POLGOV REVIEWER

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its exist fir it's better equipped to administer for the public welfare than any private individuals or any group of individuals

Government

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what are the right constitutions

Kingship, Aristocracy, Polity

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what are the perverted constitutions

Tyranny, Oligarchy, Democracy

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what are the monarchies

Absolute, and Limited

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When Kings rule for people and their interest

Monarchy (Kingship)

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He rules for his own interests

Tyranny

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He said that “A dictator is a protector of the poor people during a state of war and emergency.

Adolf Hitler

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He said that “everything for the state, nothing against the state, nothing outside the state”

Benito Mussolini

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Who is the ruler of the good in Ruler by Few

Aristocrats

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Aristo means

best

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kratia or kratos means

rule

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The mean of both extremes is good

Nichomachean Ethics

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Demos means

People

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refers to a political system which the executive is independent from the legislature

Presidential Government

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system focuses on the separation of powers

Presidential Government

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is a split leadership or there are two heads or leaders

Parliamentary Government

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what are the two structures of government

Unitary and Federal Government

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one in which the control of national and local affairs is exercised by the central or national government

Unitary Government

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means the delegation of powers, functions and responsibilities by the national or the central government

Decentralization

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what are three forms of decentralization

Deconcentration, Devolution, Debureaucratization

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delegates some of its powers, functions, and responsibilities to REGIONAL OFFICES, PROVINCIAL, DISTRICT OR DIVISION OFFICES

Deconcentration

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the central/national government responsibilities is the FIELD ORGANIZATIONS

Deconcentration

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delegates some of its powers, functions, and responsibilities to LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS (LGU’s)

Devolution

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the central/national government responsibilities is the LGU’s

Devolution

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delegates some of its powers, functions, and responsibilities NON GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION ( NGO’s) or PRIVATE ORGANIZATION, OR INDIVIDUALS, OR ENTITIES

Debureaucratization

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the central/national government responsibilities is the NGO’s, PO’s or PRIVATE ENTITIES

Debureaucratization

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government are divided between two sets of organs, the national affairs and State affairs

Federal Government

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has the right to make their own local laws, but they cannot possibly conclude treaties with the other foreign states

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

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improves governance through a new division and specialization of government functions

Federalism

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is a political system in which the opportunity to participate in decision making is restricted to a few

DICTATORSHIP

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modern version of DICTATORSHIP

TOTALITARIANISM

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refers to a political system which the government absolutely dominates every aspect of the lives of it's people

TOTALITARIANISM

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have limited self governance but are still under the authority of a larger sovereign state.

QUASI-SOVEREIGN STATES

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politics is a means if organizing collective human activity

most essential sense

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politics refers to any collective decision making

daily life

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focuses on conflict resolution

discipline

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politics is the study of who gets what, when, and how

Harold Lasswell


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Politics is both a royal art and royal science

Aristotle

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WHAT ARE THE THREE POWER OF STATE

power of taxation, eminent domain, police power

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used when individuals give their contributions through payment

power of taxation

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have a forced sale as in the case of CARP (COMPREHENSIVE AGRARIAN REFORM PROGRAM

POWER OF EMINENT DOMAIN

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regulate the liberty and property of individuals for the general welfare but not used primarily in allocating scarce resources

Police power

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ability to make others behave in a way that you want them to behave

INFLUENCE

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is the use ofnforce, coercion, or intimidation

power

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given to a person formally, his position now including his power and influence become legitimate, hence there is q legitimacy

Authority

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five stages of societal development of Karl Marx

PRIMITIVE COMMUNAL SOCIETY

FEUDAL SOCIETY

CAPITALIST SOCIETY

SOCIALIST SOCIETY

COMMUNIST SOCIETY

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common ownership of the means of production

PRIMITIVE COMMUNITY SOCIETY

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first emergence of private property ownership and introduction of social classes

FEUDAL SOCIETY

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means of production in this stage is land

FEUDAL SOCIETY

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means of production is big factories

CAPITALIST SOCIETY

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bloody end of capitalist order

SOCIALIST SOCIETY

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means if production which capitalist once enjoyed become a common property

SOCIALIST SOCIETY

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abolition of state

communist state

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what are the two general approaches to the study of politics

POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, POLITICAL SCIENCE

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concerns itself with institutions and behavior

politcal philosophy

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seeks to establish by observation and if possible by measurements

POLITICAL science