Quiz: Introduction to Political science

To interpret and apply the law To execute laws To elect government officials To enact legislation

Majority rule with respect for minority rights Rule by a single party Absolute power of the ruler Government control of all economic activities

As a system that should be completely eliminated As an unnecessary hindrance to government efficiency As the primary source of political power As a rational and efficient way to organize and manage public services

The study of economics The study of natural sciences The study of government and political processes The study of cultures

Shared executive powers with the prime minister. Sole control over the legislature. No role in the executive branch. Acts only as a ceremonial figure.

Direct election by the public. No fixed term for executive members. The executive is derived from the legislative body. The executive is completely independent of the legislature.

Interpreting laws Amending the constitution Implementing laws Creating laws

A group of people with a common identity A type of government A geographical territory A political party

It describes the balance between democratic and authoritarian regimes It refers to the equal distribution of economic resources among states It is a concept used to explain how states maintain stability by preventing any one state from becoming too powerful It is a strategy for achieving global peace through disarmament

No role in the executive branch. Sole control over the legislature. Acts only as a ceremonial figure. Shared executive powers with the prime minister.