A) The study of history B) The study of politics and government C) The study of literature D) The art of negotiation
A) Homer B) Aristotle C) Plato D) Socrates
A) To regulate the economy B) To enforce moral values C) To establish the framework for government D) To elect political leaders
A) A system of government where power is held by the military B) A system of government where power is held by a small group C) A system of government where power is held by the people D) A system of government where power is held by a single leader
A) John Locke B) Jean-Jacques Rousseau C) Karl Marx D) Thomas Hobbes
A) To make laws B) To enforce laws C) To interpret laws D) To appoint judges
A) To oversee elections B) To advocate for specific interests or policies C) To enforce laws D) To interpret laws
A) An international agreement B) A direct vote by the electorate on a specific issue C) A decision made by the supreme court D) An election to choose a president
A) The study of the interaction between politics and economics B) The study of literature in a political context C) The study of ancient political systems D) The study of military strategies
A) To regulate the stock market B) To control the military C) To appoint government officials D) To establish the basic principles and laws of a nation
A) A form of government with total control over all aspects of life B) A government elected by the people C) A government with limited powers D) A government with no control over its citizens
A) To establish a state religion B) To control the media C) To define the powers and responsibilities of the different levels of government D) To create a national identity
A) To implement government policies and programs B) To control the economy C) To lead political campaigns D) To interpret laws
A) To enforce and implement laws B) To make laws C) To review laws D) To interpret laws
A) A government formed by multiple political parties B) A government controlled by the military C) A government without a constitution D) A government with only one political party
A) The process by which individuals acquire political beliefs and values B) The process of enforcing political laws C) The process of deciding foreign policy D) The process of choosing political leaders
A) A fundamental and rapid change in the form of government B) A diplomatic agreement C) A change in the leadership of a government D) A minor adjustment in political policy
A) To enforce international treaties B) To report on political events and analyze government policies C) To fund political campaigns D) To appoint government officials
A) A process to debate and amend a bill B) A vote to override a presidential veto C) A unanimous decision to pass a bill D) A tactic to delay or prevent a vote on a bill
A) Constitution B) Bill of Rights C) Declaration of Independence D) Magnacarta
A) Monarchy B) Democracy C) Oligarchy D) Republic
A) Communism B) Socialism C) Feudalism D) Capitalism
A) Jean-Jacques Rousseau B) John Locke C) Niccolò Machiavelli D) Karl Marx
A) Prehistory B) Antiquity C) Renaissance D) Middle Ages
A) The President B) The Vice President C) The Senate D) The Chief Justice
A) Autocracy B) Federalism C) Unitary system D) Confederation
A) Communism B) Fascism C) Capitalism D) Libertarianism
A) Aristocracy B) Plutocracy C) Oligarchy D) Theocracy
A) Aristotle B) Homer C) Socrates D) Plato
A) Gerrymandering B) Redistricting C) Ballot stuffing D) Referendum
A) Monarch B) President C) Prime Minister D) Dictator
A) Military B) Legislative C) Executive D) Judicial
A) Vietnam War B) World War I C) Civil War D) American Revolutionary War
A) John Locke B) Karl Marx C) Adam Smith D) Thomas Hobbes
A) Oligarchy B) Autocracy C) Democracy D) Monarchy
A) Kleptocracy B) Plutocracy C) Kakistocracy D) Aristocracy
A) Theocracy B) Autocracy C) Oligarchy D) Democracy
A) Socialism B) Capitalism C) Feudalism D) Fascism
A) The President B) Joint Chiefs of Staff C) Congress D) Supreme Court
A) Adam Smith B) Plato C) Jean-Jacques Rousseau D) Karl Marx
A) Judicial B) Executive C) Legislative D) Administrative
A) Democracy B) Autocracy C) Plutocracy D) Theocracy
A) Fascism B) Libertarianism C) Socialism D) Communism
A) Neutrality B) Unionism C) Separatism D) Imperialism
A) Unitary B) Autonomous C) Federal D) Confederal
A) Sanction B) Suffrage C) Trademark D) Censorship
A) Sovereignty B) Annexation C) Secession D) Emancipation |