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Chapter 1 Foundations of Government
Chapter 1 Foundations of Government
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Chapter 1 Foundations of Government
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Power divided among local, state, and national governments
federal system
presidential system
confederal system
unitary system
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All of the following are central functions of a government EXCEPT
Maintaining order
Resolving conflict
Pursuing truth
Providing services
3
In democratic societies, citizens choose their leaders & make other choices about how governed.
False
True
4
Most decisions in a democracy are made by
The monarch
Majority rule
The president
The polis
5
Successful governments attempt to establish policies that serve the
Public good
Needs of the legislature
Citizens of Western nations
Chief executive
6
The main purpose of government is to ensure that all citizens share similar values and opinions
True
False
7
Which principle of American democracy when opposing groups relax demands to reach an agreement?
self-government
worth of the individual
rule of law
Compromise
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Which of the following series of words can apply to a dictatorship?
Autocracy, oligarchy, authoritarian, totalitarian
Parliamentary, presidential, oligarchy, monarchy
Totalitarian, unitary, confederal, authoritarian
Constitutional, revolutionary, totalitarian, autocracy
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Which of the following terms have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably?
Republic and democracy
Oligarchy and monarchy
Authoritarian and anarchy
Autocracy and confederation
10
Form of government in which people elect officials to conduct business of government for them
presidential system
representative democracy
oligarchy
unitary system
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The United States is a direct democracy.
True
False
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Political disorder resulting from lack of government or rules
constitutional monarchy
parliamentary system
anarchy
democracy
13
A city, a county, or a country could be considered a state. A sports team could, too.
False
True
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Citizens give up their individual sovereignty to state, and the state provides order and peace
anarchy
social contract
natural law
constitution
15
Neither the United States nor Russia are sovereign states
True
False
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System of government in which the ruler is primarily a ceremonial head of state
dictatorship
Absolute monarchy
democracy
Constitutional monarchy