Questions and Answers
What type of government allows leaders to not follow the laws that citizens do?
Unlimited Government
What type of government has some control on the leadership's powers, usually through laws?
Limited Government
In an unlimited government, the government has a limited amount of power.
False
In a limited government, citizens have the right to criticize and question the government.
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What type of government is exemplified by the freedom of press in the United States?
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How do leaders typically come to power in unlimited governments?
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What right allows citizens to question the government in limited governments?
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What is the type of government where people are free to make, sell, and buy whatever they want?
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In unlimited governments, laws are often made by the ___________ or _____________.
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What type of government provides freedom of religion for its citizens?
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What types of governments censor television and internet in countries like North Korea and Iran?
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What is the fair process called through which leaders are chosen in limited governments?
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What do unlimited governments control in terms of business and industry?
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In limited governments, ___________________________ are free to produce goods and services.
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What type of government decides what kind of education children receive?
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In a limited government, where are workers free to work?
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What type of government allows the freedom to peacefully protest against the government?
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Study Notes
Unlimited Government
- Leaders do not adhere to laws that citizens must follow.
- Possesses an unlimited amount of power over the state and its citizens.
- Often found in nations where power is inherited or seized through force.
- Rulers or dictators create laws without democratic processes.
- Media and communication channels like television and internet are heavily censored.
- Education is tightly controlled, focusing on promoting loyalty to the state.
- Entire industries and businesses are managed and dictated by the government.
Limited Government
- Leadership powers are restricted by laws, ensuring accountability.
- Citizens enjoy freedom of speech, allowing them to criticize the government.
- The United States exemplifies a limited government where the press operates freely.
- Rights such as freedom of religion and the ability to protest are protected.
- Citizens can make, sell, and buy at their discretion, promoting free enterprise.
- Elections provide a fair process for choosing leaders, highlighting democratic values.
- Entrepreneurs have the freedom to operate businesses and dictate prices.
- Workers can choose their employment freely, adding to individual liberties and opportunities.
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Explore the concepts of limited and unlimited government through these informative flashcards. Learn key definitions and distinctions between these two types of governance. Perfect for students studying political science or government topics.
