the ability to influence the importance placed on the topics of the public.

A political doctrine that asserts a monopoly of truth.

collectivism, common humanity, equality, workers’ control, and social classes are example of what type of Ideologies

Hitler destroyed all political opposition; invaded countries across Europe; launched World War II in partnership with Mussolini; and ordered the genocide of millions.

What type of Ideology was portrayed in the event?

rejects all forms of coercive authority and hierarchy in favor of the organization of society based on cooperation and voluntary participation

is a political philosophy and movement encompassing a wide range of economic and social systems which are characterised by social ownership of the means of production, as opposed to private ownership.

represents a society without rulers, it can more generally refer to a stateless society, or a society without government

Indicator of good governance wherein the most vulnerable ones are taken into consideration.

What are the two divisions that make up the Congress (Legislative Branch of the Republic of the Philippines)?

Good governance requires fair legal frameworks that are enforced by an impartial regulatory body, for the full protection of stakeholders.

It is means that information should be provided in easily understandable forms and media

Good governance requires that organizations and their processes are designed to serve the best interests of stakeholders within a reasonable timeframe.

In general, an organization is accountable to those who will be affected by its decisions or actions as well as the applicable rules of law.

“A large group whose members believe they belong together on the basis of a shared identity as a people''

A political association that establishes sovereign jurisdiction within defined territorial borders and exercises authority through a set of permanent institutions”

The following are the essential features of a state, except for one.

Refers to the “emergence of a complex

web of interconnectedness that means our lives are

increasingly shaped by events that occur, and

decisions that are made, at a great distance from us”

He is the first Spanish Governor General in the Philippines.

Under whose leadership was Philippine independence proclaimed on June 12, 1898?

Where did the Spaniards establish their first permanent settlement?

Who became President of the Japanese-sponsored Republic and became a controversial figure after?

The right of a government to exist and rule over a country or subjects

What refers to a set of ideas that “structure political understanding and so set goal and inspire activism, shape the nature of political systems, and act as a form of social cement”?

A key concept of political science that explains a place where people composed of the state are located within.

Identified as the group of persons in charge of running a

a particular ministry in a nation or state

Core characteristic of a good governance which reffers to all men and women should be able to express their opinions in the decision-making process, either directly or through reputable intermediary institutions that stand up for their interests.

Core characteristic of a good governance which describe as due to the general trust character of government office, this is a constitutional requirement. Decision-makers in the public and private spheres as well as in civil society organizations are answerable to institutional stakeholders and the general public.

Core characteristic of a good governance which pertains to institutions and process try to serve all stakeholders from all walks of life but taking into prime account the majority welfare.

Core characteristic of a good governance which describe as the process and institutions produced results that meet needs making the best use of resources. Wastages is another form of red tape in the bureaucracy.

A group of community activists organizes a series of town hall meetings to address a contentious local zoning dispute. They encourage open dialogue, facilitate negotiations between opposing factions, and ultimately help the residents reach a mutually agreeable solution. This approach to conflict resolution most closely aligns with which view of politics?

In a grassroots movement, citizens organize boycotts and protests, strategically leveraging social media to mobilize public opinion and pressure government officials to address environmental injustices, even without holding formal political office. This scenario best exemplifies the understanding of politics as:

A senator is proposing a law that limits social media use in schools. The debate takes place in Congress and involves government officials and civil servants. This activity best illustrates:

A public health agency, faced with a sudden outbreak of a highly contagious disease, promptly disseminates accurate information to the public, sets up mobile testing centers in affected areas within 24 hours, and ensures that medical supplies reach all hospitals in a timely manner. This agency's actions best exemplify which principle of good governance?

A newly enacted law in a developing country mandates that all legal proceedings, from arrest to sentencing, strictly follow established procedures and protect the rights of the accused, regardless of their social or economic status. This legislative effort fundamentally strengthens which core principle of good governance?

In a national legislature, a powerful political party consistently ensures that bills addressing climate change, despite growing public concern, are never brought to a vote or even seriously discussed in committees. This action primarily demonstrates the exercise of which dimension of power?

A government launches a massive public information campaign, utilizing state-controlled media and educational curricula, to promote a specific nationalistic narrative and discourage dissent. Over time, a significant portion of the population begins to genuinely believe in and internalize this narrative, leading to a decline in critical thinking about government policies. This scenario best illustrates which dimension of power?

Your school head asks you to submit paperwork before 5 PM. You do it—even if you're busy—because, well… they’re THE BOSS. What kind of power is that?

Your classmate gets people to follow her group because she bakes cookies for everyone during meetings. What power is she flexing?

Nobody dares to disagree with the group leader because the last one who did ended up doing all the tasks. What power is this?

The ICT teacher always gets special treatment because she can fix every tech problem in under 5 minutes. She has:

Your groupmate has zero title but always convinces the group to go with her idea because she's confident and everyone loves her vibe. This is:

The school nurse tells you to rest after feeling dizzy. You obey—not because she’s scary, but because you trust her knowledge. What kind of power is that?

Your club president always gets volunteers just by complimenting people’s outfits. That’s:

A teacher says, “If you pass early, you can leave early.” What power is being used?

You do what the principal says, not because you're scared, but because… well, they’re the principal. What power is at play?

Which of the following best distinguishes a state from a nation?

Which of the following is an example of cultural globalization?

If a government collapses but the population and territory remain, does the state still exist? Why or why not?

A country allows international organizations like the UN and WTO to influence its trade and security policies. This shows: