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Global Issues Exam 2

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What term means how the government controls money? Economy
In what type of economic system does the individual control the resources? Capitalism
What is the difference between communism and socialism? How the goods are distributed
What political system means no government? Anarchy
What political system means one leader controls the government? Dictatorship
What political system means ruled by few? Oligarchy
What political system means ruled by the rich? Plutocracy
What political system means one leader controls the religion, economy, culture and the government? Totalitarian
Where does the ruler get their power in a monarchy? Family
What political system is set up where representatives are elected and then speak for the people? Republic
In a pure democracy everyone votes for _____________. Everything
What is the difference between a parliament and a republic? A parliament has all the power and a republic shares it with other branches.
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? Jefferson
Where was the Declaration of Independence written? Philadelphia
Who pushed for the colonies to break from England the most? Adams
What was the reason some southern colonies did not want to sign the Declaration of Independence? They wanted to keep their slaves
In which year was the Declaration of Independence signed? 1776
What was the main purpose of the Declaration of Independence? To tell why the colonies were declaring the independence.
Amendment 1: The government can’t make an official ______________. Religion
Amendment 2: The government will provide a ____________ and allow people to have _______. Military, guns
Amendment 3: The government can’t make you put _________ in your house. Soldiers
Amendment 4: The government must have __________ to invade your privacy. Cause
Amendment 5: You can’t get the death penalty without a trial by a ______________. You can’t be tried for the same crime ___________. You don’t have to say things that make you look ___________. Grand jury, twice, guilty
Amendment 6: You have the right to a ______________ and a speedy and __________ trial. Lawyer, public
Amendment 7: You have the right to a jury in ________ cases. Civil (person vs. person)
Amendment 8: The _____________ must fit the crime. Punishment
Amendment 9: People have rights that aren’t in the _________. Constitution
Amendment 10: The ____________ have rights that aren’t in the Constitution. States
Who wrote the Articles of Confederation? Second Continental Congress
How many votes did each state have in the Articles of Confederation? One
Why did the writers of the Articles of Confederation make the federal government so weak? They feared a monarchy
What does federal mean? National
The writers of the Articles of Confederation didn’t want federal taxes because they remembered what happened at the… Boston Tea Party
What does domestic tranquility mean? Calmness in America
What does provide for the common defense mean? To pay for a military
What does promote the general welfare mean? Try to take care of everyone
What does posterity mean? Our children and their children
What does ordain mean? Make something sacred
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