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Lord Actin quote

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely."

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First form of democracy we’ve learnt from

Greeks + Romans

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Greek democracy type

Direct democracy

  • people participate and vote directly


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Romans democracy type

pick somebody to represent you

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Communism

party

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supreme power

oligarcy

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facism

benito mussolini

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nazism

hitler

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difference between nazism and fascism

fascism isn’t based on race, nazism is

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oldest form of government

monarchy

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absolute monarchy is ____ based

hereditary

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three forms of autocracy

monarchy: hereditary

despot: unchecked power

tyrany: unchecked power cruelly

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federalism

the division of power between a central government and regional government

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checks and balances

a government structure that gives each branch some scrutiny of and control over other branches

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mandate of heaven

ancient Chinese political doctrine

ruler receives the divine right to govern conditionally

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divine right

monarch receives the power to rule directly from God

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social contract

individuals give up certain absolute freedoms in exchange for social order, safety, and the protection

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globalization

The increasing interdependence of citizens and nations across the world

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what is the purpose of the government

legitimate and exclusive use of force

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thomas hobbes idea for social contract

stick with king

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john locke idea for social contract

if king breaks agreement, people have the right to revolt

  • separation of powers

  • checks and balances


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police power

authority to maintain order

  • health, morals, safety, and welfare


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political ideology

consistent set of values and beliefs about the proper purpose and scope of government

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totalitarianism

Political philosophy that advocates unlimited power for the government to enable it to control all sectors of society

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socialism

A form of rule in which the central government plays a strong role in regulating existing private industry and directing the economy, although it does allow some private ownership of productive capacity

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other words for capitalism

free markets

free enterprise

market system

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laissez faire

“hands off” form of government

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who gave the idea that governments should back off and shouldn’t interfere in markets

Adam smith

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T or F markets don’t harm anbody

true

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magna carta 1215

limited power of the king

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partition of right (1638)

separation of powers and federalism detailed in fed 51

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who made fed 51

james madison

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english bill of rights

establishes principle of limited government and parliamentary supremacy over the monarchy

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who made the social contract

hobbes, locke, rousseau

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are communist countries always authoritarian

Yes

  • they want to expand and conquer


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theocracy + examples

system of government where a deity is recognized as the supreme ruler

  • EX:

  • vatican city = pope

  • iran = islamic leader


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single party rule countries

communist countries

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3 laws that limited the government

magna carta (1215)

partition of right (1638)

english bill of rights (1689)

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presidential democracy

voters pick president and legislature

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parliamentary government

voters pick parliamentary which pick the prime minister

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USA tried confederacy twice and failed T or F

True

articles of confederation

confederate states of america

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what are the 3 economic questions societies must ask

  1. what goods and services should be produced?

  2. how should the goods and services be produced?

  3. for whom to produce?


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four factors of production

  1. land

  2. labor

  3. capital

  4. entrepreneurs


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nation is defined as

  1. territorial integrity (IMPORTANT)

  2. national sovereignty (IMPORTANT)

  3. stable population

  4. code of laws


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national sovereignty

principle that a nation has the supreme right and authority to govern its own territory and people without outside interference

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who created two treatises of government

john locke

  • book that attacked the idea of absolute monarchy and talked about natural rights (life, liberty, and property)


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before 1700s which was more prevalent: monarchies or divine right

monarchies

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who created the leviathan

hobbes