BORDERS & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
GOVERNMENT TYPES & POWER
DEMOCRACY & SYSTEMS
Citizenship
POLITICS & MEDIA
100

A line that separates one place from another (a country, state, or region).

Border

100

Limited Government

A government whose power is restricted by laws or a constitution.

100

Government where people have the power.

Democracy

100

Freedoms people have (speech, religion, trial by jury, etc.).

Rights

100

A group of people with similar ideas about government (Democrats, Republicans, etc.).

Political Party

200

Countries talking to solve problems peacefully.

Diplomacy

200

Unlimited Government

A government where leaders have total power with almost no rules.

200

Representative Democracy

People elect leaders to make decisions for them.

200

Things citizens should do (obey laws, pay taxes, go to school until 16, jury duty).

Responsibilities

200

What many people think about an issue.

Public Opinion

300

A country’s plan for dealing with other countries.

Foreign Policy

300

Totalitarian Government

A type of unlimited government where the leader controls EVERYTHING (news, speech, jobs).

300

A country that makes its own laws and decisions.

Sovereign Nation

300

Jury Duty

Serving on a jury in a court case when called.

300

Ways people get information (TV, internet, newspaper, radio).

Media

400

United Nations

A group of countries working together to keep peace and help with world problems.

400

The rulebook that limits the government’s power.

Constitution

400

Presidential Democracy

People vote for a president (U.S. system).

400

Money citizens pay to the government for services (schools, roads, fire dept).

Taxes

400

Only showing positive stories about a leader and hiding all the negative ones.

Propaganda

500

Humanitarian Aid

Help given to people during disasters or wars (food, water, medicine, shelter).

500

When the government controls what people can say, read, or see.

Censorship

500

Parliamentary Democracy

People vote for Parliament, and Parliament chooses the prime minister (most countries).

500

Required actions citizens must do (obey laws, attend school, pay taxes, serve on juries).

Civic Duties

500

Mass Media

Ways information is spread to lots of people at once (TV, websites, newspapers, radio).

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