5 Written Questions

1. a king or queen who is without power and is for ceremonial purposes only
2. the name of the German legislature
3. a government with elected officials
4. a limit
5. a single ruler who does not share power with a legislature

5 Matching Questions

1. state
2. dictator
3. monarch
4. population
5. preamble

1. a a king or queen or other ruler who receives power from a relative
2. b a solitary, harsh leader who does not share power
3. c the civilians living in an area
4. d the introduction paragraph of the US Constitution
5. e a section of a country, such as in the USA or Mexico or Brasil

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the highest level of the US court system
   1. representative
   2. precedent
   3. autocrat
   4. Supreme Court
2. an area smaller than a state that has a dense population and official boundaries
   1. dictator
   2. state
   3. autocrat
   4. city
3. the term that refers to the "Government"
   1. The "State"
   2. population
   3. executive
   4. dictator
4. a person who is chosen to speak and vote for a large group of people
   1. executive
   2. precedent
   3. representative
   4. state
5. amendments in the US Constitution where many individual rights are protected
   1. Parliament
   2. autocrat
   3. Supreme Court
   4. Bill of Rights

5 True/False Question

1. revolution → the civilians living in an area
   

   True        False

2. Parliament → the name of the British and French legislatures
   

   True        False

3. constitution → an organized plan for the way government functions
   

   True        False

4. precedent → to do something in government or law the same way it was done in the past
   

   True        False

5. executive → the part of the government that carries out the law
   

   True        False