LS Unit 2 L.1. Enlightenment and Documents

Paris, France

Oxford, UK

Dublin, Ireland

Rome, Italy

Beloved

Powerless

Unpopular

Violant

A law stating that the Governor of New York can only serve two terms

A law making it illegal to drive a car without a license

A law that prevents people from building on their neighbor's property

A law stating that businesses cannot open on Sundays.

A, B, C

C, B, A

A, C, B

C, A, B

a military general

an elected representative

a wealthy landowner

a foreign king

issue a royal decree

have the people of England vote on the proposal

gain the approval of the barons

submit the tax hike to parliament

the Bill of Rights established three separate branches of government; the Magna Carta did not

The Bill of Rights included the right to a fair trial; the Magna Carta did not

The Bill of Rights gave women the right to vote; the Magna Carta did not

The Bill of Rights granted some rights to all people; the Magna Carta protected the rights of noblemen

a tax collector

The President of the United States

An influential army general

An all-powerful dictator

The Declaration of Independence

The U.S. Constitution

The Emancipation Proclamation

The Sharon statement

abolute

limited

nonexistent

Arbitrary

Seperation of Powers

Economic Freedom

Self Government

Individual rights