THE FORMATION OF GOVERNMENTS CHAPTER 1 SECTION 2
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THE FORMATION OF GOVERNMENTS CHAPTER 1 SECTION 2
GOVERNMENTS Each government developed from its own unique situations. Most governments include smaller divisions of that government. Ex) provinces, states, counteis, cities, towns and villages.
Government Systems Unitary system gives all key powers to the national, or central government. Ex) Great Britain, France and Italy
Federal System Government divides powers between national and state (or provincial governments). Ex) United States, Canada, Switzerland, Mexico, Australia, India, and Russia.
Our Federal System in the Courts
Confederacy Loose union of independent states.
Constitution A plan that provides rule for government. 1) Sets out ideals that the people bound by the constitution believe in and share. 2) establishes the basic structure of government and defines the government’s powers and duties.
Constitutional Government A government in which a constitution has authority to place clearly recognized limits on the power of those who govern. The constitution in such a government LIMITS the government’s power. US Constitution 1787 replaced Articles of Confederation.
Be careful! Just because a government has a constitution does not mean it limits their power! Ex) China
Incomplete Guides Constitutions are incomplete guides. State’s rights, individuals freedoms are still fought over today. Always does not reflect acutal practice.
All men are created equal? ?
Preamble The beginning of a constitutions the people of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. ” “We,
Constitutional Law Trying to figure out what means what. “Interpretation and application of the constitution. ” Courts, judges, lawyers.
Politics An effort to control or influence the conduct and policies of government.
Politics An effort to control or influence the conduct and policies of government.
Special Interest Groups For or against the “general” welfare. Special Interest Groups push political parties towards new legislation or awareness. Some believe they cause bribery and corruption.
PETA, NRA, MADD, Fire Brigades, Greenpeace
Industrialized Nations Large industries and advanced technology that provide a more comfortable way of life than developing nations do.
G 8 Group of 8 refers to the eight highly industrialized nations: France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Great Britain, United States, Canada and Russia. Much ambiguity, but they are there!
Global Interdependence Globalizations, technology, and the World Wide Web bringing people closer to one another. Growing dependent on one another for money, goods, technology, medicine, financial investments, military aid etc. NAFTA!!!!
Nonstate, International Groups Corporations, Al-Qaeda, Sony, terrorist organizations etc. IRA, PLO WTO, General Motors, Mitsubishi
- The formation of governments 1-2
- The formation of governments 1-2
- Formation initiale vs formation continue
- Different kind of governments
- Why do people create, structure, and change government?
- Three ways war affected the land and people of europe
- Se asia governments comprehension check
- Comparing se asian governments answer key
- Is japan a unitary state
- Comparing asian governments
- Comparing asian governments
- Centre region council of governments
- Comparing african governments
- Are local governments tax exempt
- Are city governments tax exempt
- Comparing sw asia governments answers
- How can governments ensure citizens are treated fairly
- How do the governments of kenya and nigeria compare?
- Comparing sw asian governments
- How are governments classified
- Governments can sometimes improve market outcomes examples
- What are the three ways to classify governments
- Scog