Quiz: Introduction to Political science

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

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

It centralizes legal authority within the federal government It diminishes state courts' role in legal interpretations It ensures uniform interpretation and application of federal laws across all states It allows state legislatures to override federal judicial decisions

In direct democracy, citizens directly participate in decision-making, while in representative democracy, they elect officials to make decisions on their behalf In representative democracy, citizens have no role in decision-making In direct democracy, there are no elected officials In direct democracy, decisions are made by a single leader

Overseeing police and regulatory agencies Directly passing legislation Conducting trials for law violations Creating new courts

It has no effect on national policies By increasing interdependence, it limits the autonomy of states in making economic decisions It ensures the dominance of domestic markets It promotes complete economic isolation

It describes the balance between democratic and authoritarian regimes It is a strategy for achieving global peace through disarmament It is a concept used to explain how states maintain stability by preventing any one state from becoming too powerful It refers to the equal distribution of economic resources among 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

The rejection of private property The importance of individual rights and autonomy The support for absolute government control The primacy of the collective good

Solely head of state with no governmental role. Neither head of state nor government. Head of state and government. Only head of government, with a separate head of state.