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U.S. Gov H160 Crossword Puzzle Week 1 Lesson 1

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U.S. Gov H160 Crossword Puzzle Week 1 Lesson 1

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Across:

3.	Even Thomas Paine (a Deist), accepted the idea that there was a ___ doctrine of government.
5.	The modem idea that government must be based on ___ principles (pertaining to this present world; not spiritual or holy) is just that - a modem idea.
7.	The justice system in the United States today continues to erode away the notion of human ___.

Down:

1.	The ___ laid down some general principles concerning the office of civil rulers, and the duty of subjects, together with the reason and obligation of that duty.
2.	The affairs of civil government may properly fall under a ___ and religious consideration.
4.	Jonathan Mayhew said that civil ___ is usually small at the beginning, like "the drop of a bucket…”
6.	Jonathan Mayhew went on to say, “till at length, like a mighty torrent, or the raging waves of the sea, it bears down all before it, and ___ whole countries and empires….”

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U.S. Gov H160 Crossword Puzzle Week 1 Lesson 1

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Across:

3.	Even Thomas Paine (a Deist), accepted the idea that there was a ___ doctrine of government.
5.	The modem idea that government must be based on ___ principles (pertaining to this present world; not spiritual or holy) is just that - a modem idea.
7.	The justice system in the United States today continues to erode away the notion of human ___.

Down:

1.	The ___ laid down some general principles concerning the office of civil rulers, and the duty of subjects, together with the reason and obligation of that duty.
2.	The affairs of civil government may properly fall under a ___ and religious consideration.
4.	Jonathan Mayhew said that civil ___ is usually small at the beginning, like "the drop of a bucket…”
6.	Jonathan Mayhew went on to say, “till at length, like a mighty torrent, or the raging waves of the sea, it bears down all before it, and ___ whole countries and empires….”

© 2015 PuzzleFast.com, Noncommercial Use Only