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Chapter Two: Section One
Chapter Two: Section One
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Which one is a core purpose of government?
trade with other nations
guarantee a living wage for all
providing services
help the environment
2
What is the basic plan for a government?
constitution
Declaration of Independence
laws
the Congress
3
Which is not a core purpose of government
helping people cooperate
providing services
collect taxes
making laws
4
What government is it when all citizens meet in one place to make laws?
constitutional government
traditional government
direct democracy
representative democracy
5
Which government features a king or queen with limted powers?
monarchy
royal democracy
democracy
dictatorship
6
What is the unoffical fourth purpose of our government?
To guarantee a good economy
to guarantee and protect our rights
to pass and enforce all laws
To defend our borders
7
What is it when each citizen votes to elect someone to represent them.
congress
dictatorship
democracy
a voting bloc
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Which government features a ruler with total and absoluter power
theocracy
dictatorship
direct cemocracy
monarchy
9
Which of these governments do not treasure individual freedoms
republic
democracy
dictatorship
representative democracy
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What would a monarchy look like?
a government with representation but the royals have a strong voice
The Queen /King has absolute power.
All laws are suggested by the royals
People vote to see which family gets to be royal.
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Which government is controlled by a religious leader who takes their orders from a god.
republic
theocracy
holy dominion
monarchy
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What country is well-known as a monarchy
Denmark
Russia
England
America
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What would a theocracy look like?
All religions are at least tolerated
laws exactly reflect the sacred texts /beliefs of the god/religion
Religious holidays are guaranteed
Everyone has the right to believe what they want