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constitution
plan that provides rule for govt.
monarchy
king,queen, or emperor exercises supreme power of govt.
mixed market economy
govt. regulates private enterprise
evolutionary theory
theory that the state evolved from family
Karl max
created communist mqnifesto
constitutional law
interpretation and application of US and state constituions
John locke
people were naturally endowed with the right to life, liberty, and property
Adam smith
Scottish philosopher and economist who provided new system
representative democracy
people elect representatives and give them power to make laws and conduct govt.
command economy
govt. controls factors of production
sovereignty
supreme authority within territorial boundries
majority rules
courts decision made by the majority answer
laissez faire
philosophy that keeps govt. hands off economy
to let alone
socialism
govt owns basic rights of production, distributes the products and wages, and provides social services (health care)
autocracy
govt. which is ruled by a single person
preamble
statement in constitution which sets goals
state
political community
national security
protection for nation's borders and territories from terrorist attacks and threats
Thomas hobbes
said as long as the citizens trusted the state, they would be protected
aristotle
philosopher from Athens wrote about govt. and politics
nation
group of people bonded by race, language, custom, tradition, and religion
federal system
union of states under central govt.
confederacy
league/alliance; especially of confederate states
interdependence
mutual dependence
unitary system
key power in hands of central govt.
oligarchy
power in hands of small groups
power obtained through military power, wealth, religion, and social position
civil society
community linked together by common interests and collective activity
political parties
organized group of people with similar political opinions
democracy
system of govt. ran by it's people
divine right
chosen representative by god or,goddess
politics
activities concerning political relations between countries
nation state
nations and state coincide
developing nations
nation with low level material well being
don't confuse with third world countries
consensus
General agreement