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Unit 2 Vocabulary [Politics]

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7 questions
Let's learn some new vocabulary for 'Politics'
Study the list of new vocabulary for Politics using the flashcards below:
  • Each card shows a new vocabulary we will be using when studying 'Politics'
  • Click on the card to see the definition of each word
  • If you are confident with the new word, click 'Know'. If you want to relearn it again later, click 'Don't Know'
  • Once you have finished going through all the words in the flashcard stack, try the questions below!
Vocabulary list:
  • succession
  • emperor
  • civic duty
  • regulations
  • inherit
  • citizen
  • monarchy
  • bureaucracy
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What does the word "regulations" mean?

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What is the definition of "bureaucracy"?

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Which statement is true for the word "civic duty"? (You may choose 1 or more correct answers)

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Which statement is true for the word "succession"? (You may choose 1 or more correct answers)

Vocabulary list:
  • succession
  • emperor
  • civic duty
  • regulations
  • inherit
  • citizen
  • monarchy
  • bureaucracy
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1
In ancient civilizations, _______ were essentially the ground rules that leaders set to maintain order, fairness, and guide how people behaved. The _______ acted like the behind-the-scenes team, handling decisions and administration, ensuring the rules were followed. An ancient _______ was someone legally tied to a city or country, with specific rights and duties crucial for the community's well-being. Fulfilling your _______ , like following laws, paying taxes, and contributing to public service, was key for a smoothly functioning society.

In ancient societies, _______ marked the passing of power from one generation to the next. It involved inheriting a position or property from a predecessor, often within a family or ruling dynasty. To _______ meant receiving something valuable from an ancestor, usually following established laws or customs. A _______ was a form of government where one person, often a king or queen, held supreme power, and an _______ was the ruler overseeing multiple regions and peoples within a dynastic structure.
Vocabulary list:
  • succession
  • emperor
  • civic duty
  • regulations
  • inherit
  • citizen
  • monarchy
  • bureaucracy
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1

Choose one word from the vocabulary list and form a sentence with it.
Challenge: Pick a word you have not seen before

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Choose another word from the vocabulary list and form a sentence with it. Make sure it's not the same word as the previous question.
Challenge: Pick a word you have not seen before