L06 Political Dynasty

Question 1

refer to families whose
other for national and local
members are involved in politics.

Answer 1

Political Dynasty

Question 2

referred to as political coalition or political bloc, is an agreement for cooperation between different political parties on common agenda, often for purposes of contesting an election.

Answer 2

Political Alliance

Question 3

Based on Carnegie’s decision to give all his wealth to non-family members. Carnegie believed that his son might have less incentive of working hard if he were to be assured of his father’s wealth.

Answer 3

Carnegie Effect

Question 4

What is the years that made it quite possible that some Filipino lawmakers today have ancestors who passed down government positions to their progeny?

Answer 4

300 years ago

Question 5

is a family of politicians who serve in one place or country and are able to pass or extend government positions to kin for the purpose of expanding and maintaining its hold on power.

Answer 5

Political Dynasty

Question 6

What time in the Philippines when the foundations for political dynasties were laid. When the Spaniards conquered the islands in the 16th century, they found that there were thousands of communities all over the archipelago, each led by a datu or rajah.

Answer 6

Spanish Colonialism

Question 7

What system did the Spaniards established where they put entire populations under one centralized government.

Answer 7

Reduccion

Question 8

What is in exchange for giving up their barangays and encouraging their people to resettle in the new towns called?

Answer 8

Cabecera

Question 9

What position were the datus offered positions in local government as?

Answer 9

gobernadorcillio and cabeza de barangay.

Question 10

What did the Spaniards give the former datus a status of a member of the local nobility.

Answer 10

principalia

Question 11

Where did the houses of principalia located that is considere a prime location in signifying wealth?

Answer 11

Front or beside the church

Question 12

What Philippine Law states that, “The State shall guarantee equal access to opportunities to public service and prohibit political dynasties as may be defined by law.”

Answer 12

Article II Section 26 of 1987 Philippine Constitution

Question 13

No local elective official shall serve for more than ___ consecutive terms in the same position.

Answer 13

Three

Question 14

The term of office of barangay officials and members of the sangguniang kabataan shall be for ___ years, which shall begin after the second Monday of ___

Answer 14

3 years, May 1

Question 15

A coalition government is formed when political alliance comes to power, or when only a plurality (not majority) has been reached and several parties must work together to govern.

Answer 15

Political Alliance

Question 16

is defined as the system of norms, values and roles responsible for maintaining social order in the society.

Answer 16

Political Institution

Question 17

What are the aspects in maintaining social order?

Answer 17

1. Creating formal norms.
2. Applying sanctions.
3. Settling disputes among individuals.
4. Settling disputes between nations.

Question 18

A very small, oftentimes nomadic group that is connected by family ties and is politically independent.

Answer 18

Bands

Question 19

more complex than bands. Characterized of some large equestrian and foraging societies. According to anthropologists the new mechanisms of tribes are referred as pantribal associations or sodalities. They have commonly a village headmen.

Answer 19

Tribes

Question 20

Similar to bands and tribes but differ in having a more or less permanent, full time leader with real authority to make major decisions for their societies.

Answer 20

Chiefdoms

Question 21

While chiefdoms are societies in which everyone is ranked relative to the chief, states are socially stratified into largely distinct classes in terms of wealth, power and prestige.

Answer 21

States

Question 22

the ability and right to rule is passed down, often through heredity.

Answer 22

Traditional authority

Question 23

found in a leader whose mission and vision inspire others.

Answer 23

Charismatic Authority

Question 24

empowered by a formalistic belief in the content of the law (legal) or rational law (national).

Answer 24

Legal-rational authority

Question 25

The popular acceptance of an authority usually a governing law or regime.

Answer 25

Legitimization

Question 26

It is a type of legitimacy derives from societal customs and habits that emphasize the history of the authority of tradition.

Answer 26

Traditional Legitimacy

Question 27

It is a type of legitimacy that derives from the ideas and personal charisma of the leader, a person whose authoritative persona charms and psychologically dominates the people of the society to agreement with the government’s regime and rule.

Answer 27

Charismatic Legitimacy

Question 28

It is a type of Legitimacy that derives from a system of institutional procedure, where government institutions establish and enforce law and order in the public interest.

Answer 28

Rational-Legal Legitimacy

Question 29

It is a forms of legitimate government that derives from having won a civil war, revolution or from won an election. Nature of Marxism.

Answer 29

Communism

Question 30

It is a forms of legitimate government establishes the law as supreme over the private will.

Answer 30

Constitutionalism

Question 31

It is a form of legitimate government derives from the popular perception that the elected government abides by the democratic principles in governing and thus is accountable to its people.

Answer 31

Democracy

Question 32

It is a government where headed by a dictator in which the government controls the lives of the people and opposition is not permitted.

Answer 32

Fascism

Question 33

It is a form of government where the divine right of kings establishes the political legitimacy of the rule of the monarch (king or queen) from the popular perception (tradition and custom) and acceptance of the monarch as the rightful ruler of nation and country.

Answer 33

Monarchy