Matching
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IDENTIFYING KEY TERMS
Match each item with the correct statement
below. a. | formal authority | b. | government | c. | power | d. | legitimacy | e. | public
good | f. | nation-state | g. | sovereinty | h. | politics | i. | institution | j. | coercion | k. | mandate of heaven | l. | divine right of
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power that is defined in some legal or governmental way.
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the ability to cause others to behave as they might otherwise choose not
to.
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when people accept the power and authority of their government, it has
this
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a nation
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the institution that is organizec
d to carry out public policy.
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a prodect or service that is available to all people whether they pay for it
ornot, such as a park.
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the use of force
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the blessing of God to those who ruled morally in ancint China.
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a king’s right to rule is from God.
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all actions done by people to try and get their way.
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the ability to exercise authority over a geographic area.
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the family and a government are examples of this.
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IDENTIFYING KEY TERMS
Match each source of power with its
explanation below. a. | formal authority | b. | expertise | c. | coercion | d. | rewards | e. | persuasion |
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the power holder’s power comes from the oofice he holds, not necessarily
from the force of her personality.
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the power holder is charismatic and is gifted at influencing others.
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the power holder can punish.
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the power holder has specific training, professionalism, or skills.
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power holder has something of value that people want
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Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the
statement or answers the question.
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MAIN IDEAS
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 What form of government, according to Aristotle, is
represented by the d. position above? a. | polity or direct democracy | b. | oligarchy | c. | tyranny | d. | democracy | e. | aristocracy | f. | kingship or
monarchy |
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 What form of government, according to Aristotle, is
represented by the c. position above? a. | polity or direct democracy | b. | oligarchy | c. | tyranny | d. | democracy | e. | aristocracy | f. | kingship or
monarchy |
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 What form of government, according to Aristotle, is
represented by the a. position above? a. | polity or direct democracy | b. | oligarchy | c. | tyranny | d. | democracy | e. | aristocracy | f. | kingship or
monarchy |
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 What form of government, according to Aristotle, is
represented by the b. position above? a. | polity or direct democracy | b. | oligarchy | c. | tyranny | d. | democracy | e. | aristocracy | f. | kingship or
monarchy |
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 What form of government, according to Aristotle, is
represented by the f. position above? a. | polity or direct democracy | b. | oligarchy | c. | tyranny | d. | democracy | e. | aristocracy | f. | kingship or
monarchy |
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 What form of government, according to Aristotle, is
represented by the e. position above? a. | polity or direct democracy | b. | oligarchy | c. | tyranny | d. | democracy | e. | aristocracy | f. | kingship or
monarchy |
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Locke and Hobbes believed when rulers abused their power that the people should
remove that government. This is part of
a. | force theory. | b. | divine right of kings | c. | social contract
theory | d. | mandate of heaven |
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GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
This would be the best game if you wanted to change a law
you thought was bad.
a. | Machiavelli - power struggle | b. | Horse-trading | c. | Civil
disobedience | d. | Walkout | e. | Demolition
derby |
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GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
This would be the best game if you wanted to eliminate your
opposition.
a. | Machiavelli - power struggle | b. | Horse-trading | c. | Civil
disobedience | d. | Walkout | e. | Demolition
derby |
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GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
This would be the best game if you wanted to maintain solid
relationships with those you are dealing with.
a. | Machiavelli - power struggle | b. | Horse-trading | c. | Civil
disobedience | d. | Walkout | e. | Demolition
derby |
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GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
This would be the best game if you wanted to shame your
opponent by refusing to communicate until your plight was recognized..
a. | Machiavelli - power struggle | b. | Horse-trading | c. | Civil
disobedience | d. | Walkout | e. | Demolition
derby |
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GAMES PEOPLE PLAY
This would be the best game if you wanted to use all your
ingenuity and intrigue on your own behalf.
a. | Machiavelli - power struggle | b. | Horse-trading | c. | Civil
disobedience | d. | Walkout | e. | Demolition
derby |
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Where does sovereignty rest in a dictatorship?
a. | with a small group or a single person | b. | with the people | c. | with the
legislature | d. | all of the above |
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