145-147.)

2. What are the two classes of constitutional limitations upon the
Federal government? (Beard, pages 147-148.)

3. Describe the position of the judiciary in American government.
(Beard, pages 164-165.)

4. What was the attitude of the republics of Greece and Rome toward
the individual? (Root, page 98.)

5. Contrast this attitude with the "Anglo-Saxon idea." (Root, pages
98-99.)

6. Why is it important that a constitution be a written document?
(Cleveland and Schafer, pages 54-S5.)

7. Why is it dangerous to suspend the constitutional guarantees of
personal liberty? (Root, pages 114-115.)

8. What faults have philosophers and popular writers generally
attributed to democratic governments? (Bryce, pages 613-614.)

9. To what extent are these faults attributable to American democracy?
(Bryce, pages 614-629.)

10. Explain the capacity of our government to develop great vigor.
(Bryce, pages 650-652.)