3.2 Systems of Government
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- Q1Where is power concentrated in a unitary government?state governmentdictatormilitarycentral government30s
- Q2Where does power come from in a confederal system?the states or local governmentsthe militarythe central governmentthe dictator30s
- Q3Where is power located in a federal system of government?In the legislative branchIn the central governmentIn the state or local governmentsIt is shared between the central and state governments30s
- Q4What system of government was in place after the United States adopted the US Constitution?oligarchyconfederalfederalparlimentary30s
- Q5The table describes a type of government. Which title completes the table?Unitary GovernmentConfederal GovernmentFederal GovernmentParliamentary Government30s
- Q6The table describes a type of government. Which title completes the table?Federal GovernmentConfederal GovernmentUnitary GovernmentParliamentary Government30s
- Q7The newspaper headline below describes a historical event. What long term impact does this headline reflect?Protection of due process rightsExpansion of the right to vote for representativesProtection of equal property rightsExpansion of the right to privacy30s
- Q8This statement was made by President Barack Obama on June 4, 2009. Based on this statement, which action would President Obama justify to Congress?development of diplomatic alliances with a newly selected oligarchconflict resolution within a country between a military dictator and a monarchconflict resolution within a country between a president and a military dictatordevelopment of diplomatic alliances with a newly elected prime minister30s
- Q9The table shows a comparison of two different systems of government. Which information completes the table?power shared / power delegatedrole of government expanded / role of government limitedrule by a democracy / rule by a monarchypower divided among the branches / power held by one branch30s
- Q10Name that Government System! China has a system of government where the capitol controls all power, and the smaller districts only carry out the will of the central government.Parliamentary SystemFederal SystemUnitary SystemConfederal System30s
- Q11Name That Government System! The United Nations is a group of 193 member countries that work together to solve problems around the world.Unitary SystemFederal SystemConfederal SystemParliamentary System30s
- Q12Name That Government System! Australia has a strong central government that shares certain powers with each of the states and territories.FederalUnitaryConfederalParliamentary30s
- Q13Name That Government System! In Switzerland, citizens elect representatives to a lawmaking assembly. This group elects a Prime Minister to lead them.Confederal SystemPresidential SystemUnitary SystemParliamentary System30s
- Q14Name That Government System! In Brazil, citizens elect representatives to a lawmaking assembly. Citizens also elect a separate chief executive to balance the power of the legislature.Parliamentary SystemUnitary SystemPresidential SystemConfederal System30s
- Q15Which two systems of government have a center, or capitol, with lots of power?confederal and parlimentarypresidential and federalunitary and federalunitary and confederal30s