Patterns of Local & Regional Governance - AP Human Geography
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Which of the following best describes the definition of reapportionment?
Which of the following best describes the definition of reapportionment?
Every ten years in the United States, the government conducts a census, or a survey of the population. The census determines how much representation each state will get in the House of Representatives. The process by which representation is reallocated to the various states is called “reapportionment.”
Every ten years in the United States, the government conducts a census, or a survey of the population. The census determines how much representation each state will get in the House of Representatives. The process by which representation is reallocated to the various states is called “reapportionment.”
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Why is “Gerrymandering” often controversial?
Why is “Gerrymandering” often controversial?
The term “gerrymandering” is used to refer to the re-structuring of electoral districts so as to provide a benefit to one group over another. It is so often controversial because it allows politicians, or a political party, to draw up voting districts that ensure they will receive the majority of the vote for that district.
The term “gerrymandering” is used to refer to the re-structuring of electoral districts so as to provide a benefit to one group over another. It is so often controversial because it allows politicians, or a political party, to draw up voting districts that ensure they will receive the majority of the vote for that district.
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The Electoral College is used to determine __________.
The Electoral College is used to determine __________.
The Electoral College is an institution that is unique to the United States of America. When citizens vote in an American presidential election, they are actually voting for who they want the electors from their state to cast their votes for. In almost every state, the candidate who receives the most votes will garner the entirety of the electoral college votes for that state. It is used to determine the U.S. Presidency.
The Electoral College is an institution that is unique to the United States of America. When citizens vote in an American presidential election, they are actually voting for who they want the electors from their state to cast their votes for. In almost every state, the candidate who receives the most votes will garner the entirety of the electoral college votes for that state. It is used to determine the U.S. Presidency.
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Which of these cities is an example of a forward-thrust capital?
Which of these cities is an example of a forward-thrust capital?
A “forward-thrust capital” is a capital city that has been re-located from one region (Rio de Janeiro) to another region (Brasilia) in order for the government to accomplish some goal.
A “forward-thrust capital” is a capital city that has been re-located from one region (Rio de Janeiro) to another region (Brasilia) in order for the government to accomplish some goal.
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Which of these descriptions best matches an “anocracy”?
Which of these descriptions best matches an “anocracy”?
An “anocracy” is a system of government that combines elements of democracy and autocracy, often in confusing or chaotic fashion. An “anocracy” is usually highly unstable and inefficient.
An “anocracy” is a system of government that combines elements of democracy and autocracy, often in confusing or chaotic fashion. An “anocracy” is usually highly unstable and inefficient.
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There are many different forms of government throughout the world. Within each form of government there can be sub-forms as well. For example, there are many different types of democratic governments in the world, all of which have the power rest on the people, but in different ways. Theocratic is one form of government that is often mixed with a monarchy or dictatorship in certain countries.
Which of the following is an example of a theocratic government?
There are many different forms of government throughout the world. Within each form of government there can be sub-forms as well. For example, there are many different types of democratic governments in the world, all of which have the power rest on the people, but in different ways. Theocratic is one form of government that is often mixed with a monarchy or dictatorship in certain countries.
Which of the following is an example of a theocratic government?
A Theocratic government is one that holds a diety, or god, as where all authority comes from.
The Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran held Khomeini as a religious leader ruling of the Islamic Republic of Iran throughout most of the 20th century. The ultimate power of the Khomeini's came from Allah, according to the beliefs of the country. The ruler was a religious authoritarian.
The Landlocked government of Lesotho has a constitutional monarchy form of government. While this country is landlocked, that is not a form of government.
King Henry the 8th's rule over England was a Monarchy which took over the authority of the Church, becoming supreme over the Church's powers. This, in many ways, is the opposite of a theocratic government.
Nazi Germany was a dictatorship under the rule of Adolf Hitler. Though Hitler cited religious and ethnic supremacy over the Jews, his government was not theocratic as he did not rule the power any god as having authority. Hitler was the supreme authority under his Nazi regime.
Ivan the Terrible's rule over Russia was essentially a monarchy, that turned more into a dictatorship. Ivan created a centrally controlled government and named himself the Tsar of Russia.
A Theocratic government is one that holds a diety, or god, as where all authority comes from.
The Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran held Khomeini as a religious leader ruling of the Islamic Republic of Iran throughout most of the 20th century. The ultimate power of the Khomeini's came from Allah, according to the beliefs of the country. The ruler was a religious authoritarian.
The Landlocked government of Lesotho has a constitutional monarchy form of government. While this country is landlocked, that is not a form of government.
King Henry the 8th's rule over England was a Monarchy which took over the authority of the Church, becoming supreme over the Church's powers. This, in many ways, is the opposite of a theocratic government.
Nazi Germany was a dictatorship under the rule of Adolf Hitler. Though Hitler cited religious and ethnic supremacy over the Jews, his government was not theocratic as he did not rule the power any god as having authority. Hitler was the supreme authority under his Nazi regime.
Ivan the Terrible's rule over Russia was essentially a monarchy, that turned more into a dictatorship. Ivan created a centrally controlled government and named himself the Tsar of Russia.
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Which of the following best describes the definition of reapportionment?
Which of the following best describes the definition of reapportionment?
Every ten years in the United States, the government conducts a census, or a survey of the population. The census determines how much representation each state will get in the House of Representatives. The process by which representation is reallocated to the various states is called “reapportionment.”
Every ten years in the United States, the government conducts a census, or a survey of the population. The census determines how much representation each state will get in the House of Representatives. The process by which representation is reallocated to the various states is called “reapportionment.”
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Why is “Gerrymandering” often controversial?
Why is “Gerrymandering” often controversial?
The term “gerrymandering” is used to refer to the re-structuring of electoral districts so as to provide a benefit to one group over another. It is so often controversial because it allows politicians, or a political party, to draw up voting districts that ensure they will receive the majority of the vote for that district.
The term “gerrymandering” is used to refer to the re-structuring of electoral districts so as to provide a benefit to one group over another. It is so often controversial because it allows politicians, or a political party, to draw up voting districts that ensure they will receive the majority of the vote for that district.
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The Electoral College is used to determine __________.
The Electoral College is used to determine __________.
The Electoral College is an institution that is unique to the United States of America. When citizens vote in an American presidential election, they are actually voting for who they want the electors from their state to cast their votes for. In almost every state, the candidate who receives the most votes will garner the entirety of the electoral college votes for that state. It is used to determine the U.S. Presidency.
The Electoral College is an institution that is unique to the United States of America. When citizens vote in an American presidential election, they are actually voting for who they want the electors from their state to cast their votes for. In almost every state, the candidate who receives the most votes will garner the entirety of the electoral college votes for that state. It is used to determine the U.S. Presidency.
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Which of these cities is an example of a forward-thrust capital?
Which of these cities is an example of a forward-thrust capital?
A “forward-thrust capital” is a capital city that has been re-located from one region (Rio de Janeiro) to another region (Brasilia) in order for the government to accomplish some goal.
A “forward-thrust capital” is a capital city that has been re-located from one region (Rio de Janeiro) to another region (Brasilia) in order for the government to accomplish some goal.
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Which of these descriptions best matches an “anocracy”?
Which of these descriptions best matches an “anocracy”?
An “anocracy” is a system of government that combines elements of democracy and autocracy, often in confusing or chaotic fashion. An “anocracy” is usually highly unstable and inefficient.
An “anocracy” is a system of government that combines elements of democracy and autocracy, often in confusing or chaotic fashion. An “anocracy” is usually highly unstable and inefficient.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
There are many different forms of government throughout the world. Within each form of government there can be sub-forms as well. For example, there are many different types of democratic governments in the world, all of which have the power rest on the people, but in different ways. Theocratic is one form of government that is often mixed with a monarchy or dictatorship in certain countries.
Which of the following is an example of a theocratic government?
There are many different forms of government throughout the world. Within each form of government there can be sub-forms as well. For example, there are many different types of democratic governments in the world, all of which have the power rest on the people, but in different ways. Theocratic is one form of government that is often mixed with a monarchy or dictatorship in certain countries.
Which of the following is an example of a theocratic government?
A Theocratic government is one that holds a diety, or god, as where all authority comes from.
The Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran held Khomeini as a religious leader ruling of the Islamic Republic of Iran throughout most of the 20th century. The ultimate power of the Khomeini's came from Allah, according to the beliefs of the country. The ruler was a religious authoritarian.
The Landlocked government of Lesotho has a constitutional monarchy form of government. While this country is landlocked, that is not a form of government.
King Henry the 8th's rule over England was a Monarchy which took over the authority of the Church, becoming supreme over the Church's powers. This, in many ways, is the opposite of a theocratic government.
Nazi Germany was a dictatorship under the rule of Adolf Hitler. Though Hitler cited religious and ethnic supremacy over the Jews, his government was not theocratic as he did not rule the power any god as having authority. Hitler was the supreme authority under his Nazi regime.
Ivan the Terrible's rule over Russia was essentially a monarchy, that turned more into a dictatorship. Ivan created a centrally controlled government and named himself the Tsar of Russia.
A Theocratic government is one that holds a diety, or god, as where all authority comes from.
The Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran held Khomeini as a religious leader ruling of the Islamic Republic of Iran throughout most of the 20th century. The ultimate power of the Khomeini's came from Allah, according to the beliefs of the country. The ruler was a religious authoritarian.
The Landlocked government of Lesotho has a constitutional monarchy form of government. While this country is landlocked, that is not a form of government.
King Henry the 8th's rule over England was a Monarchy which took over the authority of the Church, becoming supreme over the Church's powers. This, in many ways, is the opposite of a theocratic government.
Nazi Germany was a dictatorship under the rule of Adolf Hitler. Though Hitler cited religious and ethnic supremacy over the Jews, his government was not theocratic as he did not rule the power any god as having authority. Hitler was the supreme authority under his Nazi regime.
Ivan the Terrible's rule over Russia was essentially a monarchy, that turned more into a dictatorship. Ivan created a centrally controlled government and named himself the Tsar of Russia.
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Which of the following best describes the definition of reapportionment?
Which of the following best describes the definition of reapportionment?
Every ten years in the United States, the government conducts a census, or a survey of the population. The census determines how much representation each state will get in the House of Representatives. The process by which representation is reallocated to the various states is called “reapportionment.”
Every ten years in the United States, the government conducts a census, or a survey of the population. The census determines how much representation each state will get in the House of Representatives. The process by which representation is reallocated to the various states is called “reapportionment.”
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Why is “Gerrymandering” often controversial?
Why is “Gerrymandering” often controversial?
The term “gerrymandering” is used to refer to the re-structuring of electoral districts so as to provide a benefit to one group over another. It is so often controversial because it allows politicians, or a political party, to draw up voting districts that ensure they will receive the majority of the vote for that district.
The term “gerrymandering” is used to refer to the re-structuring of electoral districts so as to provide a benefit to one group over another. It is so often controversial because it allows politicians, or a political party, to draw up voting districts that ensure they will receive the majority of the vote for that district.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
The Electoral College is used to determine __________.
The Electoral College is used to determine __________.
The Electoral College is an institution that is unique to the United States of America. When citizens vote in an American presidential election, they are actually voting for who they want the electors from their state to cast their votes for. In almost every state, the candidate who receives the most votes will garner the entirety of the electoral college votes for that state. It is used to determine the U.S. Presidency.
The Electoral College is an institution that is unique to the United States of America. When citizens vote in an American presidential election, they are actually voting for who they want the electors from their state to cast their votes for. In almost every state, the candidate who receives the most votes will garner the entirety of the electoral college votes for that state. It is used to determine the U.S. Presidency.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Which of these cities is an example of a forward-thrust capital?
Which of these cities is an example of a forward-thrust capital?
A “forward-thrust capital” is a capital city that has been re-located from one region (Rio de Janeiro) to another region (Brasilia) in order for the government to accomplish some goal.
A “forward-thrust capital” is a capital city that has been re-located from one region (Rio de Janeiro) to another region (Brasilia) in order for the government to accomplish some goal.
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Which of these descriptions best matches an “anocracy”?
Which of these descriptions best matches an “anocracy”?
An “anocracy” is a system of government that combines elements of democracy and autocracy, often in confusing or chaotic fashion. An “anocracy” is usually highly unstable and inefficient.
An “anocracy” is a system of government that combines elements of democracy and autocracy, often in confusing or chaotic fashion. An “anocracy” is usually highly unstable and inefficient.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
There are many different forms of government throughout the world. Within each form of government there can be sub-forms as well. For example, there are many different types of democratic governments in the world, all of which have the power rest on the people, but in different ways. Theocratic is one form of government that is often mixed with a monarchy or dictatorship in certain countries.
Which of the following is an example of a theocratic government?
There are many different forms of government throughout the world. Within each form of government there can be sub-forms as well. For example, there are many different types of democratic governments in the world, all of which have the power rest on the people, but in different ways. Theocratic is one form of government that is often mixed with a monarchy or dictatorship in certain countries.
Which of the following is an example of a theocratic government?
A Theocratic government is one that holds a diety, or god, as where all authority comes from.
The Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran held Khomeini as a religious leader ruling of the Islamic Republic of Iran throughout most of the 20th century. The ultimate power of the Khomeini's came from Allah, according to the beliefs of the country. The ruler was a religious authoritarian.
The Landlocked government of Lesotho has a constitutional monarchy form of government. While this country is landlocked, that is not a form of government.
King Henry the 8th's rule over England was a Monarchy which took over the authority of the Church, becoming supreme over the Church's powers. This, in many ways, is the opposite of a theocratic government.
Nazi Germany was a dictatorship under the rule of Adolf Hitler. Though Hitler cited religious and ethnic supremacy over the Jews, his government was not theocratic as he did not rule the power any god as having authority. Hitler was the supreme authority under his Nazi regime.
Ivan the Terrible's rule over Russia was essentially a monarchy, that turned more into a dictatorship. Ivan created a centrally controlled government and named himself the Tsar of Russia.
A Theocratic government is one that holds a diety, or god, as where all authority comes from.
The Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran held Khomeini as a religious leader ruling of the Islamic Republic of Iran throughout most of the 20th century. The ultimate power of the Khomeini's came from Allah, according to the beliefs of the country. The ruler was a religious authoritarian.
The Landlocked government of Lesotho has a constitutional monarchy form of government. While this country is landlocked, that is not a form of government.
King Henry the 8th's rule over England was a Monarchy which took over the authority of the Church, becoming supreme over the Church's powers. This, in many ways, is the opposite of a theocratic government.
Nazi Germany was a dictatorship under the rule of Adolf Hitler. Though Hitler cited religious and ethnic supremacy over the Jews, his government was not theocratic as he did not rule the power any god as having authority. Hitler was the supreme authority under his Nazi regime.
Ivan the Terrible's rule over Russia was essentially a monarchy, that turned more into a dictatorship. Ivan created a centrally controlled government and named himself the Tsar of Russia.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Which of the following best describes the definition of reapportionment?
Which of the following best describes the definition of reapportionment?
Every ten years in the United States, the government conducts a census, or a survey of the population. The census determines how much representation each state will get in the House of Representatives. The process by which representation is reallocated to the various states is called “reapportionment.”
Every ten years in the United States, the government conducts a census, or a survey of the population. The census determines how much representation each state will get in the House of Representatives. The process by which representation is reallocated to the various states is called “reapportionment.”
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Why is “Gerrymandering” often controversial?
Why is “Gerrymandering” often controversial?
The term “gerrymandering” is used to refer to the re-structuring of electoral districts so as to provide a benefit to one group over another. It is so often controversial because it allows politicians, or a political party, to draw up voting districts that ensure they will receive the majority of the vote for that district.
The term “gerrymandering” is used to refer to the re-structuring of electoral districts so as to provide a benefit to one group over another. It is so often controversial because it allows politicians, or a political party, to draw up voting districts that ensure they will receive the majority of the vote for that district.
Compare your answer with the correct one above