AP COMP GOV 1

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quantative data

charts, graphs

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qualative data

descriptions, explanations

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empirical

facts

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normative

judgement

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Human Development Index (HDI)

measure of life expectancy (1 is perfect score)

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Freedom House

non governmental organization that advocates for democracy and human rights

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civil liberty

basic rights and freedoms

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civil right

governmental need to treat everyone equally

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corruption

abuse of official power or personal gain

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Corruptions Perceptions Index (CPI)

higher scores means lower corruption

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Gini index

measure of income inequality (0 means perfect equality)

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anti-natalist policies

discourage people from having kids

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pro-natalist policies

encourage people to have kids

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welfare services

government programs that provides assistance to people in need

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Fragile States Index

A measure of state strength, highlighting concerns

about fragile and failed states

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Power

The ability to make someone do something they

would not otherwise.

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Political Systems

Laws, ideas, and procedures that address who

should have authority to rule and what the

government’s influence on its people should be.

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States

Political organizations that combine

a permanent population with

governing institutions to exercise

control over a defined territory with

international recognition.

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Regimes

The fundamental rules and

norms that control access to

and the exercise of political

power.

  • Regimes endure from

government to government.

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Government

The set of institutions or

individuals legally empowered to

make binding decisions for the

state.

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Sovereignty

The ability to carry out actions and policies

within a territory independent of external

actors and internal rivals.

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Nation

A group of people with commonalities

including race, language, religion, ethnicity,

political identity and aspirations