4.1 Comparing Political Systems Answers

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3

How does the separation of powers ensure democracy?

A
It allows the executive branch to have the final say on issues.
B
It creates a system where the judicial branch has unlimited power.
C
It prevents any one branch of government from abusing its power.
D
It enforces the rule of law by making sure citizens obey the law.
4

How is consent of the governed maintained through the voting process? Check all that apply.

A
All qualified citizens have the right to run for office.
B
Through campaigns and elections, citizens get to choose who they want to represent them in government.
C
Confirming election results requires due process of law.
D
Elections are a by-product of republicanism.
E
Leaders who abuse power can be voted out of office
F
Elections occur after timed cycles so that voters can reevaluate their choices.
5

What were some reasons Afghanistan did not maintain a democracy? Check all that apply.Bad policy decisions were made.Military coups occurred.Most people did not want democracy.The Taliban established a monarchy.The democratic leadership was weak.

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6

Why would a theocracy be based on force theory and not a social contract?

A
The rules and laws are created by the people.
B
Religions do not define clear expectations for leaders.
C
The people do not have a choice in laws or government.
D
Religions outline traditions and rituals that must be followed.
7

Which line best demonstrates protection of individual rights?

A
“No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens”
B
“nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws”
C
“All persons born or naturalized in the United States . . . are citizens of the United States”
D
“without due process of law”

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