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Politics and Gov
United Kingdom
Mexico
Nigeria
200

This is the index that uses data such as life expectancy, amount of schooling, and income.

Human Development Index

200

The term limits in Nigeria for the president

Two 4 year terms

200

The six most prominent political parties in the United Kingdom

Labour, Conservative, Lib-Dems, SNP, Plaid Cymru, Sinn Fein

200

A system in which two different factions trade favors, one usually being more dominant than the other, to gain political advantage

Patron-clientelism

200

Name of a distinct nation in Nigeria

Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo...

400

Market value of goods and services produced over a certain time in a country

Gross domestic product (GDP)

400

The delegation of power to regional governments

Devolution

400

The primary cleavage in the United Kingdom

Social class

400

Former party of current MORENA leader Lopez Obrador

PRD

400

A secessionist state in south-eastern Nigeria that existed from 30 May 1967 to 15 January 1970.

Biafra

500

The country that has the highest GDP per capita

United Kingdom

500

Mexico's lower house is called...

The Chamber of Deputies

500

The Prime Minister of the UK is a Member of Parliament who holds a seat in:

The majority party of the House of Commons

500

The first President to defeat the PRI in an election

Vicente Fox

500

Right wing party and dominant party in the Fourth Republic.

PDP

600

Concentration of power at the national level with more uniform policies and potentially more efficient policy making

Unitary states

600

Election system in which one candidate wins the election as the sole winner by winning the most votes (not necessarily a majority of 50% + at least 1 vote.)

Plurality System

600

MPs from all parties decide whether or not they want a government to continue; can oust a Prime Minister

Vote of No Confidence

600

Early 19th century leaders that helped define what patron-clientelism is today

Caudillos

600

A Nigerian of Yoruba descent,serving twice as his nation's head of state, as a military ruler between 13 February 1976 to 1 October 1979; and as elected President from 29 May 1999 to 29 May 2007.

Obasanjo

700

100% Gini Index score shows this perfectly

Income Inequality

700

Which country has gender quotas within their election policy

Mexico

700

A coalition government occurs when...

No single party wins an outright majority

700

Government owned agencies that provide goods and services normally provided by private individuals

Parastatal Organizations (like PEMEX)

700

He was the de facto President of Nigeria from 1993 to 1998, until the "coup from God"...

Abacha

800

Areas of the Mexico’s manufacturing industry mostly located in northern Mexico; factories established to assemble parts imported from the United States for assembly in Mexico

Maquiladora zones

800

The country where the constitution/documents do not offer a way to impeach/remove the leader

Mexico

800

The Prime Minister who presided over devolution, and their party

Tony Blair (Labour)

800

A system that grants land from the Mexican government to peasant organizations

Ejidos

800

What are the political beliefs of the APC (and what does that stand for)?

Left wing: education, healthcare, human rights...but also military. All Progressives Congress.