Enlightenment 2

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  1. 2. The power to make laws and self-govern.
  2. 3. A principle of government under which separate branches are able to prevent actions and abuses of power by other branches.
  3. 7. The principle that people give consent to be governed, with authority of the government coming from its people.
  4. 8. The division of government responsibilities into distinct branches to limit any one branch from exercising the core functions of another.
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  1. 1. A form of government in which elected officials will represent, lead, and act on behalf of the citizens of a nation.
  2. 4. An actual or hypothetical agreement between the rulers and citizens, in which rights and duties of each are defined.
  3. 5. A political and economic philosophy emphasizing individual independence, equal opportunity, and protection of individual rights.
  4. 6. Influential intellectuals during the Enlightenment who promoted reason, science, and skepticism of traditional authority.