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Government—Institution in which people make and enforce public policies. Has 3 powers: Legislative – make laws Executive – enforce laws Judicial – interpret laws II. What is a “State”? This Day in Government. The Yes / No Game Are these countries a state?. Yes No. United States. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Principles of Government

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Principles of Government

I. Government—Institution in which people make and enforce public policies.

Has 3 powers:A. Legislative – make lawsB. Executive – enforce lawsC. Judicial – interpret lawsII. What is a “State”? This Day in Government

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Yes No

The Yes / No GameAre these countries a state?

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Yes No

United States

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Yes NoUnited States

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Yes NoUnited States

France

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Yes NoUnited StatesFrance

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Yes NoUnited StatesFrance

Antarctica

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Principles of Government

Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance

Kurdistan

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance Kurdistan

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance Kurdistan

Russia

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia

China

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussiaChina

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussiaChina

Puerto Rico

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina

Somalia

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina Somalia

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina Somalia

Tibet

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina Somalia

Tibet

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina Somalia

Tibet

Venezuela

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

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Principles of Government

Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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Four Characteristics:• Defined territory

“State”

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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Four Characteristics:• Defined territory• Population

“State”

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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Four Characteristics:• Defined territory• Population• Government

“State”

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Principles of Government

Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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Principles of Government

Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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Four Characteristics:• Defined territory• Population• Government• Sovereignty

“State”

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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Yes NoUnited States AntarcticaFrance KurdistanRussia Puerto RicoChina SomaliaVenezuela Tibet

“State”

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“the state of Israel”“terrorist state”

“state sponsored terrorism”

“State”

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“country”physical land

“nation” group of people with a common bond – race,

language, religion Examples:

“Cubs nation”“Cherokee nation”

“State”

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The United States of America

“State”

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Origin of the state:• Evolutionary Theory—Evolved from the heads

of families (Ex. Tribal Chiefs, Elders) • Force Theory—Leaders took control by force

(Cuba)• Divine Right Theory—God/The Gods choose the

leaders or they are descendants of the Gods.Examples – Monarchs (Pharaohs, Kings, Tsars, etc.)

“State”

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• Social Contract Theory—The people surrendered some of their own power/rights in exchange for the protection/laws of the government. Thomas Hobbes, John Locke Constitution – contract between a

government and its citizens

“State”

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Who participates?

Classifying Governments

Democracy

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Principles of GovernmentDemocracy

Policy Policy

Direct Democracy

Indirect DemocracyRepresentative DemocracyRepublic

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Who participates?

Classifying Governments

Democracy Dictator

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Autocracy: one ruler Oligarchy: small group

Dictator Monarch

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Principles of GovernmentDictator

Autocracy: one ruler Oligarchy: small group

Dictator Monarch

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Principles of GovernmentDictator

Autocracy: one ruler Oligarchy: small group

Dictator Monarch

MilitaryReligious

AristocracyPolitical Party

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

Power

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

Who has the power in room ALC135?

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

Mr. Wagler #23

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

Mr. Wagler #23

Students

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Principles of Government

Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

Mr. Wagler #23

Students

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

Unitary United Kingdom Israel

National Government

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Principles of Government

Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

National Government

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

National Government

IN

IL

AL

TX

CA

FL

GA

MI

OH

WI

PA

Federal United States Mexico Germany India

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

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Geographic Distribution of Power

Classifying Governments

Confederate• Confederate

States of America

VIRGINIA

N.CAROLINA

S.CAROLINA

GEORGIA

ALABAMA

MISSISSIPPI

ARKANSAS

LOUISIANA

TENNESSEE

KENTUCKY

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Choosing a Chief ExecutiveClassifying Governments

People

Presidential System

Legislative President

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Choosing a Chief ExecutiveClassifying Governments

People

Parliamentary System

Legislative

Prime Minister

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