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Political Systems of Latin America

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Who chooses the leader in a parliamentary democracy?
a)
citizens
b)
monarchy
c)
law-making body
d)
chancellor
2.
Citizenship participation: Type of government where one person has complete control. People have no say in government.
a)
democracy
b)
oligarchy
c)
autocracy
d)
unitary
3.

Citizenship Participation:Type of government where leaders rule with consent of the citizens (people get to vote)

a)

autocracy

b)

democracy

c)

market

d)

unitary

4.
Type of democracy where citizens elect the legislative body (law-making body) and the law-making body appoints the executive branch
a)
presidential democracy
b)
direct democracy
c)
parliamentary democracy
d)
autocratic democracy
5.
Type of democracy where citizens vote directly for legislative body (law-making body) and executive branch
a)
presidential democracy
b)
parliamentary democracy
c)
absolute democracy
d)
autocratic democracy
6.

The people of Mexico and Brazil vote in two separate elections. One is to elect the executive branch and the other is to elect the members of the legislative branch. This is an example of which type of government?

a)

parliamentary democracy

b)

constitutional democracy

c)

presidential democracy

d)

pure market

7.

Which of the following countries does NOT have a democratic citizenship participation?

a)

Brazil

b)

Cuba

c)

Mexico

d)

Canada

8.

What's the name of the legislative branch in a parliamentary democracy?

a)

congress

b)

executive

c)

federal

d)

parliament

9.

Some dictators take over by military force.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

In Mexico, citizens only vote for the president (executive branch).

a)

True

b)

False

11.

What title is given to the leader in Cuba?

a)

prime minister

b)

president

c)

chancellor

d)

king

12.

How are Brazil and Mexico's citizenship participation similar?

a)

citizens only have one political party to vote for

b)

citizens do not have the right to vote

c)

citizens vote for legislative and executive branches

d)

citizens vote for legislators who choose head of government

13.

At what age are the citizens of Brazil not allowed to vote any more?

a)

over 70

b)

over 50

c)

over 30

d)

There is no limit.

14.

How are the voting rights of Brazil and Cuba similar?

a)

both require citizens to vote

b)

both set the minimum voting age at 16

c)

both set minimum voting age at 21

d)

both only have one political party

15.

Which Latin American country requires its citizens by law to vote?

a)

Cuba

b)

Brazil

c)

Mexico

d)

United Kingdom

16.

What's the name of the one political party in Cuba?

a)

republican party

b)

democratic party

c)

communist party

d)

socialist party

17.

Which type of government would most likely abolish all opposing political parties, direct election of leaders, and freedom of speech?

a)

representative democracy

b)

autocracy

c)

direct democracy

d)

constitutional monarchy