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Question 1 Although impressive, the writings of John Locke didn’t have much influence

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Question 1

Although impressive, the writings of John Locke didn’t have much influence on those who wrote the United States Constitution.

TrueFalse
Question 2

The ‘modern state’ as we know it today has really remained unchanged since the early 1800’s

True
b. False
Question 3

Which of the following is a characteristic of parliamentary government?

It is very difficult to pass new laws and legistlation in a parliamentary system.
The executive often works independently from the parliament
Laws and legislation are more quickly passed and implemented in a parliamentary system compared with a presidential one.
none of the above
Question 4

Which is a common characteristic of a presidential system?

Presidential systems tend to exist in geographically larger states
Presidential systems are mostly found in the United States, Canada and Western Europe
This system is only used in the United States
all of the above
Question 5

Just over 90 percent of democracies in the world use a parliamentary government.

True
False
Question 6

Which is true of federalism?

It is a system that is only practiced in the United States
States or provinces are granted power that provides them with some level of autonomy from the federal or national government.
There is only one federal government that controls everything
It tends to discourage policy experimentation in certain parts of the country.
Question 7

Smaller, Western European countries have a unitary form of government

True
False
Question 8

According to Locke, the State of Nature is a place of chaos, danger and void of individual freedoms.

True
False
Question 9

The House of Commons has less members than the House of Representatives

True
False
Question 10

In most parliamentary systems, the prime minister is elected directly by the people.

True
False
Question 11

What are the main differences between a parliamentary system versus a presidential system?

Question 12

Briefly, how did the modern state change through the late 1800’s and during first half of the 20th century?

 
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