Gov't Powers
the right to make laws
a. constitution
b. executive power
c. judicial power
d. legislative power
d. legislative power
powers divided between a central government and local governments
a. autocracy
b. federal government
c. oligarchy
d. confederate government
e. presidential government
b. federal government
suggested but not stated in the Constitution
a. concurrent powers
b. delegated powers
c. expressed powers
d. implied powers
e. inherent powers
f. reserved powers
d. implied powers
the right to vote
a. electorate
b. franchise
c. 19th Amendment
d. poll tax
e. Suffrage
e. Suffrage
process of naming candidates
a. closed primary
b. nomination
c. nonpartisan election
d. open primary
b. nomination
the powers to decide the meaning of laws
a. constitution
b. executive powers
c. judicial powers
d. legislative powers
c. judicial powers
one person with unlimited political power
a. autocracy
b. federal government
c. oligarchy
d. confederate government
e. presidential government
a. autocracy
shared by both the states and national government
a. concurrent powers
b. delegated powers
c. expressed powers
d. implied powers
e. inherent powers
f. reserved powers
a. concurrent powers
The work of getting someone elected to public office
a. campaign
b. candidate
c. major parties
d. multiparty system
a. campaign
primary in which only party members vote
a. closed primary
b. nomination
c. nonpartisan election
d. open primary
a. closed primary
shared by both the states and national government
a. concurrent powers
b. delegated powers
c. expressed powers
d. implied powers
e. inherent powers
f. reserved powers
a. concurrent powers
several separate states join together
a. autocracy
b. federal government
c. oligarchy
d. confederate government
e. presidential government
d. confederate government
not given to the national government
a. concurrent powers
b. delegated powers
c. expressed powers
d. implied powers
e. inherent powers
f. reserved powers
f. reserved powers
means suffrage
a. electorate
b. franchise
c. 19th Amendment
d. poll tax
e. Suffrage
b. franchise
primary in which any qualified voter can vote
a. closed primary
b. nomination
c. nonpartisan election
d. open primary
d. open primary
expressed, implied, or inherent powers of the national government
a. concurrent powers
b. delegated powers
c. expressed powers
d. implied powers
e. inherent powers
f. reserved powers
b. delegated powers
a small group holds all political power
a. autocracy
b. federal government
c. oligarchy
d. confederate government
e. presidential government
c. oligarchy
means that all of the Senate's seats are never up for election at the same time
a. continuous body
b. expelled
c. formal qualifications
d. informal qualifications
a. continuous body
all the people who may vote
a. electorate
b. franchise
c. 19th Amendment
d. poll tax
e. Suffrage
a. electorate
primary in which candidates are not identified by party
a. closed primary
b. nomination
c. nonpartisan election
d. open primary
c. nonpartisan election
laws and goals a government follows or pursues
a.constitution
b.executive powers
c.judicial powers
d. legislative powers
e.public policy
e.public policy
legislative and executive branches are separate but equal
a. autocracy
b. federal government
c. oligarchy
d. confederate government
e. presidential government
e. presidential government
assumed by any national government of a sovereign state
a. concurrent powers
b. delegated powers
c. expressed powers
d. implied powers
e. inherent powers
f. reserved powers
e. inherent powers
provides a wide choice of candidates and ideas
a. campaign
b. candidate
c. major parties
d. multiparty system
d. multiparty system
a voting district
a. absentee voting
b. ballot
c. online voting
d. polling place
e. precinct
e. precinct