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H. Civics Quiz 1

Honors Civics Quiz 1

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What is a State? Political community in a precise territory
Sovereignty Supreme and absolute authority within boundaries; Independent to make laws and foreign policy; Cannot interfere with rights of another state
Government Institution through which a state maintains social order, provides public service, and enforces decisions binding on residents
MATCHING Purposes of Gov: --> Maintain Social Order Make and enforces laws and provide a judicial system (ex: law enforcement)
MATCHING Purposes of Gov: --> Provide Public Services To promote the general welfare (ex: unemployment pay)
MATCHING Purposes of Gov: --> Provide Security and Defense Protect the country against threats of attack on terrorism (includes making treaties) (ex: military and national guard)
MATCHING Purposes of Gov: --> Provide for the Economy Pass laws that shape the economy, choose to distribute benefits and services
SHORT ANSWER Unitary System Key powers given to central government (United Kingdom)
SHORT ANSWER Federal System Divides power between national and state government (the U.S.)
Constitution Ideals "we the people" believe; a guide; statement of goals; framework for government
LIST #1 Goal of the US Constitution Establish Justice
LIST #2 Goal of the US Constitution Insure domestic tranquility
LIST #3 Goal of the US Constitution Provide for the common defense
LIST #4 Goal of the US Constitution Promote the general welfare
LIST #5 Goal of the US Constitution Secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves
LIST #6 Goal of the US Constitution Secure the blessings of liberty to our posterity (generations after us)
Autocracy One person has all authority; dynastic kinds, emperors; Maintain power through army and police (Saudi Arabia)
Monarchy One person has great power; inherit throne; Monarch power limited by tradition/law/constitution (Japan)
Republic Head of state (president and governors); voters elect others to run government (senators and representatives)
Economics Study of how limited resources are used to satisfy people's unlimited wants
Capitalism Freedom of choice and individual incentive for workers, investors, consumers, and business enterprises are emphasized
Socialism A system in which government: owns basic means of production, determines use of resources, distributes products and wages, provides social services (educations, health care, welfare, etc.)
Communism "The State" Controls: land, natural resources, banks, industry, transportation, and mass communication
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