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Principles of Government (Chapter 1)
Principles of Government (Chapter 1)
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The power to make a law and to frame public policy
executive power
legislative power
veto power
judicial power
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A government where power is centralized. An example is France or England. There are no states.
unitary
Confederate
Federal
Authoritarian
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An alliance of independent states that expressly delegates limited powers to a central gov't
Unitary
Federal
Confederate
Anarchy
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All of the following are pieces of the Preamble except
Protect life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Establish Justice
Form a more perfect union
Insure Domestic Tranquility
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Government in which the powers of government are divided between a central & local governments
unitary
confederate
federal
anarchy
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What theory on the origin of the state was most influential on the founding of the U.S.?
Force Theory
Divine Right Theory
Social Contract
Evolutionary Theory
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A structure of government where power is divided between a national and state governments
Republic
Unitary
Federal
Confederate
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All of the following are qualities of a democracy except?
Necessity of compromise
Material equality
Majority rule, minority rights
Worth of the Individual
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Theory that God created the state and that God gave those of royal birth a right to rule.
Evolution Theory
Social Contract
Force Theory
Divine Right Theory
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Roughly how many countries are there in the world?
50
100
200
500
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What part of the preamble justifies money spent towards the EPA Environmental Protection Agency
Secure the Blessings of Liberty
Provide for the common defense
Promote the general welfare
Establish Justice
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All of the following are characteristics of a democracy EXCEPT
Checks and Balances
Leaders are not accountable
Individual rights
Majority rule
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What year was the U.S. Constitution ratified?
1787
1799
1776
1865
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The same concept as a republic
Indirect democracy
Oligarchy
Autocracy
Direct democracy
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In a ___________ the executive branch of government is led by members of the legislative branch
Federalism
Presidential
Parliamentary
Checks and balances
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How many countries has Mr. Lewis explored? (photo Sahara Desert, Morocco - Africa 160 mile race
27 on 6 continents
3 on 2 continents
7 on 3 continents
100 on all 7 continents
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A single person dominates power.
Autocracy
Oligarchy
Constitutional Monarchy
Direct Democracy
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To "promote the general welfare" in the U.S. preamble relates to which of the following
Navy
Army
Education
Department of Homeland Security
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An alliance between 27 nation-states in Europe on largely economic issues. It's confederate.
NATO
European Union
NAFTA
United Nations
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What characteristic is missing to make Cincinnati a nation-state?
Sovereignty
Population
Territory
Government