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2. The idea from ancient Greece that citizens should take part in government decisions.
3. An Enlightenment principle stating that people give up some freedoms to form a government that protects them.
8. A system where people elect others to make laws and decisions on their behalf.
9. The agreement between people and their government to protect rights and maintain order.
10. If the government does not protect the natural rights of its people, the people have a right to

1. A set of moral beliefs about fairness and right vs. wrong that influenced American government ideas.
4. Freedom to practice any religion (or none), protected by the First Amendment.
5. The belief that people are born with basic rights such as life and liberty.
6. A system that divides government power among branches to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful.
7. A legal principle from the Magna Carta that guarantees fair treatment under the law.