POL206: Comparative Politics Quiz

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Froggy Jumps POL206: Comparative Politics QuizOnline version Test your understanding of comparative government. by James R 1 What distinguishes a federal state from a unitary state? a Subnational governments share no sovereignty. b Power is constitutionally divided between national and subnational governments. c All power resides in a single national government. 2 In parliamentary systems, the executive is drawn from a the heads of state only b the legislature c the judiciary 3 What best differentiates democracy from liberal democracy? a Democracy emphasizes participation; liberal emphasizes rights and limits on government. b Democracy requires elections; liberal does not. c Liberalism rejects elections altogether. 4 What is political culture? a A set of shared values, beliefs, and norms about politics. b Only economic opinions of citizens. c The laws and statutes of a country. 5 What is legitimacy in politics? a Economic success alone grants it. b Widespread belief that rulers have the right to rule. c Military power alone grants it. 6 Which system features a clear separation of powers among branches of government? a A unitary bureaucracy b A presidential system c A pure one-party state 7 What does proportional representation aim to do? a Guarantee a single party victory b Allocate seats roughly in proportion to votes received. c Distribute seats by random draw 8 What constitutional feature strengthens federalism? a Central budget control only b Unicameral legislature c Explicit division of powers between levels of government. 9 What is pluralism in politics? a The military makes all policy decisions b Policy influence is dispersed among many groups. c Power rests with a single party 10 What does parliamentary sovereignty mean? a Parliament is the supreme legal authority. b The president holds ultimate power c Judiciary is supreme

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POL206: Comparative Politics QuizOnline version

by James R

What distinguishes a federal state from a unitary state?

In parliamentary systems, the executive is drawn from

What best differentiates democracy from liberal democracy?

What is political culture?

What is legitimacy in politics?

Which system features a clear separation of powers among branches of government?

What does proportional representation aim to do?

What constitutional feature strengthens federalism?

What is pluralism in politics?

What does parliamentary sovereignty mean?