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Foundations of Government
Foundations of Government
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Learn about the basics of government
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This is the process by which government carries out decisions
Politics
Voting
Court Order
Law
2
In this system, the executive and legislative branches are combined
Parlimentary
Theocracy
Dictatorship
Presidential
3
A political unit with the power to make and enforce laws over a group of people
State
Province
Continent
Territory
4
Which one of these systems is NOTa way to organize national power
Unitary
Confederal
Bicameral
Federal
5
This is another name for the general welfare
Public Good
Social Contract
Policy
Taxes
6
Which person was most closely associated with Social Contract Theory
Napoleon
King Louis XIV
John Locke
Thomas Aquinas
7
Made up of formal institutions and processes through which decisions are made
State
Government
Nation
Church
8
Which classical form of government where everyone votes on all laws, leaders and issues
direct democracy
indirect democracy
Republic
Representative democracy
9
Which of the following is not a Theory of Rule
Divine Right of Kings
Tyranny Theory
Force Theory
Evolution Theory
10
Which two are characteristics of a state?
Sovereignty and Military
Population and Government
Territory and Legal System
Public Projects and Government
11
This government has a King or Queen and a Prime Minister
Dictatorship
Democracy
Oligarchy
Constitutional Monarchy
12
This entitles you fair treatment under the law
Equality
Ideal
Liberty
Self Government
13
Hitler and Nazi Germany are an example of what classical form of government
Dictatorship
Republic
Theocracy
Democracy
14
Less than half of the population is
popular
unpopular
minority
majority
15
In this system, independent states give limited power to a central government
Unitary
Confederal
Federal
Bicameral
16
The Central and State/Local governments both have powers in this form of government.
Unitary
Confederation
Bicameral
Federal
17
Rule by few is a(n)
Monarchy
Republic
Oligarchy
Theocracy
18
We have a two-party system because of this principle
worth of the individual
minority right
majority rule
rule of law
19
The supreme power of the state to act within its territory and to have absolute authority
Policy
Legitimacy
Sovereignty
Eminant Domain
20
The ability or freedom to act as you choose
Ideal
Liberty
Self Government
Equality
21
Government formed as a result of people agreeing to submit to authority of a state
Force Theory
Divine Right
Social Contract Theory
Natural Law
22
In a monarchy the King or Queen has
Absolute Power
Nominal power
No Power
Some Power
23
The ability to make your own choices of work, business, property and money
freedom of speech
free enterprise
freedom
free talents
24
Which one of these is not a Principle of American Democracy
Rule of Law
Religion
Citizen Partcipation
Compromise
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In this system, power is concentrated in the central government
Unitary
Confederal
Bicameral
Federal