Magruder 01.1

What is the way a people make and enforce public policies called?

• Congress

• Judicial branch

• Executive branch

• Government

What are public policies?

• Stuff a government decides to do.

• The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution.

• Bathrooms for everyone.

• Things prohibited (banned) by government.

Which are examples of public policies?

• taxation

• education

• healthcare

• All of the above.

The list of things that may be considered "public policy" ....

• Is very short, indeed.

• Can be nearly endless.

• Is considered top secret.

What must government have to enact and enforce public policy?

• power

• fairness and justice

• absolute authority

What are the three basic powers of government?

• executive

• judicial

• legislative

• economic

What does the legislative branch deal with?

• making the laws

• carrying out the laws

• settling disputes

What does the executive branch deal with?

• making the laws

• carrying out the laws

• settling disputes

What is a Constitution?

• A set of rules for people.

• A set of rules for government.

What is a dictatorship?

• When people have little or no say in their government.

• When people have influence in their government.