50+grt
Created by Sarai Orduno
Seven forms of government
Democracy, democracy ,monarchy ,Dictatorship ,oligarchy, and totalitarianism
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Seven forms of government | Democracy, democracy ,monarchy ,Dictatorship ,oligarchy, and totalitarianism |
Similarities in dictatorship and monarchy | One person holds all the power |
Common features in market economies | Based on supplying |
Which economic system allows for decisions to be based on the needs and wants of consumers | Economic system |
which economic system are people traditionally poor with a low standard of living? | where people are traditionally poor with a low standard of living. |
Who makes the decisions in a command economy? | The government |
Federal advantage | is that the power is divided between national and regional governments. |
Federal disadvantage | would be that some laws are conflicting and may cause confusion on
citizens. |
Confederal advantage | would be that power resides on the regions, which are independent states. |
Confederal disadvantage | would be that it has a weak central authority. |
Unitary advantage | would be that power is that laws are the same everywhere ensuring equality. |
Unitary disadvantage | would be that minority groups and other citizens problems are often overlooked. |
What type of political and economic system do we have in the U.S? | a mixed economy market and we have a federal republic political system. |
What type of system of government was created under the Articles of Confederation? | Confederate system |
What is the most common way of political participation? | Voting |
Which part of the Constitution did the framers list the six goals for American government? | preamble |
Which part of the constitution establishes three branches of government | Article |
Which part of the constitution establishes three branches of government | Article |
Which part of the Constitution provides for formal changes to the Constitution? | Article |
Who has the power to settle disputes between states |
US Supreme Court |
Who has the power to declare war? | The Congress |
Where all revenue bills originate | House of Representative |
How many amendments are in the Constitution? | 27 |
How many articles are in the Constitution? | 7 |
How is power divided in the U.S. government | 3 branches |
How many houses are in Congress? | Senate and House of Representatives |
What was the greatest obstacle approving the constitution | Bill of Rights |
What is the Supreme Law of the land? | US Constitution |
Which Bill of Rights amendments play a key role in protecting the rights of those accused of a crime | Amendments 4-8 |
The phrase you have the right to remain silent, protect citizens from | Self-incrimination |
First amendment | Freedom of speech, freedom, religion write a petition of government and assembly |
Second amendment | Right of bear arms |
Third amendment | Right to not let soldiers in your house |
Fourth Amendment | Protect from unreasonable, searching |
Fifth amendment | Grants jury and self-incriminating double |
Sixth amendment | Write to speedy by trial jury |
Seventh amendment | Jury and trial and civil lawsuits |
Eighth amendment | Protection of excessive fines in arrest |
Ninth amendment | Protection of non enumerated right retained by people |
10th amendment | Powers were reserved to the states and people |
I asked for four types of third parties | Economic parties single issue party and ideological party |
Primary goal of political party | The main goal is to gain and maintain power by winning election. |
Democrats are | Liberal |
Republicans are | Conservatives |
Blue states | Democrats(donkey) |
Red state(elephant) | Republican |
What event triggers reapportionment of seats in the House of Representatives? | 10yr census decides |
What do powers of oversight? Confirmation impeachment. ratification override an amendment having common. | Part of legislative branch and checks and balances |
Power was given to the senate | Impeachment ratification treaties Advising consent |
The Congress job | Making laws |
How we build becomes a law | Introduced,reviewed by committee ,voting and executive action |
Most important leadership in the Congress | Speaker of the house |
Who advices is president | Executive office |
Purpose of amendments 22 through 25 | Prevents leader from holding all the power |