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History Chapter 1

AB
stateA political community that occupys a definite territory, an organized gov't woith the power to make & enforce laws w/out approval from higher authority.
nationGroup of people united by bonds of race,language, custom,tradition, and sometimes religion.
Nation-statecountry in which territory of both nation & state coinside.
consensusan agreement about basic beliefs
sovereigntythe supreme and absolute authority with in territorial boundries
GovernmentA governing body which serves as the relationship(social order), provides public services, and enforces binding decisions on citizens
social contracttheory that by contract people surrender to the state the power needed to maintain order, and the state agrees to protect its citizens.
unitary systemgives all key powers to the national and central gov't
federal systempowers divided between the nat'l gov't and state gov't
confederacyA loose union of independent states.
constitutiona plan that provides the rules for gov't
constitutional gov'ta gov't in which a constitution has authority to place clearly recognized limits on powers of those who govern
preamblea statement in the constitution that sets foth the goals and purposes of gov't
constitutional lawlaw that involves the interpetation and application of the us constituiton and state constitution
politicsthe effort to control or influence the conduct and policys of gov't.
industrialized nationa nation with large industries, advanced tech. that provides a more comfortable way of life then devloping nations
developing nationa nation only beginning to develop industrialy
autocracyA system of gov't in which the power to rule is in the hands of a single individual
monarchyAutocracy in which a queen, king or emporer exercises supreme powers of gov't
oligarchysystem of gov't in which a small group holds power
democracygov't in which the people rule
republicvoters are the source of gov't authority
political partyA group of individuals with broad common interest who organized to nominate canidates.
free enterprisethe opportunity to control ones own economic decisions.
economicsthe study of human efforts to satisfy seemingly unlimited wants throught the use of limited resources.
capitalisman economic system providing free choice and individule incentives for works, investors, consumers, and buissness interprises
free marketeconomic system in which buyers and sellers make free choices in the market place
Laissez-fairThe philosophy that the gov't should keep its hands of the economy
socialisman economic system where the gov't owns the basic mean of production, distributes the products and wages, and provides socail service such as health care and welfare
bourgeoisiecapitalist who own the mean of production
proletariatworkers who produce the goods
communisma economic system in which the central gov't directs all major economic decisions
cammand- economyan economic system in which the gov't controls the factors of production



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