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Chapter 25 Vocabulary Study Guide
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A document that gives permission to create a government
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Charter
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The English law making body responsible for approving the kings laws
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Parliament
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Colonial group that eventually voted for independence for England
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Continental Congress
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The abuse of power
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Tyranny
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A group responsible for making laws
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legislature
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A government in which people elect representatives
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Republic
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A form of government where the people directly make the laws
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Direct Democracy
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John Adams and the colonists realized that dividing government power was a way to avoid tyranny. They divided powers called…
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Separation of Powers
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Liberties people are born with that no government can take away
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Natural Rights
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A written agreement to obey laws for the good of the group
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Compact
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This form of government was founded in Athens, Greece
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Direct Democracy
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Traditions passed down from generation to generation
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Heritage
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A government in which people elect representatives
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Republic
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Liberties people are born with that no government can take away
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Natural Rights
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A form of government with the royal family of a country
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Monarchy
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The English law making body responsible for approving the kings laws
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Parliament
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Colonial group that eventually voted for independence for England
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Continental Congress
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The abuse of power
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Tyranny
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A group responsible for making laws
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legislature
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Traditions passed down from generation to generation
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Heritage
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This form of government was founded in Athens, Greece
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Direct Democracy
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This form of government was founded in Ancient Rome
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Republic
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A document that gives permission to create a government
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Charter
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A group responsible for making laws
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legislature
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A government in which people elect representatives
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Republic
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John Adams and the colonists realized that dividing government power was a way to avoid tyranny. They divided powers called…
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Separation of Powers
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A document that gives permission to create a government
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Charter
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A group responsible for making laws
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legislature
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A government in which people elect representatives
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Republic
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A form of government where the people directly make the laws
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Direct Democracy
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John Adams and the colonists realized that dividing government power was a way to avoid tyranny. They divided powers called…
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Separation of Powers
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Liberties people are born with that no government can take away
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Natural Rights
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A written agreement to obey laws for the good of the group
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Compact
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This form of government was founded in Athens, Greece
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Direct Democracy
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Traditions passed down from generation to generation
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Heritage
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A government in which people elect representatives
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Republic
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Liberties people are born with that no government can take away
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Natural Rights
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A form of government with the royal family of a country
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Monarchy
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The English law making body responsible for approving the kings laws
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Parliament
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Colonial group that eventually voted for independence for England
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Continental Congress
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The abuse of power
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Tyranny
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A group responsible for making laws
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legislature
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Traditions passed down from generation to generation
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Heritage
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This form of government was founded in Athens, Greece
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Direct Democracy
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This form of government was founded in Ancient Rome
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Republic
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A document that gives permission to create a government
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Charter
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A group responsible for making laws
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legislature
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A government in which people elect representatives
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Republic
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John Adams and the colonists realized that dividing government power was a way to avoid tyranny. They divided powers called…
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Separation of Powers
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Liberties people are born with that no government can take away
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Natural Rights
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A form of government with the royal family of a country
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Monarchy
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A group responsible for making laws
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legislature
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The English law making body responsible for approving the kings laws
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Parliament
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Colonial group that eventually voted for independence for England
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Continental Congress
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The abuse of power
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Tyranny
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A written agreement to obey laws for the good of the group
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Compact
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