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Final Exam review

Total questions: 147

Worksheet time: 3hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which letter identifies the continent in which you would find the region of Southwest Asia (the Middle East)?

a)

A

b)

D

c)

C

d)

F

2.

The Tigris and Euphrates Rivers flow south into the

a)

Mediterranean Sea

b)

Red Sea

c)

Persian Gulf

d)

Arabian Sea

3.

A man-made structure that connects the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea:

a)

Gaza Strip

b)

Suez Canal

c)

Persian Gulf

d)

Panama Canal

4.

What physical features is labeled by number 6 on the map?

a)

Arabian Sea

b)

Strait of Hormuz

c)

Persian Gulf

d)

Red Sea

5.

Which number represents the Arabian Sea?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

5

d)

1

6.

The primary purposes of building the Suez Canal was to __________________.

a)

Control immigration to the colonies

b)

Increase communication between England and Africa

c)

Limit trade between Europe and SW Asia & SW Asia and the Americas

d)

Decrease the length of trade routes between Europe and Asia & therefore increase profits of trading

7.
Which body of water is this?
a)
Euphrates River
b)
Tigris River
c)
Jordan River
d)
Strait of Hormuz
8.

Much of the world’s oil supply is shipped through this narrow waterway:

a)

Persian Gulf

b)

Suez Canal

c)

Jordan River

d)

Strait of Hormuz

9.

Which letter identifies Saudi Arabia?

a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

10.

Iraq shares its southern border with with which two countries?

a)

Iran & Jordan

b)

Saudi Arabia & Kuwait

c)

Syria & Turkey

d)

Qatar & Yemen

11.

Which number represents Afghanistan?

a)

7

b)

8

c)

3

d)

1

12.

Which number represents the Gaza Strip?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

13.

Which number represents Syria?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

14.

Which region is this?

a)

West Bank

b)

Gaza Strip

c)

Golan Heights

d)

Sinai Peninsula

15.
What country is #1
a)
Egypt
b)
Turkey
c)
Israel
d)
Syria
16.
What Middle Eastern country does NOT claim ownership over the Jordan River?
a)
Jordan
b)
Afghanistan
c)
Israel
d)
Syria
17.
Where are most crops grown in the Middle East?
a)
Near freshwater sources
b)
On the coasts
c)
In the desert
d)
In wastelands
18.
What are the two major waterways in the Middle East?
a)
The Suez Canal and the Persian Gulf
b)
The Suez Canal and the Strait of Hormuz
c)
The Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf
d)
The Strait of Hormuz and the Arabian Sea
19.
Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Middle Eastern water crisis?
a)
Drought conditions
b)
Humid climate
c)
Dry land
d)
Population growth
20.
Which of the following is NOT a possible solution of the water crisis?
a)
Desalination
b)
Treated wastewater
c)
Conservation
d)
Irrigation
21.
Why is desalination difficult to achieve?
a)
It's expensive
b)
It's impossible
c)
It doesn't work
d)
It isn't fun
22.
Which of the following waterways is man-made?
a)
Persian Gulf
b)
Strait of Hormuz
c)
Suez Canal
d)
Arabian Sea
23.
Bedouins use as little as 4-5 liters of water per day (one of the lowest levels of water in the world). Which solution to the water crisis is this an example of?
a)
Desalination
b)
Cloud Seeding
c)
Treated Wastewater
d)
Conservation
24.
Is the following statement true or false?
Farms in Jordan use 80% of the nation's water.
a)
True
b)
False
25.
Why is having a freshwater source important in the Middle East?
a)
Drinking water and Bath water
b)
Drinking water and Irrigation
c)
Irrigation and Cooking water
d)
Bath water and Cooking water
26.
What natural resource is there a lot of in the Middle East?
a)
Water
b)
Arable land
c)
Oil
d)
Iron
27.
What natural resource is there not enough of in the Middle East?
a)
Oil
b)
Iron
c)
Sand
d)
Water
28.
Which of the following is NOT an example of something that causes water pollution?
a)
Livestock waste
b)
Soil runoff
c)
Irrigation
d)
Oil and gas drilling
29.

Why is water pollution of great concern in Southwest Asia?

a)

because clean drinking water is scarce in the region

b)

because the economy is dependent upon exporting water

c)

because it prevents ships from traveling along major waterways

d)

because it reduces the amount of electricity generated by hydropower

30.

Which of these has the GREATEST effect on population distribution in the Middle East?

a)

the location of rivers

b)

the presence of gold

c)

the quality of farmland

d)

the abundance of forests

31.

In what country does the Euphrates River join the Tigris River?

a)

Iraq

b)

Saudi Arabia

c)

Kuwait

d)

Syria

32.

Look at the map of Southwest Asia. Then answer the question that follows.

a)

the Panama Canal

b)

the Strait of Hormuz

c)

the Suez Canal

d)

the Tigris River

33.

Look at the map. Then answer the question that follows.

Based on your knowledge of social studies, which country is shaded gray on the map?

a)

Afghanistan

b)

Turkey

c)

Iran

d)

Iraq

34.

Look at the map of a region in Southwest Asia. Then answer the question that follows.

Which country is shaded on this map?

a)

Turkey

b)

Iraq

c)

Israel

d)

Syria

35.

Why is the unequal distribution of water more of a concern in Southwest Asia than it is in some other regions of the world, such as North America?

a)

Southwest Asia is home to more than twenty-five percent of the world's population.

b)

Southwest Asia has less than one percent of the world's freshwater resources.

c)

Many Southwest Asian countries rely on hydropower for all of their electricity.

d)

Many Southwest Asian economies are dependent on the fishing industry.

36.

Which TWO rivers flow through modern-day Iraq and have provided water to the region for thousands of years?

a)

the Euphrates River

b)

the Indus River

c)

the Nile River

d)

the Tigris River

37.

People living in the desert in the Middle East mainly work as

a)

animal herders

b)

fisher men

c)

doctors

d)

lawyers

38.

In a presidential system of government like the one being adopted by Turkey in 2019, how is the leader chosen?

a)

By the political party with the most members in the legislature

b)

By the national court system

c)

By a majority vote of the legislature

d)

In a vote by the citizens

39.

What is true of a ‘theocracy’?

a)

Government sees God as the supreme leader

b)

Government allows people to choose their leaders

c)

Only religious leaders are allowed to vote

d)

Government with a king as the leader

40.

Which BEST describes the government of Saudi Arabia?

a)

Oligarchy

b)

Monachy

c)

Democracy

d)

Theocracy

41.

Who is the most powerful elected official in Iran?

a)

President

b)

Prime Minister

c)

Supreme Leader

d)

Head of Parliament

42.

Who makes the important government decisions in an autocracy like Saudi Arabia?

a)

the ruler

b)

the people

c)

the legislature

d)

the court system

43.

Which Southwest Asian country has a democracy?

a)

Israel

b)

Iran

c)

Saudi Arabia

d)

Kuwait

44.

What is Shariah law?

a)

Laws based on the teachings of the Quran (Islam)

b)

Laws calling for a separation of church and state

c)

Laws made by the king alone

d)

Laws that allow women to vote

45.

The Israeli parliament is called the:

a)

House of Representatives

b)

National Assembly

c)

Knesset

d)

Senate

46.

Who is allowed to vote in Israeli and Turkish elections?

a)

Only men

b)

Only women

c)

All citizens over the age of 16

d)

All citizens over the age of 18

47.

Saudi Arabia is ruled by a:

a)

President

b)

Supreme Leader

c)

Ayatollah

d)

King

48.

What role do the people play in Saudi Arabia’s government?

a)

They have the power to vote leaders out of office.

b)

They have little influence.

c)

They are guaranteed certain rights by their constitution.

d)

They get to approve laws made by the ruler.

49.

The Head of State in a parliamentary system is often a person who has:

a)

The same powers as the chief executive

b)

A veto for laws passed by the legislature

c)

The most power in the national government

d)

A ceremonial role without much power

50.

Who is the head of government in Israel?

a)

Knesset

b)

President

c)

The king

d)

Prime Minister

51.

What type of government does Turkey currently have?

a)

Presidential Democracy

b)

Monarchy

c)

Theocracy

d)

Parliamentary Democracy

52.

Who is the head of government in Turkey?

a)

citizens

b)

president

c)

parliament

d)

prime minister

53.

Israel and Turkey are both democracies.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

Monarchs rule until they die or stepped down.

a)

True

b)

False

55.
I'm allowed to vote in my country, but it really doesn't matter because there is no constitution granting me rights.  The king can decide what he wants to do.  I live in a ___?
a)
Democracy
b)
Theogracy
c)
Oligarchy
d)
Monarchy
56.
In my country we choose our leaders in elections.  Those people who are selected to serve leave office at the end of their designated term of office.
a)
Democracy
b)
Autocracy
c)
Oligarchy
d)
Monarchy
57.
I get to choose members of the legislature and then those individuals choose their leader from among themselves.  What type of government does my country have?
a)
Presidential Democracy
b)
Parliamentary Democracy 
c)
Constitutional Monarchy
d)
Autocracy
58.

What type of law does Saudi Arabia follow?

a)

parliament

b)

government

c)

Islamic law

d)

law

59.

How is the leader chosen in Israel?

a)

Queen

b)

Chosen by the members of the Knesset

c)

Citizens

d)

King

60.

How are members of the Knesset chosen?

a)

Elected by the people

b)

President

c)

Prime Minister

d)

Government

61.

Who can Turkish citizens vote for?

a)

president

b)

parliament

c)

president and members of parliament

d)

prime minister

62.

What are some of the freedoms that Turkey's citizens enjoy?

a)

personal freedoms

b)

Religion, Speech, Media, Assembly

c)

began allowing men 21+ to vote

63.

Which countries allow women to vote?

a)

Israel and Turkey

b)

Saudi Arabia and Israel

c)

Turkey and Saudi Arabia

d)

Iran and Saudi Arabia

64.
In a presidential system of government, how is the leader chosen?
a)
By political party with the most members in the legislature
b)
By the national court system
c)
By a majority vote of the legislature
d)
In a vote by the citizens
65.

A form of government in which a ruler has absolute power. Citizens do not possess the right to choose their own leader.

a)

Autocracy

b)

Democracy

c)

Oligarchy

d)

Confederation

66.

In which two countries do the citizens have the most personal freedom?

a)

Israel

b)

Turkey

c)

Saudi Arabia

d)

Iran

67.
The 3 questions of economics are
a)
What to produce, how to produce, for whom to produce
b)
what to produce, when to produce, how to produce
c)
what to produce, who produces it, for whom to produce
d)
there is not 4th option
68.
who answers the economic questions in a traditional economy?
a)
supply and demand
b)
the queen of England
c)
customs and the community
d)
Dr. Stamper
69.
Who answers the economic questions in a free market economy?
a)
consumers
b)
the government
c)
customs and traditions
d)
Ms. Glasgow
70.
_______ owns property and resources in a command economy
a)
the people
b)
the government
c)
shared
d)
IGNORE THIS BOX
71.
_________ and ____________ determine economic decisions in a market economy
a)
ebony and ivory
b)
peanut butter and jelly
c)
Supply and demand
d)
Drake and Future
72.
Do consumers have a choice of what to buy in a command economy?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Who knows
d)
I don't care
73.
Who answers the economic questions in a mixed economy?
a)
the government
b)
businesses
c)
consumers
d)
all of these options are correct
74.
a mixed economy is a combination of what two economic systems?
a)
command and traditional
b)
market and command
75.
This economic system is based on farming, trading, customs, and traditions
a)
market
b)
command
c)
mixed
d)
traditional
76.
this economic system has no competition and all decisions are made by the government
a)
traditional
b)
market
c)
command
d)
mixed
77.
this economic system has no government control or regulation, is based on supply and demand and offers the most freedom to individuals
a)
command
b)
traditional
c)
market (free market or free enterprise)
d)
mixed
78.
this economic system has individual freedom to create businesses as well as private and public ownership of property, it also allows for government regulation in SOME cases to keep businesses from gaining too much power
a)
market
b)
command
c)
mixed
d)
traditional
79.

What is an economic system?

a)

A way in which a society organizes the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

b)

A method of organizing social interactions.

c)

A system that determines the value of goods and services.

d)

A process of exchanging goods and services.

80.

Name one type of economic system.

a)

Market economy

b)

Traditional economy

c)

Mixed economy

d)

Command economy

81.

What is a trade agreement?

a)

A trade agreement is a political agreement between two or more countries that establishes diplomatic relations.

b)

A trade agreement is a negotiated agreement between two or more countries that outlines the terms and conditions for their trade relationship.

c)

A trade agreement is a legal document that allows countries to impose tariffs on each other's goods.

d)

A trade agreement is a financial agreement between two or more countries that allows for the exchange of currencies.

82.

Give an example of a trade agreement.

a)

European Union-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)

b)

North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)

c)

Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)

d)

Mercosur

83.

What is currency exchange rate?

a)

The currency exchange rate is the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for goods and services.

b)

The currency exchange rate is the rate at which one country's currency can be exchanged for another country's currency.

c)

The currency exchange rate is the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another.

d)

The currency exchange rate is the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for stocks and bonds.

84.

How does currency exchange rate affect international trade?

a)

Currency exchange rates only affect the cost of exported goods.

b)

Currency exchange rates only affect the cost of imported goods.

c)

Currency exchange rates affect international trade by influencing the cost of imported and exported goods.

d)

Currency exchange rates have no impact on international trade.

85.

What is specialization in economics?

a)

The process by which individuals, businesses, or countries focus on producing a limited range of goods or services to increase efficiency and productivity.

b)

The process by which individuals, businesses, or countries focus on producing a limited range of goods or services to decrease efficiency and increase productivity.

c)

The process by which individuals, businesses, or countries focus on producing a limited range of goods or services to decrease efficiency and productivity.

d)

The process by which individuals, businesses, or countries focus on producing a wide range of goods or services to increase efficiency and productivity.

86.

Why is specialization important in international trade?

a)

To limit competition and create monopolies.

b)

To increase efficiency and productivity, and promote economic growth.

c)

To decrease efficiency and productivity, and hinder economic growth.

d)

To promote inequality and exploitation in global markets.

87.

What are the advantages of specialization?

a)

Decreased expertise, inefficiency, and lower quality goods or services.

b)

Limited knowledge, slower production, and lower quality goods or services.

c)

Lack of expertise, inefficiency, and lower quality goods or services.

d)

Increased expertise, efficiency, and higher quality goods or services.

88.

What are the disadvantages of specialization?

a)

Decreased job security, reduced job satisfaction, and limited career growth opportunities.

b)

Limited job opportunities, lack of flexibility, and potential obsolescence of skills.

89.

What years did the Persian-Gulf Conflict take place?

a)

1990-1991

b)

1945-1947

c)

1995-2007

d)

1985-1986

90.

What were the causes of the Persian Gulf war?

a)

Adolf Hitler seized control of the Middle East

b)

Saddam Hussein threatened the global oil supply by seizing oil rich Kuwait and threatening Saudi Arabian oil fields.

c)

Osama Bin Laden took responsibility for 9/11

d)

The Jewish people were at war with the Palestinian Muslims

91.

Which of the following countries were involved in the Persian Gulf War?

a)

United States

b)

Iraq

c)

Kuwait

d)

Saudi Arabia

e)

Israel

92.

What was the outcome of the Persian Gulf Conflict? Check the answer choices that apply.

a)

Iraq and Suddam Hussein were defeated

b)

Kuwait was liberated by the U.S.

c)

Saudi Arabian Oil Fields were protected

d)

Adolf Hitler was killed

93.

Who was the leader of the Iraqi army during the Gulf war?

(a)  

94.

Who was the president of the U.S. during the Gulf war?

(a)  

95.

What year did the invasion of Afghanistan take place?

a)

2001

b)

2000

c)

1999

d)

1998

96.

Why did the U.S. invade Afghanistan?

a)

To protect oil fields

b)

To capture Suddam Hussein

c)

To overthrow the Taliban and capture Osama Bin Laden

d)

To help the Israelies defeat the Palestinians

97.

What event took place in New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington D.C. in the U.S. that sparked the invasion of Afghanistan?

(a)  

98.
Who are the Taliban? 
a)
Current government of Iraq
b)
Muslim extremists that held power in Kuwait's government
c)
Muslim extremist that held power in Afghanistan 
d)
Part of the UN
99.
Who is Osama Bin-Laden?
a)
Leader of Isis terrorist group
b)
Saudi Arabian President
c)
Leader of Al Qaeda terrorist group
d)
dictator of Afghanistan
100.

US is attacked on September 11th, 2001 US invades country harboring terrorists responsible for 9/11 US overthrows Taliban government


Which of the events is described in the list?

a)

Persian Gulf War

b)

Operation Iraqi Freedom

c)

Invasion of Afghanistan

d)

World War II

101.

The US invaded ________ again in 2003 in order to destroy the nuclear weapons program and overthrow Saddam Hussein.

a)

Afghanistan

b)

Israel

c)

Iraq

d)

Iran

102.
What is the nickname for the Persian Gulf War?
a)
Operation Desert Storm
b)
Operation Iraqi Freedom
c)
Operation Afghanistan Freedom
103.
What is the nickname for the Invasion of Iraq?
a)
Operation Desert Storm
b)
Operation Iraqi Freedom
c)
Operation Afghanistan Freedom
104.
Who was the U.S. President during the invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan?
a)
George H. W. Bush, Sr.
b)
George W. Bush, Jr.
105.
Why did the United States get involved in the invasion of Afghanistan?
a)
The U.S. was concerned about Saddam Hussein taking over the oil of both Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
b)
Al-Quaeda and their leader Osama Bin-Laden were found responsible for the world trade center bombings of September 11, 2001.
c)
Iraq was building weapons of mass destruction and hiding terrorist groups.
106.
What was the result of Operation Iraqi Freedom?
a)
Al-Quaeda and their leader Osama Bin-Laden were found responsible for the world trade center bombings of September 11, 2001.
b)
The government of the Taliban collapsed.
c)
The government of Iraq collapsed, but the U.S. did not have a plan to reorganize the country. Saddam Hussein was tried and executed.
107.
When did the Invasion of Iraq occur?
a)
1991
b)
2001
c)
2003
108.

Which of the following lists is in chronological order:

a)

Persian Gulf Conflict, Invasion of Afghanistan, Invasion of Iraq

b)

Invasion of Iraq, Persian Gulf Conflict, Invasion of Afghanistan

c)

Invasion of Afghanistan, Invasion of Iraq, Persian Gulf Conflict

d)

Persian Gulf Conflict, Invasion of Iraq, Invasion of Afghanistan

109.

What was the result of the Invasion of Iraq?

a)

Osama Bin Laden was killed

b)

Saddam Hussein was executed

c)

The Israelis were liberated

d)

The Palestinian-Israeli War ended

110.

What was the cause for the Invasion of Iraq?

a)

To find Osama Bin Laden

b)

To find Saddam Hussein and the nuclear weapons that Iraq possessed

c)

To liberate Kuwait

d)

To protect oil

111.
In the Hindu religion the Ganges River is considered holy, and ritual bathing in its waters is practiced by an estimated 60,000 people per day. What is the MOST LIKELY effect of this practice?
a)
Such use of the river has raised major health risks for the population of the area.
b)
Tourism in the area has increased, and many new settlements are being established along the river.
c)
The government has passed laws to restrict access to the water to discourage pollution and contamination
d)
The government of India has worked to dam the river flow so people can practice ritual bathing without contaminating the water.
112.
Which of the following is a solution to water pollution?
a)
burn cleaner fuels
b)
Build and maintain sewage treatment plants
c)
limit driving
d)
burn all the trash
113.
Which desert?
a)
Thar Desert
b)
Gobi Desert
114.
Which river?
a)
Huang He
b)
Chang Jiang
115.
Which sea?
a)
Sea of Japan
b)
Yellow Sea
116.
Which country?
a)
Japan
b)
China
117.
Which sea?
a)
Yellow Sea
b)
East China Sea
118.
Which body of water?
a)
Chang Jiang
b)
South China Sea
119.
Which location?
a)
Himalaya Mountains
b)
Gobi Desert
120.
What team is from Atlanta
a)
Bucks
b)
Hawks
c)
Hornets
d)
Spurs
121.
Which location?
a)
Bay of Bengal
b)
Arabian Sea
122.
Which body of water?
a)
Arabian Sea
b)
Bay of Bengal
123.
Which mountains?
a)
Western Ghat Mountains
b)
Himalaya Mountains
124.
What was the purpose of the Ganges Action Plan that begun in 1980's?
a)
To try and clean up the river
b)
To bring an end to the cremations
c)
Replanting trees along the rivers
d)
To end using the river for drinking water
125.
Which two Asian nations are facing the GREATEST problems with air and water pollution?
a)
India and Japan
b)
Japan and China
c)
India and China
d)
Taiwan and India
126.
A recent air quality study conducted by the World Health Organization showed that 7 of 10 of the world's most polluted cities are in China. What is the MOST LIKELY effect of such pollution on the people of China?
a)
The Chinese population is moving from urban to rural areas to escape the pollution.
b)
Respiratory and heart disease related to air pollution are the leading causes of death in China.
c)
The Chinese government is cooperating with the United Nations to solve the pollution problem.
d)
The water sources of the nation are being severely damaged as a result of the air pollution.
127.

In a parliamentary government, unlike the presidential system, the head of government belongs to which branch?

a)

Judicial

b)

Executive

c)

Legislative

d)

National

128.

In which form of government is the opportunity for citizen involvement the HIGHEST?

a)

Constitutional Monarchy

b)

Parliamentary Democracy

c)

Autocracy

d)

Oligarchy

129.

Which nation would MOST LIKELY be associated with restrictions on personal liberties like freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of the press?

a)

North Korea

b)

South Korea

c)

Japan

d)

India

130.

In which nation would you be MOST LIKELY to find censorship of information, news, or any speech that is critical of the government?

a)

India

b)

Japan

c)

China

d)

South Korea

131.

Which nation experienced a communist revolution in the years immediately following World War II?

a)

Afghanistan

b)

China

c)

Japan

d)

Russia

132.

Both the Republic of India and Japan are examples of parliamentary republics. In both nations the legislative branch is ___, or made up of two houses.

a)

Unicameral

b)

Bicameral

c)

Appointed

d)

Proportional

133.

The president of this country is elected by an electoral college consisting of elected members of Parliament and the legislatures of the states.

a)

China

b)

India

c)

Japan

d)

North Korea

e)

South Korea

134.

The national legislature of this country basically rubber-stamps decisions made by the Communist Party.

a)

China

b)

India

c)

Japan

d)

North Korea

e)

South Korea

135.

The voting age is 19 in this country.

a)

China

b)

India

c)

Japan

d)

North Korea

e)

South Korea

136.

If India and Japan are both parliamentary democracies, how do they determine their leaders?

a)

The citizens vote on the legislature, then members of the legislature select the leaders.

b)

The citizens do not get to choose the leaders.

c)

The leaders are passed down through generations.

d)

The citizens directly vote on the leaders in both countries.

137.

Which statement about political parties is true for North Korea and China?

a)

There are many political parties.

b)

There is only one legal political party.

c)

The leader of a political party cannot be president.

d)

Those running for office may not be in the Communist Party.

138.

What responsibility is required by law for Indian citizens over the age of 18?

a)

marriage

b)

voting

c)

military service

d)

attending college

139.

Japan's emperor is the country's Head of state, a person who has ________________.

a)

the same powers as the chief executive

b)

a veto for laws passed by the legislature

c)

the most power in the national government

d)

a ceremonial role without much power

140.

Which government official do citizens of India and Japan each elect?

a)

president

b)

prime minister

c)

member of parliament

d)

emperor

141.

North Korea could be best described as what? Pick 2 that apply

a)

Demcracy

b)

Dictatorship

c)

Autocracy

d)

Republic

142.

Which pair of Asian countries below have democratic governments?

a)

India and Japan

b)

North Korea and Japan

c)

China and Vietnam

d)

North Korea and China

143.

Citizens of which country are considered to have the least freedom?

a)

South Korea

b)

Japan

c)

India

d)

North Korea

144.
A system of government in which the leader is elected by the citizens and is constitutionally independent of the legislature. 
a)
Autocracy
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Parliamentary democracy
d)
Presidential democracy
145.
What kind of government has the MOST citizen participation? 
a)
Democratic
b)
Autocratic
c)
Oligarchic
d)
Dictatorship
146.
In this type of democracy, the law-making body (legislature) chooses the leader.
a)
presidential
b)
republic
c)
dictatorship
d)
parliamentary
147.
Representative democracy where the executive branch is separate from the legislative branch
a)
Presidential democracy
b)
Republic
c)
Direct democracy
d)
Parliamentary democracy

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