Chapter 13 Lesson 2

a contributing part

• factor

• ingredient
• element
• section

relating to the execution of public affairs, as distinguished from policy making

• Tactical
• Strategic
• Optional

• Administrative

freedom from danger or invasion; safety

• defense
• vulnerability
• security
• protection

the practice of growing just enough crops for personal use, not for sale

• Industrial agriculture
• Commercial farming
• Urban gardening
• Subsistence farming

a group of independent villages organized into clans led by a local ruler or clan

head without any central government

• hierarchical society
• centralized society
• stateless society

• monarchic society

How can social media influence ethical governance and social issues?

• By spreading misinformation

• By limiting public discourse

• By facilitating transparency and accountability

• By exclusively promoting government propaganda

In the context of governance, what does the term "checks and balances" refer to?

• A financial auditing system

• A system to limit the power of government branches

• A voting system in democratic elections

• A method for distributing resources

What is the minimum age requirement to vote in federal elections in the United States?

• 16

• 18

• 21

• 25

Why do you think gold and salt became the basis for these common phrases?

• Gold and salt became the basis for common phrases due to their historical value and significance in different cultures.
• Gold and salt are the most abundant resources in the world
• Gold and salt are magical elements in folklore
• Gold and salt are used as currency in modern times

What was the main export of the Kingdom of Ghana

• Sugar

• Salt

• Gold

• Camels