John Locke, Natural rights: life, liberty, and property, Magna Carta, Rule of law and right to trial by jury, Declaration of Independence, Purpose of government is to protect natural rights, Articles of Confederation, First national government of the U.S., Rule of Law, Everyone, including leaders, must obey the law, Federalists vs Antifederalists, Debate over strong national government, Criminal Law, Laws that deal with crimes and punishments, Naturalization, Legal process to become a U.S. citizen, Selective Service, Registration for possible military draft, Duties of Citizens, Obey laws, pay taxes, serve on a jury, Responsibilities of Citizens, Vote, stay informed, volunteer, First Amendment, Freedom of speech, religion, assembly, press, Sixth Amendment, Right to a speedy and public trial, Fourteenth Amendment, Equal protection under the law, Brown v. Board of Education, Ended “separate but equal”, Propaganda: Plain Folks, Politician appears as an ordinary person, Initiative, Citizens propose new laws, NATO, Alliance to protect against aggression, Containment, Policy to stop spread of communism, Reserved Powers, Powers kept by the states, Concurrent Powers, Powers shared by state and federal governments, Supreme Court, Highest court, no appeals beyond it.

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