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Political and Economic Systems
Political and Economic Systems
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In this form of Government Authority, people choose leaders by election, not authoritarian
Democracy
Monarchy
Confederation
Republic
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land, water and resources define ....
government
territtory
sovreignty
states
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In this form of Government Authority, a royal family is born into power
Dictatorship
Totalitarianism
Monarchy
Democracy
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this varies in density and diversity
government
population
territory
pollution
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Economic System: where people create supply/demand, government handles education and highways
Mixed
Market
Traditional
Command
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In this form of Government Authority, the real power is with lawmaking body, with royal family
Constitutional Monarchy
Dictatorship
Democracy
Totalitarianism
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In this form of Government Authority, a person or small group holds power via military force
Dictatorship
Totalitarianism
Democracy
Monarchy
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This form of government structure- local units keep sovereignty, and central has limited power
Confederation
Federal
Unitary
Monarchy
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this typically protects citizen, and provides services
Government
Territory
Dictatorship
Empowerment
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In this Economic System, the government makes all decisions as well as setting wages and prices
Market
Traditional
Mixed
Command
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In this type of Economic System, people make what they need, there are no extras, only survival
Traditional
Command
Market
Mixed
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In this form of government structure both central and local share power
Conglomerate
Confederation
Unitary
Federal
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Economic system where the government runs essential business but higher taxes provided services
Traditional
Command
Market
Mixed
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In this form of government structure the central has the most power, local has little power
Federal
Unitary
Confederation
Monarchy
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freedom from outside control
Royalty
Sovreignty
Loyalty
Government