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1 1. Governments can be classified by 3 standards, name the 3 standards. A. Who can participate in the governing process, the geographic distribution of governmental power, and the relationship between the legislative and executive branches B. Who cannot participate in the governing process, the geographic distribution of governmental power, and the relationship between the legislative and executive branches C. Who can participate in the legislative process in the U.S., the geographic distribution of governmental power, and the relationship between the legislative and executive branches D. Who can participate in the governing process, the logical distribution of governmental power, and the relationship between the legislative and executive branches 2. Name the form of government in which one person has all the power. D. Autocracy 3. In a a king or queen rules the country. B. Oligarchy C. Monarchy D. Anarchy 4. A is a form of government where one leader has absolute control over citizens lives D. Dictatorship 5. Which form of government can coexist with a monarchy? A. Theocracy D. Forbeship 6. A monarchy can be like a or it can be limited by a constitution and be part of a democracy. D. Dictatorship
2 7. Name the two fundamental type of democracies. A. direct and representative B. absolute and direct C. representative and indirect D. republic and representative 8. A direct democracy exists when A. the will of the people is translated by representatives into law directly by the people themselves. B. the will of the people is translated by the executive into. C. the will of the people is translated into law directly by the representatives themselves. D. none of the above 9. Elected leaders or representatives do the day to day work of governing the county; they consider the issues, work to find solutions and pass laws and do all of the other things necessary to keep a county going. Citizens hold the ultimate power though, because if they don t like what the representatives are doing, they can vote in new ones. Name the form of government described above. A. Direct Democracy B. Autocracy C. Dictatorship D. Representative democracy 10. Name the form of government that is a Greek work, meaning, rule by a few. A. dictatorship B. oligarchy C. democracy D. republic 11. When a small group of military leaders who rule a country after taking is by force the oligarchy is called a. A. Julio B. Jesuit C. Junta D. None of the above 12. Traditionally in an oligarchy the only a certain group has political power, what might this group have in common? A. Members of the same political party B. One Social Class C. One Race
3 13. Name the form of government that recognizes God or a divine being as the ultimate authority. A. Theocracy B. oligarchy C. democracy D. republic 14. Modern theocracies are usually found in countries where the population is strongly A. Educated B. Socialized C. Religious 15. Name the human state of existence before any governments developed. B. Oligarchy C. Anarchy D. Monarchy 16. Which countries currently hold anarchy as their current form of government. A. There several countries that have anarchy as their form of government. B. There are several indecent countries that have anarchy as their form of government. C. There are only Middle Eastern countries that have anarchy as their form of government. D. There are no countries that have anarchy as their form of government. 17. Name the 3 classification of governments by geographic distribution of power. A. Unitary Government B. Confederate Government C. Federal Government 18. Unitary government is where A. all powers are held by a single central agency B. an alliance of independent states C. governments are divided between a central government, state governments, and several local governments D. A&B 19. A Confederate Government is where A. all powers are held by a single central agency B. an alliance of independent states C. governments are divided between a central government, state governments, and several local governments D. None of the above
4 20. A Federal Government system is where A. all powers are held by a single central agency B. an alliance of independent states C. governments are divided between a central government, state governments, and several local governments 21. In the U.S. our system of government is divided amongst national, state and local agencies. Which geographic distribution of power best represents this system? A. Unitary B. Socialist C. Confederate D. Federal 22. The E.U. is a loose alliance of indent states where they hold a common currency, the Euro. Which geographic distribution of power best represents this system? A. Unitary B. Confederate C. Federal D. Communist 23. In Switzerland citizens elect representatives to sit in two different lawmaking assemblies. But citizens also vote several times a year to decide on laws. Which forms of government exist in Switzerland. A. Direct Democracy B. Indirect Democracy C. Theocracy D. A&B 24. One man leads North Korea and controls its government. He also controls its ruling political party. The ruling party chooses candidates for an Assembly, and citizens vote. The candidates do not have opponents, so citizens have no choices. Which form of government is in place in North Korea? A. Direct Democracy C. Direct Democracy 25. Saudi Arabia is led by a king. The king appoints a Council of Ministers to help govern, but there are no elections. Saudi Arabia s Basic Law states that the country s constitution is the Islamic holy book the Qur an and other religious traditions. Which form of government is in place in Saudi Arabia? A. Monarchy B. Junta C. Theocracy and Monarchy D. Democracy
5 26. Voters elect the legislature and the chief Executive in this classification of government. A. Executive Relationship B. Judicial Relationship C. Presidential Relationship D. Parliamentary Relationship 27. In the Parliamentary Relationship between the legislature and the executive A. Voters elect the Chief Executive B. Voters elect the Legislature, and the Chief Executive is drawn from the Legislature C. Voters elect the Legislature and the chief executive D. A&B A B D E C 28. Letter A represents which form of government? B. Monarchy 29. Letter B represents which form of government? B. Monarchy 30. Letter C represents which form of government?
6 31. Letter D represents which form of government? 32. Letter E represents which form of government? D. Democracy
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