Systems of Government
How is power divided in a Federal government system?
Monarchy
Citizenship
When someone has full rights and responsibilities of that country
What is an example of a country that has a theocracy?
Saudi Arabia
The right to free speech, free press, free assembly, and to petition the government is which amendment:
1st Amendment
Unitary
What is a Theocracy
A government that is based on religious values or rules
Naturalization
The process of becoming a US citizen
True or False: a dictatorship and a democracy can exist in together
False
Which amendment is know as the "Search and Seizure" amendment because it prevents the police from searching individuals or their property without a warrant?
4th Amendment
A Confederal system is when...
States hold the power and central government is very limited
Direct, people vote on laws. Representative, people elect representatives to make laws
What is the definition of civic rights?
Things/opportunities/freedoms given to you at birth
An example of a country with a Monarchy is:
United Kingdom
What is the right given to US citizens in the 7th amendment?
The right to an unbiased jury
Can a country have two SYSTEMS of government at once?
No
Oligarchy is...
When a small group of people are in charge
What is the Bill of Rights
A list of the first 10 rights that American Citizens have
True
Which amendment states that all rights not written in the constitution are given to the people?
10th amendment
An example of a country with a Unitary system of government is:
North Korea
Switzerland has these two types of governments:
Direct Democracy and Representative Democracy
What is the most prominent responsibility of a citizen of the US
To vote
What is the form of government where only one person holds power?
Dictatorship
What rights are outlined in the 5th amendment
Right not not self-incriminate
Right of double jeopardy
Right to not be arrested without evidence