Essential characteristics
True/False
Government does not have protection.
False
Who did Hobbes believe was included in the social contract?
Citizen and the Governed
How many roles does the Government have?
4
Which type of Government has a ruler called a king of a queen?
Monarchy
What is a rule book for the country?
The Constition
What essential characteristic is listed in the constitution?
Laws
What was the state of nature for Hobbes?
Everyone had a right to everything; war
No production ( inventions, art, tools, crops, not being made)
How are schools included in the 4 roles of Government?
Helping citizens
What are the two systems of Government?
Authoritarian and non authoritarian
Describe separation of power?
Dividing power among different branches of Government
Does a government have to have citizens?
Yes
WHat was Locke's state of nature?
- a world with no Gov.
-no rules, no leader
- natural rights weren't protected (life, liberty, property)
What is highway patrol's role in government?
Keep order
What are the two types of democracy?
Direct/Representative
Identify the description
Protecting the rights and opinions of small and unpopular groups.
Rights of the minority
What are the essential characteristics to government?
Citizens, laws, protect, leaders.
What was being exchanged in Hobbes social contract?
powers, rights, and protection
What are the 4 roles of Government?
Keep order, make laws, help citizens, and protect the country
In what government type does nobody control?
Autocracy
How many limitations on government are there?
5
What are 4 examples of Government.
Theocracy, Monarchy, Oligarchy, Democracy
Who is involved in both Hobbes and Locke's social contract?
Citizens and Governed
What are 4 examples of protection?
Army, Air force, Marines, Navy
True/False
All authoritarian systems of government have one ruler.
False
Oligarchy is a authoritarian system which a small group can be the rulers.
WHat are the 5 limitations of Government?
The Constitution, The rule of law, Seperation of power, Consent of governed, Rights of the minority