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This is a word that means fairness or rightness. justice
This is a type of government where people directly participate in government by voting on every issue. direct democracy
A single person who is the leader of a country. monarchy
This is a type of government where people elect representatives to operate the government on their behalf. republic/indirect democracy
This is a legal proceeding protecting the rights of the accused. due process
This is any system of public rule or authority. government
This is the opposite of fairness, and when someone's rights are violated. injustice
Conformity to a standard. righteousness
When a monarchy is hereditary. dynasty
Absence of government anarchy
This is a monarchy with absolute power absolute monarchy
A monarchy is normally ceremonial and does not actually have power constitutional monarchy
This is when a government controls every aspect of everyone's life. totalitarianism
This is when someone rules with absolute authority use fear and intimidation dictatorship
This is a type of government where an elite group rules with absolute authority Oligarchy
The Constitution guarantees certain freedoms, such as freedom of speech and the press. True
This is the system that we use to elect our president. Electoral College
Name one of the two historic English governing documents that influence the Constitution Magna Carta
How many articles are there in the Constitution? 7
The main job of this branch is to carry out laws. Executive
The main job of this branch is to interpret the Constitution. Judicial
The job of this branch is to make laws. Legislative
Name two of the three institutions that God has ordained. Marriage and Church
Are governments easily defined? Do they fit nicely into 1 category, or are they usually a mixture of different types? No, most governments are a mixture of different types
What is federalism? When power is shared between the national and state levels
In what civilization did democracy first appear? Greece
What is democracy? A type of government where power comes from the people
What is majority rule? What are the downsides of majority rule? Majority Rule means that decisions are made by more than half of the people. The downsides could be that minorities can be harmed or ignored as a result
What is a pluralistic society? A society with various beliefs, cultures, and groups
Why is government necessary? To maintain order, protect rights, and provide laws and services
Name 2 obligations of government. Protecting citizens and enforcing laws
Give 2 examples of how Christians can participate in government. Voting for the best candidate that best aligns with biblical principles Running for office or serving in public service to represent Christ
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