In a presidential government.

the executive and legislative branches share powers.

the president and legislature are always of the same political party.

the president is chosen by the legislature.

the executive and legislative branches have the same powers.

How does democracy protect minority rights?

by insisting that the majority listen to the concerns and suggestions of the minority

by allowing the minority to overrule the majority on important issues

by giving representatives of the minority view two votes

by not allowing for the possibility of mistakes or the passage of unsatisfactory public policies

Which of the following is the best example of the difficulty of striking a balance between individuals' rights and the rights of society as a whole?

An artist uses her freedom of expression to create public artwork that offends a majority of people in her community.

A man breaks the law by robbing another person in his individual pursuit of happiness and prosperity.

A businesswoman votes for the candidate she thinks will help her business do well in her community.

A citizen votes for his chosen candidates for office.

The democratic concept of equality states that all people in a society are entitled to

equality of opportunity and equality before the law.

be born with the same mental and physical abilities as everyone else.

have an equal share of money and goods.

a term as the leader of the government.

What does an absolute monarchy, dictatorship, and oligarchy have in common?

A single individual or small group exercises control over government

The head of state is chosen by Parliament

Political power is exercised by representatives elected by the people

Their citizens decide public issues for themselves

North Koreans have to vote, but have only ONE political party [choice]. What can you conclude?

It sounds like a democracy, but is actually a dictatorship.

The country is a representative democracy.

There are many political parties in North Korea.

Which statement was most likely made by an absolute monarch?

"In this nation, I decide what the laws are."

"The government that rules is elected by the people."

"Government must be based on a sound written constitution."

"An elected legislature must pass all laws for our nation."

The Executive Branch of the U.S. government is responsible for doing this:

carry out/enforce [execute] the laws

apply or interpret [judge] the laws

Which list shows governments in order of least rights to most rights for citizens?

dictatorship, constitutional monarchy, democracy

democracy, dictatorship, constitutional monarchy

dictatorship, democracy, constitutional monarchy

constitutional monarchy, democracy, dictatorship

Please select all of the following that would be classified as a Civic Duty

Serve in the armed forces if called

Which statement about civic responsibilities is true?

They are voluntary and filled by choice

People may be arrested for failure to perform them

They include serving in the military if drafted and paying taxes

Citizens are required to perform them

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Chapter 1 Civics Review Activity

What is popular sovereignty?

Power being shared between the National and State Government is

Characteristics of a state include: Population, Territory, Sovereignty, and?

A state must have a population size of

When people give power to the state to maintain order, which origin of theory is this?

When all the people in an area were brought under the authority of 1 person or group, is which origin of theory?

Gives all key power to the central government

Leadership that controls all aspects of its’ citizens’ economic and social lives.

A loose union of independent and sovereign states

Divides the powers of government between the national and state or provincial governments.

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