SS6CG4 Latin America's Governments

Cuba's Chief Executive is called?

• President
• Prime MInister
• Chancellor
• First Secretary

Which statement about political parties is true regarding Cuba?

• There are many political parties.
• The leader of a political party cannot be the chief executive.
• There is only one legal political party.
• Those running for office may not be in the Communist Party.

Which country does NOT have a presidential democracy?

• The country at Letter A.
• The country at Letter B.
• The country at Letter C.
• None of the above.

Which government system does Cuba fall under?

• Parliamentary democracy
• Presidential democracy
• Autocracy
• Absolute monarchy

Which pair of countries have governments that are the most similar?

• Cuba and Mexico
• Mexico and Brazil
• Brazil and Cuba
• None of the above

Citizens of which Latin American country are considered to have the LEAST freedom?

• Mexico
• Brazil
• Cuba
• None of the above

What role do the people play in Cuba's government?

• They have the power to vote leaders out of office.
• They have guaranteed rights by their constitution.
• They have the right to protest the government.
• They have very little say in the government.

Mexico and Brazil are presidential democracies in which citizens are responsible for directly electing:

• the chief executive.
• the members of the legislature.
• both the chief executive and members of the legislature.
• None of the above.

In which countries (more than one) are the Chief Executives given the title of President?

• Cuba
• Mexico
• Brazil
• Colombia

Which statement describes Brazil's government?

• Presidential democracy
• Many political parties
• Citizens' rights and freedoms are outlined in a constitution
• All of the above.