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Pols 206 Test 1 Jon Bond Exam Study Guide Solutions government - ANSWER-the institution that has the authority to make binding decisions for all society Sovereignty - ANSWER-The legitimate authority in a government to wield coercive power to authoritatively allocate values Autocracy - ANSWER-...

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government - ANSWER✔✔-the institution that has the authority to make binding decisions for all

society


Sovereignty - ANSWER✔✔-The legitimate authority in a government to wield coercive power to

authoritatively allocate values


Autocracy - ANSWER✔✔-A form of government in which the power to make authoritative decisions and

allocate resources is vested in one person


Oligarchy - ANSWER✔✔-A form of government in which the power to make authoritative decisions and

allocate resources is vested in a small group of people


Democracy - ANSWER✔✔-A form of government in which all the citizens have the opportunity to

participate in the process of making authoritative decisions and allocating resources


Three basic forms of government - ANSWER✔✔-autocracy. oligarchy, and democracy


Popular Sovereignty - ANSWER✔✔-Distribution of political power where sovereignty belongs to all the

people. The highest political authority in a democracy is the will of the people

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Majority Rule - ANSWER✔✔-The principle under which government follows the course of action

preferred by most people


Absolute Majority - ANSWER✔✔-50% plus one of all members or all eligible voters


Simple majority - ANSWER✔✔-50% plus one of those participating or of those who vote


Plurality - ANSWER✔✔-The largest percentage of a vote, when no one has a majority


Minority Rights - ANSWER✔✔-The full rights of democratic citizenship held by any group numerically

inferior to the majority. These fundamental democratic rights cant be taken away- even if a majority

wishes to do so-without breaking the promise of a democracy.


Political equality - ANSWER✔✔-The idea that individual preferences should be given equal weight


Equality under the law - ANSWER✔✔-The idea that the law is supposed to be applied impartially,

without regard for the identity or status of the individual involved


Social Equality - ANSWER✔✔-The idea that people should be free of class or social barriers and

discrimination


Economic Equality - ANSWER✔✔-The idea that each individual should receive the same amount of

material goods, regardless of his or her contribution to society




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Equality of opportunity - ANSWER✔✔-The idea that every individual has the right to develop to the

fullest extent of his/her abilities


2 types of democracy - ANSWER✔✔-Direct and Representative


Direct Democracy - ANSWER✔✔-A form of democracy in which ordinary citizens, rather than

representatives, collectively make government decisions


Representative Democracy - ANSWER✔✔-A system of government where ordinary citizens don't make

governmental decisions themselves but choose public officials-representatives of the people- to make

decisions for them


Initiative - ANSWER✔✔-An election in which ordinary citizens circulate a petition to put a proposed law

on the ballot for the voters to approve


Referendum - ANSWER✔✔-An election in which a state legislature refers a proposed law to the voters

for their approval


Liberal democracy - ANSWER✔✔-A representative democracy, such as the UK or the US, that has a

particular concern for individual liberty. The rule of law and a constitution constrain elected

representatives and the will of the majority from using their power to take away the rights of minorities


Ideology - ANSWER✔✔-A consistent set of values, attitudes, and beliefs about the appropriate role of

government in society



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