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authoritarianism

Government holds strong Powers, but is checked by some forces

Capitalism

producing wealth are privately owned and operated to produce profits

Citizens

Members who enjoy rights, Privileges, and responsibilities given to Nation membership

Civic engagement

Actions designed to identify and address issues

Consent of the governed (idealology)

Idea that the government's power comes from the consent of the people

Conservatism

Ideology that focuses on preserving tradition, community and family as mechanisms

Constitutionalism

Limited government power.


Government is structured by law

Democracy

Government power lies in hands of people

Direct democracy

Citizens discuss and decide policies through majority rule

Efficacy

People think they can achieve, and that the government listens to them

Government

(Makes/applies) policies and laws that guide the nation and people

Indirect (representaive) democracy

Citizens elect reps who decide policies on their behalf

Legitimacy

People recognize that the government has power

Liberalism

Idea that change will better protect people and produce equality in society

Libertarianism

Government should take a hands-off approach in matters

Liberty

Freedom from government interference in lives


freedom to pursue happiness

Limited government

Government is restricted so rights of people are protected

Majority rule

50% plus one vote

Monarchy

Royal family has absolute authority over land and government

Natural law

Human behavior comes from nature of humans, can be applied universally

Naturalization

Becoming citizen by means other than birth

Oligarchy

Elite few are government

Political culture

People's beliefs and attitudes about government

Political engagement

People's actions intended to solve public problems. Thru political means

Politics

Who gets what and when

Popular sovereignty

Government is created by the people and depends on the people for authority

Public goods

Goods that benefit everyone, no limit

Social contract theory

People have free will, God given right to have option to be governed

Socialism

Economic equality ideology.


Government or workers own means of production ( businesses and Industry)

Totalitarianism

Government controls every aspect of people's lives