What is the Preamble?
Cities, Counties, and Towns
What are three types of local government?
By birth or naturalization
How can someone become a citizen?
Main goal is to win elections
What is the main goal of a political party?
Resources are limited but wants are unlimited
What is scarcity?
A form of government where citizens hold the power to rule and make laws
What is a democracy?
Power comes from the state and created by the General Assembly
Where does the local government power come from?
Trustworthiness, Honesty, Responsibility, Accountability, Self-reliance, Patriotism, Courtesy
What are traits of a good citizen?
A party forming around single issues or new ideas
What are third parties?
Wealth & resources of a place and how they are used in production and consumption
What is an economy?
A system of law based on traditions, past court decisions, and customs
What is English Common Law?
Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General
What is the structure of state executive branches?
To Vote, Be informed, Participate in government
What are civic responsibilities?
Connecting citizens to government, Help simplify choices for others
Why do political parties matter?
Consumers will buy more at lower prices and less at higher prices
What is the law of demand?
The people have the right of make decisions through voting
What is popular sovereignty?
Chief of State, Chief Legislator, Chief Executive, Chief of Party, Commander-in-Chief, Chief Citizen
What are the roles of the governor?
The 14th Amendment
What defines citizenship?
Voting in elections, Create/ Sign petitions, Join interest groups
What are some ways individuals can influence elections and public policy?
Producers will produce more at high prices and less at low prices
What is the law of supply?
First 10 amendments of the Constitution (RAPPS)
What is the Bill of Rights?
General Assembly - House of Delegates and VA Senate
Obeying the law, Pay taxes, Defend nation, Attend School
What are civic duties?
Groups that can raise and donate money to support candidates or causes
What are PACs?
More has been produced than what is consumed and is caused when price is about equilibrium price