US System
Vocabulary
Powers
Groups
Leaders
200

A system of government in which leaders listen to their people and make the decisions the people want.

What is democracy

200
A plan to help a person or a country win. 

What is strategy?


200

When legislative, executive, and judicial power are all held by different people who do not have power over one another. 

What is separation of powers?

200

An organization made up of many different countries from all over the world that was started after World War II. 

What is United Nations?

200

A leader with executive authority over a municipality

What is a magistrate?

400

A small area with the power to govern itself.

What is a municipality?

400

An area made up of many municipalities, usually including both main islands and the outer islands nearby.

What is a district?

400

The power to make suggestions to the American Government, but not the power to make laws.

What is advisory power?

400

An organization made up of many different countries from all over the world that was active between World War I and World War II. 

What is League of Nations?

400

An official with authority over a Trust Territory district.

What is a district administrator?

600

A group of elected officials who gather to make decisions and laws for their people. 

What is a legislature?

600

A group of people with their own leaders who not need any outside power to tell them what to do. 

What is a self-governing community?

600
The power to decide who is right in an argument.
What is judicial power?
600

A group of island leaders from all over the Trust Territory with advisory powers, an early version of the Congress of Micronesia.

What is Council of Micronesia?

600

An American official with authority over the entire Trust Territory. 

What is a high commissioner?

800

A congress with two house, or groups of leaders.

What is a bicameral congress?

800

A special arrangement in which the United States was allowed to do almost anything it wanted in Micronesia and could stay for as long as it wanted.

What is strategic trusteeship?

800

The power to make laws. 

What is legislative power?

800

A group of island leaders from all over the Trust Territory whose power over the American Government increased throughout the 1960s and 1970s.

What is Congress of Micronesia?

800

A leader who takes his or her authority from a position in government, education, a position as a respected member of the community, and an understanding of the way the government works.

What is a professional politician?

1000

A congress with one house, or group of leaders.

What is a unicameral congress?

1000

An arrangement in which a country that won the Second World War governed a colony of a country that lost the war just long enough to get it ready for independence.

What is a United Nations trusteeship?

1000

The power to put laws into action. 

What is executive power? 

1000

Micronesia's name during its American occupation.

What is Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands (TTPI)?

1000

Holds Trials to decide who is right and who is wrong in an argument

What is a municipal judge?

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