Introduction to Government and its Powers

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Practice questions covering the definition of government, the state of anarchy, the social contract theory, the three branches of government power, and the provision of leadership.

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In the context of the notes, how is government described in relation to society?

The Parents of a Society that makes rules and regulations in the best interest of society to provide order and stability.

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What characterizes Anarchy?

A State with no laws, characterized by chaos, turmoil, and mob rule.

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Which philosopher and concept are linked together in the notes regarding the foundations of government?

The Social Contract and John Locke.

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What are the three basic powers of government?

Legislative, Executive, and Judicial.

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What are the two primary responsibilities of the Legislative power?

To Make Laws and Frames Public Policy.

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What are the two primary responsibilities of the Executive power?

To Enforce and executes Laws and Administers Laws.

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What are the two primary responsibilities of the Judicial power?

Interprets Laws and Settles Disputes within Society.

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How is 'Leadership' defined as something provided by the government?

A Structure where leaders make decisions for the betterment of the society.