Ideologies
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- People of the state
- The governed
- Those who determine policy
- The rulers
- A procedure to place someone in public office
- The political process
- Legal structure through which official decision making takes place
- The government
- Working toward national security and well-being (foreign and domestic)
- National Policy
- Russia
- Democracy
- China
- Left-Wing Totalitarianism
- Cuba
- Right-Wing Totalitarianism
- Libya
- Right-Wing Totalitarianism
- Iran
- Right-Wing Totalitarianism
- Great Britain
- Democracy
- Pakistan
- Right-Wing Totalitarianism
- Egypt
- Democracy
- Mexico
- Democracy
- Israel
- Democracy
- Afghanistan
- Authoritarianism or In transition
- Iraq
- Authoritarianism or In transition
- Japan
- Democracy
- India
- Democracy
- France
- Democracy
- Russia's leader
- Putin
- Philippines leader
- Arroyo
- Egypt's leader
- Mubarek
- Israel's leader
- Sharon
- India's leader
- Vajpayee
- Pakistan's leader
- Musharraf
- France's leader
- Chirac
- Great Britain's leader
- Blair
- Libya's leader
- Qadhafi
- Cuba's leader
- Castro
- China's leader
- Hu Jintao
- Iran's leader
- Khatami
- Japan's leader
- Koizumi
- Mexico's leader
- Fox
- Afghanistan's leader
- Karzai
- Legitimate free elections take place in the ideology of...
- Democracy
- A core of beliefs or political philosophy connecting the way of life of the people of a nation-state witht heir way of governing is known as a nation's:
- Ideology
- Small central/ South Americannations with the ideology of authoritarianism have often been referred to as:
- Banana Republics
- The often violent overthrow, generally miitaristic, of and authoritarian country is called a:
- Coup d' etat
- The ideology possessing the same characteristics as right-wing total., except that of being and unstable political system is:
- Authoritarianism
- The ideology which is a world-wide movement advocating revolution for communism is:
- Left-Wing Totalitarianism
- The ideology characterized as a national movement of extreme regimentation and militarism such as Nazism is:
- Right-Wing Total.
- Racial Separation as was practiced in South America is called:
- Apartheid
- The name of the Israli Parliament is:
- Knesset
- Racial separation as was practiced in South Africa is called:
- Apartheid
- The Polish labor union which opposed the Communist gov't and produced the 1st democratically elected president in Poland is:
- Solidarity
- In a democratic parliamentary system a gov't run by a combo of 2 or more political parties in parliament is called a:
- Coalition
- An authoritarian dictatorship of 3-5 military officers is called a:
- Junta
- Nixon-Brezhnev/USA-USSR policy of a relaxation of tensions was called:
- Detente
- The last communist leader of the Soviet Union was:
- Gorbachev
- Marx's native country was:
- Germany
- This man originally brought the ideology of Communism to the mainland of China:
- Mao Tse Tung
- Gorbachev's policy in the old communist Soviet Union for "economic restructuring" was called:
- Perestroika
- This man was the 1st democratically elected president of Russia:
- Yeltsin
- This policy lead to an opening of relations in the 1970s btwn the USA and China and was labeled:
- Ping Pong Diplomacy
- In the late 70s president Carter engineered a Middle east treaty known as the Camp David Accords which ended a 30 year state of war between Israel and:
- Egypt
- Led the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917
- Lenin
- First democratically elected leader of Poland
- Walessa
- First democratically elected leader of South Africa
- Mandela
- First democratically elected president of Russia
- Yeltsin
- Led Soviet Union during World War 2
- Stalin
- T or F - Right-wing total. left-wing total. and authoritarianism are all various forms of dictatorships
- True
- T or F - Right-wing total. or authoritarianism expressed by a politically applied strict Koran such as Afghanistan by the Taliban and as in Iran by the Ayatollahs is known as Islamic Funamentalism
- True
- In a parliamentary system the majority party is the political party with the most seats in parliament
- True
- The prime minister in a parliamentary system must be an elected member of parliament
- True
- Detente was Khrushchev's policy of openness
- False
- The most prevalent ideology in the world today is democracy
- True
- The majority party presently in Great Britain is the Labor party
- True
- If a "vote of no confidence" in parliament is successful the gov't is dissolved and an election must be held
- True
- The separation of powers principle in our constitution is based upon ideas in The Spirit of Laws by Montesqieu
- True
- The capital of China is Shanghai
- False
- The "SALT" agreement was between what 2 countries
- USA and USSR
- The actual governing and decision making chamber of the British lesgislature is the House of Commons
- True
- He was the Soviet leader during the Cuban missile crisis
- Khrushchev
- T or F - In Great Britain the queen has veto power over acts of Parliament
- False
- T or F - In Islam an Ayatollah is a religious teacher or leader
- True
- T or F - in Great Britain the Prime minister is the leader of the majority party in Parliament
- True
- T or F - Presently India is rules by a coalition gov't
- True
- The prime minister of India
- Singh