A political figure can wield authority and at the same time not hold the legitimacy to rule.

A state's SOFT power pertains to its ability to coerce or induce pressure to another state through the showcase or direct utility of force (e.g., military or nuclear prowess).

In the political spectrum, the right advocates for the preservation of tradition, maintenance of the status quo, and premium of the state or nation over the public.

By theory, the three branches of the government are led by the executive branch since this is where the head of the government resides. Hence, the executive branch is the most powerful branch.

The head of the government represents the state, like in the case of foreign dignitaries. The head of the state governs the affairs of the state.

In the Philippines, the head of the government and the head of state is one of the same.

In a parliamentary system, the prime minister is elected by the public. Hence, the prime minister is directly accountable to the public.

The 1986 Philippine Constitution consists of 11 articles overall.

In the prescribed line of succession, the Speaker of the House is the third in line upon the instance of the president's incapacity to continue office.

The Chief Justice of the Philippines, upon election, is only given a maximum of 5 years to hold office, upon which s/he is mandatorily needed to step down from the position.

In our country, only the president, vice president, and Chief Justice can be removed from their positions via the proces of impeachment.

In our country's impeachment process, the House of Representatives presents the article of impeachment. Upon approval of the house, the Senate tries the articles of impeachment, upon which they become the impeachment court which will hold the final verdict of the impeached person in subject.

Elections in the Philippines are held every first Monday of May after every three years (whether midterms or national).

Philippine political parties (those that are particularly dominant in the political scene) are predominantly centrist in ideology.

The actual process of how humans interact in groups.

The process of decision-making and the process by which decisions are implemented.

The following are values of politics except...

Defined as the group of people with the authority to govern a country or state, particularly ministry in office.

The scientific study of politics

The executive, legislative and judiciary departments in the Philippines are examples of...

The activities or actions which formulates or make decision to achieve the goal of the country using power which came from the Greek word polis which means city-state.

In politics everyone is involved while_______ is universal but studied only by few.

The President prioritizes the fight against COVID 19 in its whole of the government effort is an example of...

During election, each party are having their own platform of government which will be their guide once they win the election.

What is Politics?

Politics is derived from the Greek word "Polis" which means?

Who Participates in Politics?

Which is not part of the Group?

Politics involves ______

Which of the following does not belong to the group?

Statement A: Politics is necessary to create a just society.

Statement B: Politics is meant to resolve conflict

According to Aristotle, if people participate in politics the people will _____

Statement A: Politics is limited in workplace

Statement B: Politics is everywhere

Politics can be studies using the following, except for:

What approach focuses its study on politics and the individuals, involved particularly, the actors of the system

Which is the focus in the study of the positive approach?

Governance refers to ________

Statement A: Participation is important in Governance

Statement B: Participation could either be direct or indirect

In the concept of good governance, which does not belong to the group?

Which are the three philosophers mentioned in this topic?

_______ is the term reffered to the city-state in the ancient Greece.

Defined as the process that determines the distribution of power and resources

A political community that involves four important elements.

A social science discipline that studies the state and the government.

Who is the Father of Political Science?

Which among the choices is the best to describe power?

Community, Fraternity, Social Equality and Social Class, Common Ownership

the general patterns and interlocking systems of governing across both public and private spheres by which the overall social, economic, and political life of a society is organized and managed, whether democratically or not, whether there are formal institutions or not, and whether done by national, international, or transnational agencies.

Which of this best describes a leader

Influence refers to the actual use of power, for example, in the form of influence tactics such as threats or promises

Power is The ability or potential of.........

Power yang didasari oleh posisi yang dijabat seseorang adalah

Power yang didasari oleh karisma seseorang adalah

Berikut yang merupakan faktor penentu cara pemberian influence, yaitu

Ketika urgensi masalah tinggi, maka influence lebih baik diberikan dengan pendekatan

Pekerjaan dilakukan tanpa rasa antusiasme adalah ciri munuclnya hasil influence

Berikut yang mempengaruhi hasil dari influence, yaitu

Tujuan meningkatkan jumlah total power dalam organisasi adalah agar SDM

Poin penting ketika melakukan influence adalah perlu adanya:

Berikut yang merupakan tujuan mengkomunikasikan visi, yaitu

Pengarahan tinggi & pengawasan ketat perlu dilakukan saat kemampuan SDM ..... & urgensi masalah.....

A state may acquire a territory by discovering a continent, an island or land with no inhabitants or occupied by uncivilized inhabitants

It is the mode of acquiring a territory through continuous and undisputed exercise of sovereignty over it during such period as is necessary to create under the influence of historical development the general conviction that the present condition of things is in conformity with international order.

The following lands can be the subjects of discovery and occupation, except

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It is the transfer of territory usually by

treaty from one state to another.

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It is the intentional acquisition by a state

over a territory which at the time of claim is not

under the sovereignty of any state.

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It means continued occupation over a

long period of time by one state of a territory

originally belonging to another state.

Click the best answer.

It is the oldest method of acquiring title to

territory. However, discovery alone would not

suffice to establish legal title. It is necessary that

the discovered area must be physically occupied.

What is the branch of government that enforces the laws?

He/she serves as the Head of the State, Head of the Government and the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.

What are the three branches of the government?

Number of regions in the Philippines.

Which of the following is NOT an ideology?

Type of government in which the power resides in the people.

Which are the three independent Constitutional Commissions?

It is an institution that rules a country.

How many branch does the Philippine Government have?

The branches of the Philippine Government are _______________________.

The type of government that the Philippines has

The Philippine Government is both unitary and presidential.

This branch is responsible for making/creating laws.

This branch is responsible for carrying out laws.

This branch is responsible for interpreting laws.

Where can we find the President and Vice-President?

These are the two chambers of the Legislative Branch.

The highest law in the Philippines

It is the highest court of the Philippines.

The following are the qualifications to become a president EXCEPT ___________.

We can remove public servants through __________________.

What will happen if we don't have a GOVERNMENT?

Ruled by emperor

First word of Preamble

Philippines is an example of

What is the first part of the constitution?

Who has the power to implement laws?

How many branches does the Philippine Government have?

True or False? The 1987 Constitution requires that a candidate for President must be at least a college graduate.

What is the age requirement to qualify to run as President of the Philippines?

Who is the current Senate President of the Philippines?

How many senators does the Philippines have?

Who among the following CANNOT be removed by impeachment?

True or False?

The President of the Philippines can declare a state of war against other countries.

A Filipino must be at least ___ years old in order to vote during elections.

True or False?

Sara Duterte can still run again as Vice President in the 2028 elections.

Which of the branches of Philippine Government is the most powerful?

What is the definition of territory?

Why is territory significant?

What does the national territory of the Philippines comprise?

What is the legal title in relation to Philippine territory?

What is the significance of determining the extent of Philippine territory?

What is the term for the authority of a state to dictate and enforce purpose to its citizens?

Which type of sovereignty refers to the ability to create and enforce its own laws within its own territory?

The threat of invasion from other independent states or countries.

Type of sovereignty to have a freedom form interference from another state

The threat that will violate the rule of law and endanger the well-being of citizen

What are "Checks and Balances?"