Ideals of Democracy Practice Test

Limited government, because the town meeting prevents any taxes from being raised and guarantees citizens pay nothing regardless of public needs.

Natural rights, because majority votes automatically create new rights and remove old ones without constitutional limits or protections.

Popular sovereignty, because policy is decided by the people’s vote, even when some citizens disagree with the outcome.

Political equality, because every resident receives the same tax bill, proving equal influence and equal treatment in all circumstances.

Liberty, because accepting the vote result means individuals are completely free from government authority and coercion.