| A | B |
|---|
| free men | held office in ancient greece and rome |
| Magna Carta | limited kings power |
| john locke | philosopher who believed that all men had natural rights |
| religious freedom | puritans came to the world |
| colonists and british | fought in the revolutionary war |
| government | laws and customs people live by |
| roman senate | appointed for life |
| parliament | english law making body |
| stamp act | tax on paper |
| democracy | rule by the people |
| life, liberty, property | natural rights |
| jury | people in court who make decisions |
| monarchy | ruled by king |
| declaration of independence | document that declared colonists independence from england |
| mayflower compact | written by pilgrims |
| george washington | general in the continental army |
| thomas jefferson | author of the declaration of independence |
| 2 houses of parliament | nobles and commons |
| 2 houses of congress | senate and representatives |
| blackstone | wrote down laws of england |
