7 Written Questions

1. The spread of ideas designed to support a cause.
2. A kind of government in which citizens govern themselves.
3. the level of comfort in terms of the goods and services that people have.
4. A political system in which the central government owns farms, factories, and offices.
5. A country in which many services and benefits are paid for by the government.
6. An economic system in which businesses are privately owned.
7. to leave a group, especially a political group or a nation.

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Actions to limit trade with nations that have violated international laws.
   1. communism
   2. economic sanctions
   3. collective
   4. constitution
2. Ideas that relate to or cause the overthrow of a government, or other great change.
   1. revolutionary
   2. democracy
   3. alliance
   4. constitution
3. A huge government-controlled farm.
   1. secede
   2. collective
   3. communism
   4. alliance
4. The lawmaking body of the United Kingdom.
   1. alliance
   2. Parliament
   3. capitalism
   4. propaganda
5. An agreement between countries to protect and defend each other.
   1. alliance
   2. monarch
   3. Parliament
   4. secede
6. A person who develops original ideas in order to start new businesses.
   1. propaganda
   2. secede
   3. Parliament
   4. entrepreneur

6 True/False Questions

1. nationalism → An economic system in which businesses are privately owned.

   True        False

2. single market → to leave a group, especially a political group or a nation.

   True        False

3. representative → A person who represents, or stands for, a group of people.

   True        False

4. constitution → A huge government-controlled farm.

   True        False

5. Constitutional Monarchy → A government in which a monarch is the head of state but has limited powers.

   True        False

6. monarch → The ruler of a kingdom or empire, such as a king or queen.

   True        False