UNV205 Final Study Guide
Created by Alexis Unger
Winthrop begins his sermon, “The Model of Christian Charity,” by asserting
That God has made men unequal, so as to bind them together
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Winthrop begins his sermon, “The Model of Christian Charity,” by asserting | That God has made men unequal, so as to bind them together |
What year was the Mayflower Compact written? | 1620 |
In the Mayflower Compact the Plymouth colonist promise to make | Just and equal laws for the general good |
Winthrop distinguished two types of liberty in “Little Speech on Liberty,” what are they? | Natural – common to all (both man and beast), it makes us do bad things and
makes us more like a beast than an actual beast
Civil – the proper end of object of authority, and society cannot subsist without it.
It is the only liberty that is good and honest. It tames are natural liberty. Like a
husband/wife relationship, meaning the wife is “free” but she needs to be tamed
by her husband and made better. |
According to James Madison, religion can only be direct by | reason and conviction |
Jefferson bases his argument for religious liberty on | The natural right of freedom of the mind |
In George Washington’s Thanksgiving Proclamation, we should be government of | wise, just, and constitutional laws |
What Amendment does both court cases address? | First Amendment
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True or False: The Supreme ruled that it was unconstitutional to force members of the
Amish religion to send their children to school in Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972). | True |
True or False: Lee v. Weisman (1992) does not mention Washington’s Thanksgiving
Proclamation | False |
What is the cause tending to the maintenance of a democratic republic? | The particular and accidental situation in which Providence placed the Americans
The laws
Habits and mores |
True or False: Tocqueville says that material well-being exerts a power over political
actions and on opinions in America. | True |
What does Tocqueville say is the greatest advantage of religion? | That it inspires us to go against natural instincts
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When is it acceptable in the state of nature to let picked fruit spoil and go to waste? | Spoilage is not a problem if there is enough (and as good) left for others. |
What does Locke think about attempts by the people to rebel against the government? | Rebellion is justified if the legislative power is changed or the government seriously violates the rights of the people.
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True or False: Locke claims that the people are likely to rouse themselves and put the rule
into someone’s else’s hands after a long train of abuses. | True |
Which of the following is a grievance stated in Jefferson’s “Summary View”? | Freedom to trade has been abridged
The right of the colonies to legislate has been suspended or denied
Feudal tenures have wrongly been imposed in the colonies, against the ancient
Saxon common law |
Jefferson describes the king as | Holder of the executive power for each of the colonies |
In Summary View, what protest does Jefferson defend, even if it was not strictly legal? | The Boston Tea Party |
Paine urges independence because | monarchy is a bad form of government, as British abuses have been proven
American commerce will continue to thrive apart from England
In the long run, an island can’t govern a continent |
In “Thoughts on Government,” Adams says about a representative assembly that | It ought to be a portrait in miniature of the people at large
It should not exercise the executive power
Its members should be elected annually |
According to the Declaration of Independence, | Men are created equal and justly governed only by their consent |
In the Declaration, acts of Parliament to which the colonist are said to be | Foreign to the constitution and unacknowledged by the laws |
True or False: According to Hamilton, there is a problem of a lack of congress, and the
solution is to call for a federal convention | True |
True or False: Hamilton does not think that Congress needs to establish a national bank in
1780 | False |
True or False: Hamilton thinks a defect of the Article of Confederation is a lack of
method and energy in the administration. | True |
True or False: Ohio has 19 electoral votes | False |
True or False: Hamilton thinks men are capable of establishing a government by
reflection and choice (Federalist #1)? | True |
In your own words, provide the definition of a Faction given by James Madison in
Federalist #10. | A number of citizens, whether amounting to a majority or minority of the whole, who are
united and actuated by some common impulse of passion or of interest adverse to the rights
of other citizens or the permanent & aggregate interests of the community. |
What are the methods of curing the mischiefs of faction? | Removing its causes
Controlling its effects |
True or False: Madison claims in Federalist #14 that the majority confounds (confuses) a
republic with a democracy.
| True |
Name one principal purpose to be answered by the union listed in Federalist #23 | Common defense of members, preservation of the public peace, regulation of commerce with other nations and between states, superintendence of our intercourse with foreign countries.
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We are told that the state governments | have often violated the separation of powers. |
In Federalist #54, in the voice of “one of our southern brethren.” Publius argues | slaves have a mixed character as persons and property, hence the 3/5 clause |
True or False: The 3/5 compromise was repealed. | True |
Finish the sentence from Publius: “Had every Athenian citizen been a Socrates…” | The Athenian assembly would have been a mob. |
Publius argues that American will be able to trust their representatives because | They will be elected by the people, without birth, wealth, or religious tests, They will want to please the people in order to be reelected or advanced, They will make no law that does not operate on themselves as well as others |
Jefferson thinks the Constitution should be revised | every nineteen years |
Name the three forms of free government discussed by The Federal Farmer, and circle
which one the Federal Farmer preferred. | Federal
Consolidation
Partial Consolidation
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Brutus” believes that interpretation (“construction”) of the Constitution should be | in the legislature, elected by the people |
True or False: Jefferson did address the issue of slavery in the draft of the Declaration of
Independence, but it was omitted. | True |
William Lloyde Garrison insists on | immediate universal emancipation of slaves |
Angelina Grimké urges American women slaveholders to combat slavery how? | Read and speak about slavery, Pray over the subject and for slaves, masters, and abolitionists, Free their own slaves, pay them wages, and teach them. |
Frederick Douglas says that it is enough that white men and women are nobly devoting
themselves to the black cause. | False |
Fredrick Douglas says what about the Fourth of July? | it reminds them that Americans are false to their past and their principles by
upholding slavery |
According to Calhoun’s speeches, slavery in the American South is | a positive good |
Calhoun distinguishes the numerical majority from | the concurrent majority |
Whose condition, according to Fitzhugh, is worse than that of northern laborers? | no one’s: norther labor is exploited like slaves but not provided for
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When Lincoln says a “house divided against itself cannot stand,” he means | that the nation will eventually allow slavery everywhere or nowhere |
What date and year was the Emancipation Proclamation signed? | January 1, 1863 |
How many states were in rebellion against the United States after it was signed? | Ten |
Of the Supreme Court cases we have read/discussed, which deal with Article IV of the
US Constitution | Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972)
Marbury v. Madison (1803)
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True or False: Fredrick Douglas, “Oration in Memory of Abraham Lincoln” (1876) was
delivered at the Unveiling of the Freedmen’s Monument. | True |
True or False: Fredrick Douglas states that Abraham Lincoln was “preeminently (i.e.,
above all) the white man’s President | True |
Washington emphasized _______ for education | Learning practical skills and trades |
When Dubois refers to the “Talented Tenth,” he has in mind | The proportion of highly educated leaders in every race |
Langston Hughes wrote all EXCEPT which line in his poem? | Make America great again |
King writes that the lawbreaking involved in civil disobedience | shows respect for law by a willingness to accept the penalty |
Who is King most discontent with? | The white moderate |
Malcolm X calls his program for blacks to control their own politicians | black nationalism |
Which cause does Stokely Carmichael most identify with in your reading? | black power |
What are the two classes of mankind, according to Hume? | Shallow thinkers and abstruse thinkers |
True or False: Hume claims that the public good is the chief business of politicians. | true |
True or False: Smith claims that the division of labor is not the greatest improvement in
the produce powers of labor. | False |
What type of coat does Smith use as an example? | Wool |
True or False: Smith says that our actions are led by an invisible hand? | True |
In his opinion urging the constitutionality of a national bank, Hamilton argues | The power to incorporate belongs to every sovereign government
The constitution allows for implied powers of government as well as express ones
The Bank will relate to several express powers given to Congress |
Which of the following arguments does Hamilton raise against his own recommendations
for government encouragement of manufacturing? | That government patronage obstructs the natural current of industry |
In his “Report on Manufactures,” what does Alexander Hamilton give as a reason for
encouraging manufactures? | It will promote the division of labor, It will promote greater use of machinery, It will encourage immigration to the United States from abroad. |
Jefferson argues against the National Bank that | as it is not “necessary,” only “convenient,” it would be unconstitutional |
Why does Conwell insist that it is not covetous to want to make lots of money? | Because no one can get rich except by serving others’ needs |
True or False: Conwell thinks generational wealth is good for society | False |
Charlotte P. Gilman thinks what should not be considered a family function? | House service (cooking & cleaning |
True or False: Gilman thinks it is important to eat a family dinner. | False |
True or False: Hayek claims that civilization is built on the utilization of experience. | True |
Hoover considers which to be the “fifth freedom”? | Economic Freedom |
FDR argues that the day of the financial titian is over, to be replaced by the day of | Enlightened administration |
What Founder’s method does FDR praise most? | Alexander Hamilton’s |
True or False: Coolidge claims that July 4, 1776, is regarded as one of the greatest days
in history because it established a nation on new principles. | True |
True or False: Coolidge claims that it is the governments’ fault if we fail to respect the
principles established in 1776. | False |