UCSP Anthropology, Sociology, and Political Science Quiz

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Which branch of government is dependent on the legislative department?

The executive department

What type of government permits no individual freedom and seeks to subordinate all aspects of individual life?

Totalitarianism

In a federal government, how are the organs divided?

National and local affairs

What does a cooperative aim to realize for its members?

Common economic, social, and cultural needs

Which non-state institution is primarily concerned with promoting principled causes, ideas, and values?

Transnational Advocacy Group

What is the focus of anthropology?

Physical characteristics and culture of human beings and their ancestors

Which term is described as 'upright man'?

Homo erectus

What is the prime duty of the government according to Article 2 Section 4 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution?

To serve and protect the people

Which element of the state includes land, water, and airspace?

Territory

What is the focus of sociology?

Studying man in the context of how he relates with others in a group

What term is used to describe the study of man not as an individual but in the context of how he relates with others in a group?

Sociology

Which species of human evolution is often referred to as 'handy man'?

Homo habilis

According to Article 1 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution, which elements are included in the territory of the state?

Land, water, and airspace

What is the prime duty of the government according to Article 2 Section 4 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution?

To serve and protect the people

Which branch of government is responsible for making, implementing, and enforcing the law of the state?

Executive branch

Which system of government is characterized by the executive being dependent on the legislative?

Parliamentary government

In a democracy, which form directly exercises power through mass meetings or assemblies?

Direct democracy

What is the primary role of transnational advocacy groups?

To promote principled causes, ideas, and values

Which non-state institution is formed by workers from related fields working for common interests such as proper compensation and safety standards?

Trade unions

Which type of government allows for control of national and local affairs?

Unitary government

Study Notes

Government Structure and Functions

  • The executive branch depends on the legislative department for its authority and functions.
  • In a unitary government, individual freedom is subordinated, controlling all aspects of personal life.
  • In a federal government, organs are divided between national and regional authorities, sharing power.

Cooperative and Advocacy

  • A cooperative aims to improve the economic and social well-being of its members through mutual assistance.
  • Transnational advocacy groups work to promote principled causes, values, and societal changes across nations.

Social Sciences Focus

  • Anthropology studies human societies, cultures, and their development.
  • Sociology examines how individuals interact and collaborate within social groups, emphasizing their relationships.

Terminology in Human Evolution

  • The term 'upright man' refers to Homo erectus, an early human species.
  • Homo habilis is known as 'handy man' due to its association with the creation of simple tools.

Philippine Constitution Highlights

  • Article 2 Section 4 of the 1987 Philippine Constitution declares that the government's prime duty is to serve and protect the people.
  • Article 1 outlines the territory of the state to include all islands and waters in the Philippines.

Branches of Government

  • The legislative branch is responsible for creating laws, while the executive implements and enforces them.
  • A parliamentary system features an executive branch that is dependent on the legislative branch for its legitimacy.

Democracy and Governance

  • In a direct democracy, power is exercised by citizens via mass meetings or assemblies, emphasizing direct participation.
  • A government that allows for control over both national and local affairs is often termed a centralized government.

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