Government
Government
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Economics
100

What is a democracy?

A government by the people for the people.

100

What is Feudalism?

A political, economic, and social system in which a lord bestowed property, usually land, to a peasant.

100

A source written by someone who witnessed the event.

Primary Source

100

What are the pros and cons of a socialist economy?

Pros:

  • Reduces Inequalities
  • Universal Healthcare
  • Diminished Class Conflict

Cons:

  • Limited Individual Choice
  • High Taxes
  • Lower Economic Efficiency
200

Where do the laws in a Theocracy come from?


The religious book they follow.


200

What do Authoritarianism, Fascism and Dictatorship have in common?

Little to no civil liberties or freedoms

One person/ small group rule and control everything

200

A source analyzing a primary source.

Secondary Sources

200

What is socialism?

An economic and political system characterized by collective ownership or control of the means of production and distribution, often managed by a central government.

300

How is fascism different from a democracy?

In a fascist government, one person hold all the power and citizens have little to no rights. In a democracy, power is spread out and citizens are capable of making change.

300

What are the two types of monarchies and what's the difference between them?


Constitutional Monarchy: Monarch is a purely ceremonial leader, most power is in the cabinet.

Monarchy: Monarch has supreme authority.

300

Name two examples of a primary source

photograph, news footage, newspapers written at the time of the event, laws, policies.

300

What is communism?

a political and economic ideology advocating for a classless society through communal ownership of all property and the abolition of private ownership.

400

What is Totalitarianism? What are the pros and cons of living in one?

Total government control! 

Pros:

  •  State Control Over Society
  • Censorship of Dissenting Opinions
  •  Economic Stability and Growth
  • Cons:
    • Suppression of Individual Freedoms
    •  Loss of Personal Autonomy
    •  Economic Inequality Exacerbates Oppression
400

What are the two types of Republic and what's the differences between them?

Parliamentary Republic: Has a parliament with representative elected by citizens.

Republic: Normally has one leader

400

Name two examples of a secondary source

Books, research papers, biographies

400

What are the traits of a capitalist economy?

private or corporate ownership of capital goods, by investments that are determined by private decision, and by prices, production, and the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market

500

Compare and contrast a Republic and a Democracy.

  • Core Source of Power
  • How Laws are Made
  • Minority Protection
500

What is autonomy and why is it important?

Autonomy is your right to control your choices. If you have no autonomy, you have no right to choose or change anything

500

What is the correct way to cite a book in Chicago style?

Author's Last Name, First Name. "Book Title". Publisher. Year published.

500

What kind of government system relies on the power of the rich?

Oligarchy