
Foundations of Government
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- Q1states exist to serve their peoplemajority rulefederal systemsocial contract theorymonarchy30s
- Q2economic security depends on accumulation of gold and silverdemocracymixed economystatemercantilists30s
- Q3food stamps or rent subsidiesmercantilistsfederal systemeconomic assistancemajority rule30s
- Q4one person inherits throne and heads the statedemocracymajority rulecommunist statemonarchy30s
- Q5combines elements of capitalism and socialismsocial contract theorymonarchymixed economydemocracy30s
- Q6the people rule directly or through representativesfederal systemdemocracysocial contract theorymajority rule30s
- Q7all economic decisions are made by the governmentdemocracycommunist statefederal systemmixed econonmy30s
- Q8national and state governments share powermonarchymajority rulefederal systemstate30s
- Q9community with organized government in a territoryfederal systemstatedemocracysocial contract theory30s
- Q10parties representing the majority make most of the lawsfederal systemsocial contract theorycommunist statemajority rule30s
- Q11The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is an agency created by the U.S. Congress to monitor banks and protect their customers. This agency fulfills which function of government?economic assistanceleadershipeconomic securitynational security30s
- Q12in a true free market economy, which of the following would occur?safety regulations would offer consumer protectionaccess to resources would be uncontrolledworkers would obtain fair wages by lawsuccessful producers would be given tax breaks30s
- Q13the president of of the United States can veto (reject) a bill passed by congress, preventing it from becoming a law. This is an example of which principle of law?rule of lawaccountabilitytransparencycontrol of the abuse of power30s
- Q14Which of these characterizes one predicted result of the laissez faire system?producer competition for resourcesmore government involvement in businessunlimited supply of consumer productsbetter workplace conditions for workers30s
- Q15Which of these is an example of a government maintaining order?firefighters hold infant car seat clinics in fire stationsa community constructs a municipal water treatment plantthe marines holding a toy drive during the holidaysofficers screening for weapons at the entrance to a courthouse30s