Chapter 2 Government Test

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The people (citizens) hold the power.

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One ruler holds the power.

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Citizens have little choice in who leads the government.

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Citizens typically vote to elect leaders in government.

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Citizens have many opportunities to participate in government.

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Citizens have few opportunities, if any, to participate in government.

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Citizens elect the chief executive.

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Citizens elect members of the legislature.

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The chief executive is typically called "President".

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The chief executive is appointed by the legislature.

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The chief executive is typically called "Prime Minister."

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The executive and legislative branches are "fused" together.

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The executive and legislative branches are separate.

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Citizens have many rights and freedoms. Select all that apply

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This government includes a system of checks and balances.

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Citizens elect officials to represent them in government.

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The terms autocracy and democracy are used to describe the types of citizen participation in a government system.

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Citizens have more freedoms in a constitutional monarchy than those in an absolute monarchy.

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The United States of America is

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Chapter 2 Government Test

The people (citizens) hold the power.

One ruler holds the power.

Citizens have little choice in who leads the government.

Citizens typically vote to elect leaders in government.

Citizens have many opportunities to participate in government.

Citizens have few opportunities, if any, to participate in government.

Citizens elect the chief executive.

Citizens elect members of the legislature.

The chief executive is typically called "President".

The chief executive is appointed by the legislature.

The chief executive is typically called "Prime Minister."

The executive and legislative branches are "fused" together.

The executive and legislative branches are separate.

Citizens have many rights and freedoms. Select all that apply

This government includes a system of checks and balances.

Citizens elect officials to represent them in government.

The terms autocracy and democracy are used to describe the types of citizen participation in a government system.

Citizens have more freedoms in a constitutional monarchy than those in an absolute monarchy.

The United States of America is

The right of a group of people to be free of ouside interference is

The people (citizens) hold the power.

One ruler holds the power.

Citizens have little choice in who leads the government.

Citizens typically vote to elect leaders in government.

Citizens have many opportunities to participate in government.

Citizens have few opportunities, if any, to participate in government.

Citizens elect the chief executive.

Citizens elect members of the legislature.

The chief executive is typically called "President".

The chief executive is appointed by the legislature.

The chief executive is typically called "Prime Minister."

The executive and legislative branches are "fused" together.

The executive and legislative branches are separate.

Citizens have many rights and freedoms. Select all that apply

This government includes a system of checks and balances.

Citizens elect officials to represent them in government.

The terms autocracy and democracy are used to describe the types of citizen participation in a government system.

Citizens have more freedoms in a constitutional monarchy than those in an absolute monarchy.

The United States of America is

The right of a group of people to be free of ouside interference is