Power, Government and Civic Concepts Quiz

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Power, Government and Civic Concepts Quiz


Power, Government and Civic Concepts QuizVersion en ligne Explore core civics terms. par Janene Baile 1 What is power in a political context? a The right to own property b A method of voting c Ability to influence decisions and what happens d The process of making laws 2 What is government? a A group that makes and enforces a society’s rules b A foreign institution c A single person who can do anything d A local community club 3 What characterizes an authoritarian government? a Citizens lead with equal power b A small group rules; citizens have little voice c No rulers, pure democracy d All adults vote in elections 4 What is democracy? a Only judges decide laws b Power held by the military c A government run by a monarch d Citizens vote and help make important decisions 5 What are rights? a Basic things people are allowed to have or do b Unrestricted power of rulers c Only personal opinions d A private club rules 6 What are freedoms? a Must pay extra taxes to speak b Ability to act or speak without unfair control c Military rule only d Strict obedience to authority 7 Define social system. a A type of currency b How roles and relationships are organized c A single person’s habit d A historical event 8 What is resistance in a social/political context? a Approval of every law b Actions challenging unfair rules or systems c Support for all government decisions d Passive acceptance of rules 9 What is a protest? a A ceremonial award b Public action showing disagreement and demanding change c A government budget report d A private diary entry 10 What does informed citizenship mean? a Ignoring rules to act b Using knowledge to make choices and act c Following orders without question d Guessing policies without study Feedback 1 Power is the ability to influence outcomes. 2 Governments create and enforce societal rules. 3 Power concentrated in a small group with limited citizen voice. 4 Democracy involves citizen participation in decisions. 5 Rights are fundamental entitlements. 6 Freedoms protect individual action and expression. 7 Social systems structure social roles and relations. 8 Resistance challenges unfair or oppressive systems. 9 Protests publicly express disagreement and call for change. 10 Informed citizens base decisions on knowledge.

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Power, Government and Civic Concepts QuizVersion en ligne

par Janene Baile

What is power in a political context?

What is government?

What characterizes an authoritarian government?

What is democracy?

What are rights?

What are freedoms?

Define social system.

What is resistance in a social/political context?

What is a protest?

What does informed citizenship mean?

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