Quiz: Introduction to Political science

A system with two separate executives A government with two heads of state A legislature composed of two chambers or houses A judicial system with two levels of courts

It outlines economic policies It establishes the fundamental laws and principles that govern the operation of the government It dictates foreign relations It serves only as a symbolic document

To focus solely on party finances To understand how parties represent different interests and ideologies To study the personal lives of politicians To compare party colors

To limit public involvement in politics To enforce government policies To serve as neutral observers To aggregate and represent diverse social interests in the political process

By reducing the efficiency of public agencies By ensuring that government operations and decisions are open and accessible to the public By keeping government actions secret By increasing the complexity of government processes

It deals with international trade agreements It concerns the fair distribution of benefits and burdens in society It focuses on the punishment of criminals It is concerned with diplomatic relations between states

The exploration of electoral politics The investigation of political theory The analysis of international relations The study of different forms and systems of government across countries

By enabling judicial participation in executive decisions Through direct intervention in legislative processes By permitting courts to pass new laws By allowing courts to nullify laws that violate the constitution

To serve as the final appellate court in the legal system To appoint government officials To lead governmental agencies To initiate legislation

The division of power between central and regional authorities The uniformity of laws across all regions The concentration of power in a central authority The absence of regional governance