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Ch 1 Gov Test

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true or false: according to abraham Lincoln, government must serve the individual but not the community false
true or false: a state is a country that has a simpler type of government false
true or false: a nation may wage war with another nation to protect its own national security true
true or false: anarchy is a type of government in which one leader rules by force false
true or false: governments often provide services that are designed to increase public safety true
which statement is based on john locke's definition of the social contract a government operates with the goal of promoting human rights
which theory explains the origins of this new government: an army takes over a government and established its general as the supreme ruler force theory
a nation can become a state when it has what? organized government
which activity would most likely be paid for by a state government instead of a national government enforcement of traffic laws
a state has sovereignty when it is able to: freely create and enforce laws
functions that allow different branches of government to limit the power of other branches checks and balances
organized around common interests and goals to compete with each other during elections political parties
establishes the basic structure of government and rights of the people; serves as the supreme law for a country constitution
union of sovereign states with a weak central power; abandoned by U.S in favor of federal system with strong central power confederacy
consistent enforcement of laws; allows anyone who breaks the law to be held accountable rule of law
what is found in a monarchy but not in a democracy unelected head of state
changes to the constitution take place through what process amendment
what is a sign that a state with a constitution is really an authoritarian state multiple parties take part in every election, but only one part ever wins
how is the economy likely to be affected if a democracy becomes an oligarchy upper classes in power are likely to become rich at the expense of all others
which principle of democracy establishes freedom of speech bill of rights
true or false: entrepreneurs use distributors to purchase resources and invest in the production of goods false
true or false: environmental regulation by the government can reduce production of goods by limiting the amount of resources that are available for use true
true or false: in a laissez-faire economic approach, the government is heavily involved in regulating business false
true or false: many countries are considered mixed economies that combine elements of capitalism with elements of communism false
true or false: in a traditional economy, rugs woven from wool may be traded for fish and other food true
a producer in a capitalist system might do which of the following to further her goals redesign products to use fewer resources
a government using a socialist approach would be most likely to do what provide vouchers for health care to the employed
what is true of current communist countries government controls natural resource use
which term best represents Karl Marx's theory of communism common property
in which type of economic system does a government play the smallest role capitalism
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