Forms & Systems of Government Pre-test

Which form of government has one ruler with unlimited power?

• socialism

• oligarchy

• democracy

• autocracy

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C.3.1

Which system of government will you find shared power between state and central government?

• democracy

• monarchy

• federal

• unitary

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C.3.2

Unitary and Federal governments have what in common?

• political leaders are elected by people

• a small group holds power

• strong central government holds all power

• government controls the economy

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C.3.2

How does federal government and confederal government compare?

• federal and confederal are forms of democracy

• federal and confederal are forms of communism

• confederal and federal are controled by a small group

• confederal and federal have strong central governments

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C.3.2

How does monarchy differ from other forms of government?

• leaders are elected by the people

• leaders are chosen by a consitution

• leaders are picked by the upper class

• leaders are born into ruling families

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C.3.1

The leader pictured here comes from which type of government?

• oligarchy

• democracy

• theocracy

• monarchy

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C.3.1

The political slogan "Workers of the World, Unite!" comes from the Communist Manifesto written in 1848. What modern political action would be influenced by this today?

• democracy spreading throughout the world

• large corporations influencing elections

• a representative democracy amends its constitution

• a communist nation invades a democratic nation

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C.3.1

Where is power centered in a unitary system?

• central government

• military

• state government

• dictator

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C.3.2

What system of government was in place after the United States Constitution?

• confederal

• federal

• oligarchy

• parliamentary

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C.3.2

What system of government is described here: People elect a legislature, the Executive is elected by the legislature.

Which type of government is this?

• Unitary Government

• Parliamentary Government

• Federal Government

• Confederal Government

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C.3.2