GOVT.4 American Republic Review

What does the principle of laissez-faire government advocate for?

• Minimal government intervention in economic matters

• Equal rights for all citizens

• Personal freedom from oppression

• Government power from the will of the people

According to Tocqueville, what does populism in America refer to?

• The belief that government power should derive from the will of the people

• The importance of personal freedom

• The need for minimal government intervention

• The value of equality among citizens

Which principle encourages individuals to pursue their own goals and aspirations?

• Individualism

• Egalitarianism

• Populism

• Laissez-faire Government

What does Tocqueville believe laissez-faire government fosters?

• Innovation and economic growth

• Equality among citizens

• Personal responsibility

• Government by the people

According to Tocqueville, what does the value of populism support?

• Ordinary citizens having a voice in government decisions

• Minimal government intervention in economics

• Personal responsibility and self-reliance

• Equal opportunities for all citizens

What does the motto "E Pluribus Unum" mean?

• Out of Many, One

• In God We Trust

• Liberty and Justice for All

• United We Stand

What do both national mottos highlight?

• The importance of economic growth

• The significance of unity and shared values

• The need for military strength

• The value of technological advancement

What is a key expectation of citizens according to the American Creed?

• To break laws for personal benefit

• To adhere to laws that govern society

• To avoid participating in democracy

• To ignore the rights of others

What is the main focus of the American Creed?

• Economic growth

• Liberty, unity, and respect for the rule of law

• Military expansion

• Technological innovation

How does the Bill of Rights protect citizens?

• By limiting freedoms

• By guaranteeing specific liberties

• By increasing government power

• By promoting only economic rights