Quarter 4 Review

Identify the correct form of government being described.

• Government is ruled by its citizens without the need to elect leaders.

• Oligarchy

• A king or queen rules the country with unlimited power.

• Socialism

• Government is ruled by a small group of people or a council.

• Absolute Monarchy

• Government controls the economy and there is a focus on distribution of wealth.

• Direct Democracy

Identify the correct form of government being described.

• Government is ruled by a single leader.

• Communism

• Government has control of all aspects and is more likely to become corrupt.

• Constitutional Monarchy

• The country is ruled by a king or queen, but their power is limited.

• Representative Democracy

• Government is ruled by citizens through elected leaders.

• Autocracy

A​ (a)   system of government lends well towards autocratic forms of government that have a singular, strong central government. The United States currently has a ​ (b)   system of government, in which powers are shared. In a ​ (c)   system of government, states have the ultimate power while there is a weak central authority. Citizens elect the legislature and the legislature elects the executive leader, known as a Prime Minister, in a ​ (d)   system of government.

• unitary
• federal
• confederal
• parliamentary

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• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

“The government operates national parks in different parts of the country”

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

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• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

"Natural disaster rocks allied country; U.S. provides aid"

• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

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• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

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• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy

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• Domestic Policy

• Foreign Policy