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GOV: Unit 1 Lesson 1

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Match the term to its definition as described in the video.

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Aristocracy

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an eligible citizen could attend monthly meetings, address citizens, propose a law, or bring a suit

Democracy

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randomized selection process

Sortition

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rule by the experts or those best suited for the job

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What was the responsibility of the boule?

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Why were specialized positions filled by election instead of lottery?

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What tools were implemented to prevent governing classes/political parties from forming?

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What percent of the population remained that was eligible to participate in governing?

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How would you define the term 'ethical'?

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What does it mean to 'govern for the good of the people'? What do the people need that should be provided by the government?

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If you blend democratic and oligarchic influences, that types of ideas are you blending together?

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Why are mixed regimes (blended types of government) more stable than pure regimes (a single type of government)?