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WorksheetsGovernment Unit Review
Total questions: 31
Worksheet time: 17mins
(정부/政府) the system of rules and the people who make and enforce them
government
democracy
autocracy
sovereignty
(시민들/公民) members of a country
citizens
laws
rights
oligarchy
(법률/法律) the rules made the government of a country
laws
citizens
territory
monarchy
(권리/权利) rules about what a person is allowed to do/have or about how they should be treated
rights
anarchy
democracy
government
(민주주의/民主) a government elected by the citizens of a country, there are two types: direct and representative
democracy
autocracy
theocracy
oligarchy
(독재주의/专制政治) a government in which one person has all the power, can be a monarchy or a dictatorship
autocracy
democracy
theocracy
communism
(독재 국가/独裁统治) a government where one leader has absolute control over citizens' lives
dictatorship
democracy
anarchy
laws
(군주제/君主政体) a government ruled by a king or queen
monarchy
oligarchy
communism
rights
(무정부 상태의/无政府状态) a situation where there is no government
anarchy
dictatorship
monarchy
theocracy
(공산주의/共产主义) a system where the government owns everything
anarchy
democracy
communism
territories
(신정/神权政治) a government based in religion; recognizes God or gods as the ultimate authority
theocracy
oligarchy
monarchy
rights
(과두 정치/寡头政治) a government where a small group of people has all the power
oligarchy
state
anarchy
autocracy
(주권/主权) the ability of a country to run itself with complete control or authority
sovereignty
laws
oligarchy
monarchy
(국가/国家) usually the same as a country, an organized body of people with the power to make and enforce laws
state
rights
autocracy
territory
(한 나라의 땅/一个国家的土地) the area that is under the control of a state
territory
rights
citizens
government
The Constitution
(헌법/憲法) the rule book for a country's government
(법치/法治) when laws are fair, they're enforced, and applies to everyone, including government leaders. The idea that no one is "above the law"
(권력 분립/权力分立) dividing the powers of government among several branches (parts) to make sure no one person gets too powerful
Rule of Law
(법치/法治) when laws are fair, they're enforced, and applies to everyone, including government leaders. The idea that no one is "above the law"
(권력 분립/权力分立) dividing the powers of government among several branches (parts) to make sure no one person gets too powerful
(피통치자의 동의/被统治者的同意) the citizens of a country give their permission to be governed by voting
Separation of Powers
(권력 분립/权力分立) dividing the powers of government among several branches (parts) to make sure no one person gets too powerful
(피통치자의 동의/被统治者的同意) the citizens of a country give their permission to be governed by voting
(소수 민족의 권리/少数人的权利) Protecting the rights of small or unpopular groups, regardless of what the majority believes
Consent of the Governed
(피통치자의 동의/被统治者的同意) the citizens of a country give their permission to be governed by voting
(소수 민족의 권리/少数人的权利) Protecting the rights of small or unpopular groups, regardless of what the majority believes
(헌법/憲法) the rule book for a country's government
Rights of the Minority
(소수 민족의 권리/少数人的权利) Protecting the rights of small or unpopular groups, regardless of what the majority believes
(헌법/憲法) the rule book for a country's government
(법치/法治) when laws are fair, they're enforced, and applies to everyone, including government leaders. The idea that no one is "above the law"
In 1948, which document was created to explain what rights were given to all humans?
Declaration of Independence
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights
Which international peacekeeping organization created the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
The United Nations
The World Health Organization
NATO
The Red Cross
What major world conflict prompted the need for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as well as the United Nations itself?
World War I
World War II
The Cold War
The Vietnam War
What is the main idea of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?
Poor countries should try to protect human rights first
Protection of human rights is less important during times of war
Human rights should be protected
It is essential to promote the development of relationships between nations
A human rights activist is someone who...
speaks up and raises awareness of injustice
leads violent, armed protests
suppresses the rights of others
stands back and does not get involved when they see someone being mistreated
Select all of the following that are examples of citizen's responsibilities:
paying taxes
military service
voting
jury duty
The tax you pay when you buy something:
sales
excise
estate
property
An extra sales tax but only applies to certain products
excise
tariff
income
property
The tax you pay on money you earn by working at a job
income
property
sales
tariff
a tax the government collects when a very rich person dies
estate
sales
excise
property
taxes on products made in other countries.
tariffs
sales
property
income
