Historical Foundations of American Government
Across
- 2. Public meeting place in ancient Rome, influencing US political discourse
- 4. Fairness in the application of laws, a concept emphasized by both Greeks and Romans
- 6. Relating to the ancient civilization that introduced democracy
- 7. Greek philosopher who wrote about ideal states
- 11. Fundamental principles that govern a nation, influenced by Roman law
- 12. Greek philosopher whose ideas influenced political ethics
- 14. Common citizens of Rome, whose rights influenced US ideas of representation
- 15. Elected officials in Rome, similar to some roles in the US government
- 16. System by which a state or community is controlled, shaped by classical ideas
Down
- 1. Roman officials elected to protect the rights of plebeians
- 3. Upper legislative chamber in the US, modeled after the Roman Senate
- 5. Effect of Greek and Roman systems on the US political system
- 8. Power to reject a decision, used by Roman tribunes and in the US system
- 9. Relating to the ancient civilization that greatly influenced US governance
- 10. Status with rights and responsibilities, concept developed in Greece and Rome
- 13. A group of people gathered together for a common purpose, like the Athenian Ecclesia