Government and Economic Systems Review

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A legal system for assessing the amount of money made and placing value on property as a means to collect money from citizens.

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Tax System

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When the government uses tax money to provide universal healthcare but allows private businesses to operate freely, this is an example of:

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Socialism

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A government based on a document that outlines citizens' rights, allows people to vote, and has separate branches of power is a:

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Constitutional Democracy

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When public schools receive different funding based on local property taxes, creating better-resourced schools in wealthy areas, this reflects:

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Socio-Economic Status

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A country where one leader has complete control, citizens have no rights, and the government controls every aspect of life is called:

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Totalitarian/Authoritarian

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The difference between a CEO making $10 million per year while entry-level workers make $30,000 represents:

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Income Distribution

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A philosopher who focused on class struggle between workers and owners, and how this conflict shapes society, was promoting:

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Marxism

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The resources needed to produce goods and services, including natural resources, human work, money, and business skills are collectively known as:

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Economic Resources/Factors of Production

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In this system, the government owns all factories, farms, and businesses, and makes all economic decisions for the country:

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Communism

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A state passes laws requiring specific ID types that many minority communities don't have easy access to obtain. This practice is an example of:

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Voter Suppression