Government Flashcards

1
Q

A country is ethnically the same. Example: Japan.

A

Nation-State

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2
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When every citizen is given an equal vote.

A

Direct Democracy

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3
Q

When one person is in power.

A

Autocracy

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4
Q

When citizens elect

A

Indirect Democracy

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5
Q

When a small group of people is in charge.

A

oligarchy

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6
Q

To vote for someone to represent us in Government.

A

republic

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7
Q

When the power is given to the citizens.

A

Democracy

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8
Q

There is no sharing power with other authorities.

A

Dictatorship

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9
Q

When the monarch holds total control over the country.

A

Absolute Monarchy

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10
Q

When the monarch holds some power.

A

Constitutional Monarchy

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11
Q

Is an interesting type of Government.

A

Anarchy

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12
Q

A group of people that control the country.

A

Government

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13
Q

What are the roles of Government

A

To make and enforce laws, protect people and to provide public services.

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14
Q

What three powers do all Governments have

A

Make laws. enforce laws, and judiciary power (alter laws)

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15
Q

A person advocating

A

Totalitarian

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16
Q

Single executive system

A

Presidential democracy

17
Q

A subordinate entity

A

Parliamentary Democracy