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Principles of government - chapter #1 review
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Which of these is NOT a characteristic of the state?
power
sovereignty
population
territory
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Body of people living in a defined territory, organized politically
state
territory
sovereignty
executive power
3
Power to enforce laws
judicial power
executive power
girl power
legislative power
4
Which of these is not a duty of citizenship?
Paying taxes
Serving on a jury
Voting
Draft registration
5
Which has been most important in the development of U.S. government?
divine right theory
evolutionary theory
force theory
social contract theory
6
Supreme authority rests with the people
federal government
oligarchy
democracy
dictatorship
7
Which of these terms classifies a government according to the number of people who participate?
confederation
ditatorship
federal
unitary
8
Services provided by the U.S. government are mostly intended to
provide for the common defense.
keep Americans dependent on the government.
duplicate those already provided by private agencies.
promote the general welfare.
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Body of laws setting out the principles, structures, and processes of government.
constitution
preamble
public policies
government
10
Power to make laws
authoritative
legislative
judicial
executive
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Your essay questions come from
Mrs. Murphy's board
state standards
Schoology
learning targets
12
In a parliamentary democracy, the chief executive is chosen by the
judicial branch
voters
legislature
reigning monarch
13
Name one thing we do in class virtually every day.
watch CNN 10
play a game
write an essay
use the iPad
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An indirect democracy works well on a small local level.
true
false
15
The concept that the largest group will be right more often than it is wrong
general welfare
compromise
freedom
majority rule
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Which of the following describes equality in a democracy?
individual freedom
equal ability
equal opportunity
majority rule
17
Things a government decides to do
Public Policies
Executive
Judicial
Legislative
18
Power resides equally in the central and local governments in a
unitary government
dictatorship
confederation
federal government
19
In the American economic system,
there is no regulation of the free market
most businesses are owned by the government.
private enterprise and governmental participation coexist.
government plays a very limited, hands-off role.
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An alliance of independent states
autocracy
federal
confederation
oligarchy
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Democracy's belief in the worth of the individual is indirectly reflected in the
law of supply and demand
our belief in compromise
free enterprise system
internet
22
According to the divine right theory, what gave kings the right to rule?
God
a constitution
their own right
the people