Civics

5. Rights that people are born with and cannot be taken away
6. Sent to King George II of Britain in 1776 to explain the reasons why American colonists wanted independence from Great Britain;
7. Right against unlawful or indefinite imprisonment
10. Supported the American Revolution by writing the “Common Sense” pamphlet,
11. Theory of government in which the government only has the powers delegated to it by law through a written Constitution
12. Type of country where the government is solely run by a monarch, aka king or queen, that passes their power to their children

1. Enlightenment philosopher, developed social contract theory;
2. An Enlightenment theory that said would live together under rules they write themselves about morals and behavior
3. A government created by the people for the people because the people create their own government
4. A philosophical movement that started in Europe during the 1600-1800s
8. Pamphlet distributed in the 13 colonies early in the American Revolution
9. When a governmental body is divided into 2 separate assemblies