1. Which of the following was the three monotheistic religions' contribution to the rise of democratic ideas (not to theology)? belief in one god belief in the worth of the individual belief in many gods respect for tradition

2. Who was considered the "father" of Athenian democracy? Solon Pericles Cleisthenes Socrates

3. Before it was an empire and after it was a monarchy, what type of government did Rome have? direct democracy republic dictatorship oligarchy

4. Signed by King John at Runnymede on June 15, 1215, the Magna Carta guaranteed all of the following except: underaged heirs would not have to pay interest on debts owed to Jews no taxation without consent of the nobility voting rights for all widows would not have to remarry

5. The rights to life, liberty and property are most commonly associated with which political philosopher? Thomas Hobbes John Locke Baron de Montesquieu Thomas Jefferson

6. What was the first US constitution called? The Declaration of Independence The Preamble The Articles of Confederation The Constitution of the United States

7. During what movement did Europeans begin to apply reason and science to all areas of life? The Reformation The Enlightenment The Renaissance The Scientific Revolution

8. Prior to the English Civil War, what two issues were the most common source of contention between Charles I and Parliament? Taxes and Warfare Taxes and Religion Religion and Warfare Sanitation and Education

9. The separation of powers into three branches is most commonly associated with which political philosopher? John Locke Baron de Montesquieu Thomas Hobbes Adam Smith

10. Instead of a "republic of virtue," this guy presided over The Reign of Terror. Olympe de Gouges Maximilien Robespierre Jean Paul Marat Marie Antoinette