what are the 5 concepts of government?
238162
['Worth of the Individual. All people are created equal and deserve an opportunity to pursue their potential.', 'Equality of all persons. equality of opportunity and equality before the law.', 'Majority Rules with Minority Rights. ... ', 'Necessity of compromise. ... ', 'individual freedom.']
1202826
Citizenship concepts include democracy, government, law, justice, rights and responsibilities, participation, community, equality, identities, diversity.
650466
['(1) Permanence:', '(2) Exclusiveness:', '(3) All Comprehensiveness:', '(4) Inalienability:', '(5) Unity:', '(6) Imperscriptibility:', '(7) Indivisibility:', '(8) Absoluteness:']
155486
['Written constitution.', 'Rigid constitution.', 'Popular sovereignty.', 'Bicameral legislature.', 'Separation of powers.', 'Checks and balances.', 'Judicial Review.', 'Presidential system.']
873448
['Population: State is a community of persons. ... ', 'Territory: Territory is the second essential element of the State. ... ', 'Government: ... ', 'Sovereignty:']
723328
['Monarchy - Rule of one. ... ', 'Oligarchy - Rule of the few. ... ', 'Theocracy - Technically, rule by God. ... ', 'Authoritarianism - Monopoly of political power by an individual or small group that otherwise allows people to go about their private lives as they wish.']
192291
['Individualism. ... ', 'Idealism. ... ', 'Divinity of Nature.']
584355
['Democracy.', 'The rule of law.', 'Individual liberty.', 'Mutual respect.', 'Tolerance of those of different faiths and beliefs.']
107599
['Personal Liberty. The most important, to insure life and liberty. ... ', 'Equality. To ensure "one man, one vote" - the equality of all citizens.', 'Popular Consent and Majority Rule. Government draws its power from the consent of the governed (social contract). ... ', 'Popular Sovereignty. ... ', 'Civil Society. ... ', 'Individualism.']
586306
This lesson will differentiate five forms of government: monarchy, democracy, oligarchy, authoritarianism, and totalitarianism.
251984
Government in the United States consists of three separate levels: the federal government, the state governments, and local governments.
357573
['Living Constitution/living tree doctrine.', 'Originalism (original meaning)', 'Original intent. (legislative intent, legislative history)', 'Strict constructionism.', 'Textualism.', 'Purposive approach.']
360420
The Constitution contains a Preamble, 7 articles, and 27 Amendments. What principles are reflected in the U. S. Constitution? The principles include limited government, federalism, separation of powers in to three branches of government, checks and balances, and individual rights.
272916
['Written Constitution: ADVERTISEMENTS: ... ', 'Supremacy of the Constitution: ... ', 'Rigid Constitution: ... ', 'Division of Powers: ... ', 'Independent Judiciary: ... ', 'Bicameral Legislature: ... ', 'Dual Government Polity:']
911632
["Popular Sovereignty. The idea that the government's authority comes from the people.", 'Limited Government. The government is limited in the way they can act by the Constitution. ... ', 'Seperation of Powers. ... ', 'Checks and Balances. ... ', 'Federalism.']
1404846
['Division of Powers: ... ', 'Written Constitution: ... ', 'Rigid Constitution: ... ', 'Supremacy of the Constitution: ... ', 'Special Role of the Judiciary: ... ', 'Dual Administration: ... ', 'Dual Citizenship: ... ', 'Bicameral Legislature:']
583110
['The bulkiest constitution of the world.', 'Rigidity and flexibility. ... ', 'Parliamentary system of government. ... ', 'Federal system with a unitary bias. ... ', 'Fundamental rights and fundamental duties. ... ', 'Directive principles of state policy. ... ', 'Secularism.']