1st Quarter Periodical Test Flashcards

1
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The exercise of power, the science of government, the making of collective decisions, the allocation of scarce resources and the practice of management and leadership.

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Politics

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2
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The study of who gets what when and how.

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Politics (Harold Laswell)

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3
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A group decision making to choose the best actions.

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Collective decisions

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4
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The father of political science

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Aristotle

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5
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The father of modern political science

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Niccolo Machiavelli

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6
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The system by which a state or community is controlled.

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Government

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7
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A way of measuring how public institutions conduct public affairs and manage public resources and a preferred way.

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Good governance

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8
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The process of decision making in the process by which decisions are implemented.

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Governance

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9
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What are the characteristics of good governance?

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Participation
Rule of law
Transparency
Responsiveness
Consensus oriented
Equity and inclusiveness
Effectiveness and efficiency
Accountable

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10
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An opportunity for everyone to voice or opinions through institutions or presentations.

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Participation

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11
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Legal frameworks should be fair and enforced impartially

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Rule of law

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12
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A guarantee that any information related to a policy can be accessed by everyone

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Transparency

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13
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Responding efficiently and effectively to people’s needs

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Responsiveness

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14
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The decision must be a decision that can be accepted by everyone and does not harm anyone

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Consensus oriented

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15
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All have opportunities to improve or maintain their well-being

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Equity and inclusiveness

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16
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Produce results that meat needs while making the best use of resources.

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Effectiveness and efficiency

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17
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The politician should always be trustworthy.

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Accountable

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18
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The different concepts of government

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The worth of the individual
Equality of all persons
Majority rules with minority rights
Necessity of compromise
Individual freedom

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19
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The concept that all people are created equal and deserve an opportunity to pursue their potential

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The worth of the individual

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20
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The concept that the equality of opportunity and equality before the law

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Equality of all persons

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21
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The democratic principle that the government follows the preference of the majority of voters but protects the interest of the minority.

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Majority rules with minority rights

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22
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Acceptance of needing to work together and give or take

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Necessity of compromise

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23
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The concept of freedom to do whatever you want as long as it doesn’t in french on others’freedom.

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Individual freedom

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24
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Refers to a set of concepts essential to any series reflection on political life.

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Political concepts

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25
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The power of the leader to rule in the power to exact obedience to his people.

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Authority

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26
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The legal and psychological right to govern

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Legitimacy

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27
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The right of the government to rule any right of government to have leadership and exist

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Sovereignty

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28
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The kind of authority gain through inheritance or succession

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Traditional authority

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29
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The field of political science that deals with the methods and techniques of the state

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Public administration

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30
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The field of political science that focuses on the political views thoughts and doctrines of the politics

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Political theory

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31
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The exercise of political economic and administrative authority to manage nations affair

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Governance

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32
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One of the three legs of governments that deals with the countries economic activities and its relationships with other economies

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Economic governance

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33
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The political belief system created to control or destroy a government

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Political ideologies

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34
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Political ideologies emphasizes human welfare and support civil rights and also accept socio-political change

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Liberalism

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35
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It seeks to preserve all that is good about the past.

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Conservatism

36
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It seeks to create social equality to attain social stability. An instrument of labor movement

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Socialism

37
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It seeks to establish a balance between distribution to the market and the state. It stresses welfare measures but not state ownership

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Social democracy

38
Q

Social and political system seeking government ownership of the means of production and services

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Communism

39
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Promotes that all values arise from the state and the individual has no right to oppose. Totalitarian component state/ militarism and violence

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Fascism

40
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Promotes women’s superiority and all aspects of society. Gender equality in the political economic and social spheres.

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Feminism

41
Q

The potential to influence others

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Power

42
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It has the ability to create or destroy many things depending how a person uses it

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Power

43
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The power a person receives as a result of his or her position in the formal hierarchy of an organization.

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Legitimate power

44
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The power that achieves compliance based on the ability to distribute awards that others view as invaluable

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Reward power

45
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The opposite of reward power this power is based on the fear of negative results

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Coercive power

46
Q

Based on the possession by an individual of desirable resources or personal traits

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Referent power

47
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This power is based on skills knowledge, the person has the knowledge and skills to outperform others

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Expert power

48
Q

The act of the politician to spend and steal the money of the government

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Corruption

49
Q

What we call favoritism, the politician favorably grants benefits and privileges to a person he likes are one of the family of friends

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Padrino system

50
Q

The politician chose to ignore the crime related cases in his her town.

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Negligence of duty

51
Q

The act of a politician to make decisions based solely on his or her interest

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Conflict of interest

52
Q

The act of doing something nice for someone to gain that person’s approval.

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Favors

53
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A large group of people with common characteristics attributed to them.

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Nation

54
Q

A community of persons more or less numerous permanently occupying a definite portion of territory.

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State

55
Q

What are the different elements of state?

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Territory
Population
Government
Sovereignty

56
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The area that is controlled by the government

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Territory

57
Q

The number of inhabitants in a definite territory

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Population

58
Q

A group of people that makes rules laws and control our country

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Government

59
Q

The most exclusive elements of the state

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Sovereignty

60
Q

The physical land boundaries of the country

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Terrestrial

61
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The bodies of water boundaries of the country

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Fluvial

62
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The atmosphere boundaries of the country

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Aerial

63
Q

A process of interaction and integration among the people, companies, and governments of different nations.

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Globalization

64
Q

It is the government of the people, by the people, and for the people and shall not perish on earth.

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Democratic

65
Q

The system of government where the one whose power and control lodge is the monarch.

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Autocratic

66
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The doctrine of separation of powers among the branches of government is observed

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Presidential system

67
Q

The king, queen, sultan, or emperor serves as the head of the state, while the prime minister serves as the head of government.

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Parliamentary system

68
Q

What is the highest court in the land?

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Supreme court

69
Q

The first known recorded set of laws in the philippines

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The Maragtas code ( 1250 A.D)

70
Q

The most basic unit of government during the pre-spanish period

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Barangays

71
Q

The title given to the leaders of barangay in the pre-spanish era

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Datu

72
Q

The person in charge of electing a new datu in case of death with no heirs.

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Maharlikas

73
Q

The earliest form of blood compact to make agreements during the pre-spanish.

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Sandugo

74
Q

The former datus who holds political authority and swear allegiance to the spanish government

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Peninsulares

75
Q

The kings representative in the highest ranking official in the country

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Governor general

76
Q

The judicial court that investigates the performance of a governor general who is about to be replaced

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The residencia

77
Q

The highest court in the land during the spanish era

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The royal audiencia

78
Q

The first democratic constitution ever written in the philippines

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Malolos constitution

79
Q

The name of the first republic of the philippines led by the first president

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Biak-na-bato republic

80
Q

Tydings- macduffie law

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Commonwealth government

81
Q

Little king

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Spanish rule

82
Q

1987 constitution divided among three separate and independent branches of government

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Executive
A bicameral legislature
Judiciary

83
Q

Suspension or postponement

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Granting Reprieves

84
Q

Reduce of punishment. Death penalty to lifetime in prison.

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Granting commutations

85
Q

Official pardon (forgiven or excused)

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Granting amnesty