False

Question 38. 38.
Finish this statement with a choices that apply:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are...

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Liberty



fair compensation



Life



pursuit of Happiness


Question 39. 39. Under the Articles of Confederation, the national government consisted of a lawmaking body. Identify that lawmaking body.
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The Democrates
The Congress
The Executive Branch
The house speaker

Question 40. 40. Authors of the Articles of Confederation wanted to preserve the states' sovereignty, or absolute power.
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True
False

Question 41. 41. Changes in the Articles required 9 of 13 states to agree to the change.
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True
False

Question 42. 42. Under the Articles of Confederation, the national government lacked other important powers. It could not control trade between the states or with foreign nations.
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True
False

Question 43. 43. The Articles of Confederation enabled members of Congress to establish a national banking system.
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True
False

Question 44. 44. The Articles of Confederation succeeded in establishing a new country
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True
False

Answer 2

i have so many question i have to do :(

Answer 3

wow what grade are u in?

Answer 4

7th but i have civics so much :(

Answer 5

:o why did u give me a medal?????????

Answer 6

well, there is no one else here and it doesn't cost me anything, and i don't think ill be able to help. i dont have civics :/

Answer 7

:( :( ok :( :(

Answer 8

:( i need some help with this

Answer 9

hey think u can help me @kcurri

Answer 10

Give me a sec. There are a lot. And just as a reminder you are only supposed to post one question at a time. I am pretty sure anyway.

Answer 11

haha lol oh ok hahah

Answer 12

So for #44 check out http://tamayoa.weebly.com/uploads/2/2/3/5/22350068/the_articles_of_confederation_and_new_constitution_notes.pdf
But I am pretty sure it is True.

Answer 13

ok

Answer 14

Hey I would love to help you on these but I have big math test I have to finish. Sorry. :\

Answer 15

o_o ok you knolw what ill just do this tommorow

Answer 16

alrighty. See ya around. :)

Answer 17

u to :)