Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism
This organization measures democracy and freedom around the world.
What is Freedom House?
Royal authority in England was limited in 1215 when King John signed this document.
What was the Magna Carta?
Unemployment, GDP, and inflation are all this type of factor we can use to measure a a country's development.
What are Economic Factors?
What is jus sanguinis?
This type of Dominant Party Regime uses a hierarchical organizational structure and comes to power through a revolution.
What are Communist Regimes?
This numbered "wave" of democratization begin after World War II but receded by the 1960s, as coups emerged in Latin America, African, and Asia.
What is the Second Wave?
This is the lower house of Parliament made up of 650 constituencies.
What is the House of Commons?
This world organization has nearly twenty Sustainable Development Goals.
What is the United Nations?
This conception of citizenship says that immigrants should be part of the country's existing societal and cultural practices.
What is the "Melting Pot"
This man is the current British Prime Minister.
Who is Andy Burnham?
An encompassing ideology, use of terror, and state ownership of media are three characteristics of this term.
What is totalitarianism?
This electoral system can be summarized as "tne number of votes won equals roughly the number of legislative seats"
What is Proportional Representation?
A "scramble" for land and power by European nations took place on this continent.
What is Africa?
For many individuals, this is the first place that you learn about politics.
What is the family?
This British Cabinet position deals with economic and fiscal issues.
Who is the Chancellor of the Exchequer?
This authoritarian became the supreme leader of Cuba in 1959 following a coup and remained in power for nearly 50 years.
Who was Fidel Castro?
This form of government has an elected president and selected prime minister who serve together in government.
What is Semi-Presidentialism?
This term relates to how much human activity or involvement is present in development of a country.
What is human agency?
These socializing effects can be brought on by a given event like the Watergate scandal or the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
What are Period Effects?
What is Bowling Alone?
This type of authoritarian regime often comes into power through a coup d'état.
What is a military regime?
When called by a legislature over an executive's lack of political support, it triggers new elections.
What is a Vote of No Confidence?
This individual is the current President of Mexico.
Who is Claudia Sheinbaum?
These socializing agents, including churches and temples, help teach people about law and social justice.
What are Religious Institutions?
The Citizenship Clause is found in this amendment to the U.S Constitution.
What is the Fourteenth Amemdment?