Policies pt 1
Policies pt 2
Economic Policies
Government in Society
Government in Economy
100

Policy where the set of decisions that a government makes relates to things that directly affect their citizens

What is domestic policy?

100

Policy where involving a government’s strategies and actions when engaging with other countries

What is foreign policy?

100

This shows the fluctuation of economic activity, such as booms/expansions and recessions/contractions

What is the business cycle?

100

This type of federalism does not include any overlapping of powers between federal and state governments

What is dual federalism OR layer cake federalism?

100

This is the one case of a GOOD monopoly

What are utlities?

200

List at least 1 type of domestic policy.  Each correct answer earns you 200 points

What are distributive, regulatory, and redistributive policies?

200

This is the "stirring the pot" policy

What is interventionism?

200

The federal government is in charge of this economic policy

What is fiscal policy?

200

These levels of government cover the costs of education

What are local and state governments?

200

A farmers market, where two vendors are selling tomatoes at different prices would be considered this

What is perfect competition?

300

When creating domestic policies, lawmakers must consider these two things

Who pays and who benefits?

300

This is what causes the U.S. to switch back and forth between isolationism and interventionism

What is being drug into wars?

300

This economic policy is focused on keeping the interest rate steady and employment high

What is monetary policy?

300

Name at least one social welfare program

Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, Food Stamps, IDEA 

300

In this society, a few companies dominate the market

What is an oligopoly? 

400

Special interest groups and this other position play a big part in influencing policies

What are lobbyists?

400

This document warned European countries that if they attacked or tried to claim any Latin country, the U.S. would intervene

What is the Monroe Doctrine?

400

This economic system is where assets are controlled by the government

What is socialism?

400

What is the difference between creative and new federalism?  You must identify which is which

In creative federalism, federal government has more power

In new federalism, state governments have more power

400

When companies of a similar product work together to avoid competition, and raise prices on their products to increase revenue, they form this

What is a trust?

500

This legislative act or administration was created as a directly result of Upton Sinclair publishing his muckraking work The Jungle

What is the Pure Food and Drug Act OR what was the Food and Drug Administration?

500

This act of domestic policy pushed to expand the Monroe Doctrine, stating the US had a right to intervene in situations in the Western Hemisphere against European nations

What is the Roosevelt Corollary?

500

In this phase of the business cycle, banks increase interests rates, spending decreases, and employment decreases

What is the contractionary phase?

500

This president signed the Affordable Healthcare Act into law; its also partially named after him

Who is Barack Obama?

500

This program by FDR created a bunch of new government programs to help aid society and pull us out of the Great Depression

What was the New Deal?

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