Systems of Government

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A system of government that gives the states most of the power.

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Confederal

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Which is a true statement about federalism? Options: The national and state governments share power. The national government holds all the power. The state governments hold all the power. The states can declare war and coin money.

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The national and state governments share power.

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Which is a true statement about the image? Options: Unitary systems have strong central governments and confederations have weak central governments, Unitary systems have strong central governments and so do confederations., Unitary systems give states more power than a confederation does., Unitary systems a weak central governments and confederations have strong central governments

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Unitary systems have strong central governments and confederations have weak central governments

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Which power do the national and state governments share? Options: Raise taxes, Conduct elections, Establish foreign policy, Coin Money

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Raise taxes

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This image here would be an example of which form of government? What a pretty country!

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Direct Democracy

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A government ruled by a king or queen who inherited power

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Monarchy

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A small ruling minority group that holds great power

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Oligarchy

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A government in which a leader rules by force

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Dictatorship

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What is the main DIFFERENCE between a presidential democracy and a parliamentary democracy?

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A President is elected directly by the citizens, while a Prime Minister is elected by the Legislature.

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What is usually the title of chief executive in a presidential democracy?

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president