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Government: Chapter 1-People and Government
Government: Chapter 1-People and Government
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Political parties, media, interest groups, and elections are all considered
ideological bridges
formal institutions
learning institutions
linkage institutions
2
The ancient Greek city-state was called the
metro
parrish
ward
polis
3
The formal institutions of the American national government include all of the following EXCEPT
the Supreme Court
Congress
poitical parties
the Presidency
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Economic system in which freedom of choice is emphasized
command
communism
socialism
capitalism
5
The list of problems to which political leaders are paying serious attention is a(n)
legislative package.
issue constellation.
policy agenda.
problem set.
6
A loose union of independent states
communism
democracy
confederacy
socialism
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A plan that provides the rules for government
preamble
consensus
constitution
political plank
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The state evolved from the family
evolutionary theory
divine right theory
social contract theory
force theory
9
Communist countries would have a ______________________ economy.
free enterprise
command
capitalist
market
10
Politics is defined by political scientist Harold Lasswell as
a confliction of governmental choices
public service in the form of a noble pursuit
who get what, when, and how
the exercise of power
11
The following are ALL EXAMPLES of a totalitarian dictatorship EXCEPT
Teddy Roosevelt
Joseph Stalin
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
12
The U.S. Constitution was written in this year
1861
1887
1776
1787
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Rule by one
oligarchy
democracy
autocracy
committee
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Rule by a few
democracy
oligarchy
autocracy
direct democracy
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This ancient Greek scholar was one of the first students of government
Aristotle
Karl Marx
Hannibal
Decartes
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The following are all purposes of government EXCEPT
provide and control economic system
maintain social order
provide public services
maintain international peace
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This is NOT a feature of all states in today's world.
territory
democracy
sovereignty
population
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Study of human efforts to satisfy unlimited wants with limited resources
sociology
mathematics
economics
philology
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The goals and purposes of our government are expressed in the
Preamble to the Constitution
Bill of Rights
Articles of Confederation
Miranda warning
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Origin of the state that says people are brought under the control of another group of people
divine rights theory
force theory
social contract theory
evolutionary theory
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Political community that occupies a definite territory and has a government
state
hemisphere
continent
province
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The effort to CONTROL or INFLUENCE the conduct of government
free market
politics
constitutional government
laissez-faire
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A system of government in which power is divided among the national and state governments.
democracy
socialist
unitary
federal
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A choice government makes in response to a problem
integrated policy
public policy
business policy
current policy
25
The origin of the state theory that says rulers are placed in power by God
social contract theory
evolutionary theory
force theory
divine right theory
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Considered to play the key role in a free enterprise system
rights
economics
warranties
competition
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This system of government gives ALL the key powers to the national or central government
federal
oligarchy
constitutional monarch
unitary
28
When the territory of a nation and the state COINCIDE, the country is a
nation
monarch
state
nation-state
29
Which of the following age groups would tend to highest voter participation.
senior citizens
18-29 years
middle age
Generation Z
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The man that provided the philosophy for capitalism
Adam Smith
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Benjamin Franklin
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Economy that has free enterprise and government decision making
command
mixed
market
pure
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The United States used this writers beliefs to justify declaring their independence
John Locke
John Grisham
Max Lucado
Thomas Hobbes
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The democratic theory that sees wealth as the basis of power
conflicting theory
pluralist theory
elite and class theory
hyperpluralist theory
34
This principle is concerned with a government's power and the rights of the citizens
constitutional law
democracy
laissez-faire
democracy
35
People surrender power to the government to maintain order
force theory
social contract theory
evolutionary theory
divine right theory
36
The Republicans and Democrats have developed in this country as the major
proletariat
political parties
capitalists
types of government
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A "government of the people, by the people, and for the people" was described by
John F Kennedy
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
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These nations are in the early stages of industry and technology
federal systems
unitary systems
developing nations
developed nations