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American Government Chapter 1 Principles of Government

Chapter 1 Section 1 Government and the State Objective I Define government and the basic powers every government holds.

I. Define government and the basic powers every government holds. Public Policies

Government The institution through which a society makes and enforces its public policies made up of those people who have authority and control over other people public policies - all those things government decides to do one of the oldest of human inventions

I. Define government and the basic powers every government holds. Legislative Power Executive Power Judicial Power

I. Define government and the basic powers every government holds. Constitutionalism Dictatorship Democracy

Chapter 1 Section 1 Government and the State Objective II Describe the four defining characteristics of the state.

II. Describe the four defining characteristics of the state. 1) Population 2) Territory 3) Sovereignty 4) Government

The State

Chapter 1 Section 1 Government and the State Objective III Identify four theories that attempt to explain the origin of the state.

III. Identify four theories that attempt to explain the origin of the state. 1) Force Theory 2) Evolutionary Theory 3) Divine Right Theory 4) Social Contract Theory

Social Contract Theory

Chapter 1 Section 1 Government and the State Objective IV Understand the purpose of government in the United States and other countries.

IV. Understand the purpose of government in the United States and other countries. 1) Form a more perfect union. 2) Establish justice. 3) Insure domestic tranquility.

IV. Understand the purpose of government in the United States and other countries. 4) Provide for the common defense. 5) Promote the general welfare. 6) Secure the blessings of liberty.

END OF SECTION 1

Chapter 1 Section 2 Forms of Government Objective I Classify government according to three sets of characteristics.

I. Classify government according to three sets of characteristics. Government classifications: 1) Who can participate 2) Geographic distribution 3) Legislative/Executive relationship

Chapter 1 Section 2 Forms of Government Objective II Define systems of government based on who can participate.

II. Define systems of government based on who can participate. Democracy Indirect Representative John Robinson Shadrack McGill

II. Define systems of government based on who can participate. Dictatorship Autocracy Oligarchy

Chapter 1 Section 2 Forms of Government Objective III Identify different ways that power can be distributed, geographically, within a state.

Confederate Government III. Identify different ways that power can be distributed, geographically, within a state. Unitary Government Federal Government Division of Powers Confederate Government

Chapter 1 Section 2 Forms of Government Objective IV Describe a government by how power is distributed between the executive branch and legislative branch.

Presidential Government IV. Describe a government by how power is distributed between the executive branch and legislative branch. Presidential Government Executive and Legislative Branches The Chief Executive a) b) c)

IV. Describe a government by how power is distributed between the executive branch and legislative branch. Parliamentary Government

END OF SECTION 2

Chapter 1 Section 3 Basic Concepts of Democracy Objective I Understand the foundations of democracy.

I. Understand the foundations of democracy. Worth of the Individual Equality of all Persons 1) Opportunity 2) Before the law Majority Rule, Minority Rights 1) 2)

I. Understand the foundations of democracy. Necessity of Compromise 1) 2) Individual Freedom

Chapter 1 Section 3 Basic Concepts of Democracy Objective II Analyze the connections between democracy and the free enterprise system.

II. Analyze the connections between democracy and the free enterprise system. 1) Private Ownership 2) Individual Initiative 3) Profit 4) Competition

II. Analyze the connections between democracy and the free enterprise system. How the System Works 1) Law of Supply and Demand 2) Free Enterprise – Economic 3) Democracy – Political

II. Analyze the connections between democracy and the free enterprise system. Government and the Free Enterprise System Mixed Economy Purpose of gov’t participation a) regulation b) promotion

Chapter 1 Section 3 Basic Concepts of Democracy Objective III Identify the role of the Internet in a democracy.

III. Identify the role of the Internet in a democracy. Democracy and the Internet 1) Informed citizens 2) Reliability NOT guaranteed

END OF CHAPTER 1