polsci Flashcards

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What does political science study?

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Political science studies the state and government.

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Who is considered the father of political science?

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Aristotle.

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What is the scope of political science?

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a. Political Theory.
b. Public Law.
c. Public Administration.

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How is a state defined?

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A state is a community of people occupying a specific territory, with their own government and freedom from external control.

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What are the elements of a state?

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a. People.
b. Territory.
c. Government.
d. Sovereignty.

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What is sovereignty?

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Sovereignty is the supreme power of the state to command obedience and be free from foreign control.

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What are the two manifestations of sovereignty?

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Internal and external sovereignty.

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What is the difference between a state and a nation?

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A state is a political concept, while a nation is an ethnic concept.

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What does public law focus on?

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Public law focuses on the organization of governments, limitations on government authority, powers and duties of government offices, and obligations between states.

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What does public administration study?

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Public administration studies the methods and techniques used in managing government affairs by the executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

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How did Aristotle define political science?

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Aristotle defined political science as a powerful and dynamic branch of science.

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What is the origin of the word “political”?

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The word “political” is derived from the Greek word “polis,” meaning a city or sovereign state.

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What does territory encompass in the context of a state?

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Territory includes the land, rivers, lakes, coastal areas, and airspace within a state’s jurisdiction.

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What is the role of government in a state?

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The role of government is to formulate, express, and carry out the will of the state.

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What does internal sovereignty refer to?

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Internal sovereignty refers to the power of the state to rule within its territory.

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What does external sovereignty refer to?

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External sovereignty refers to the freedom of the state to carry out its activities without being controlled by other states.

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What is the subject matter of political theory?

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The subject matter of political theory is the origin, form, behavior, and purposes of the state.

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Who is credited as the founder of political science?

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Aristotle is credited as the founder of political science.

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What does political theory encompass?

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Political theory encompasses doctrines relating to the origin, form, behavior, and purposes of the state.

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What is the primary focus of public administration?

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The primary focus of public administration is the methods and techniques used in managing government affairs.

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What is the significance of sovereignty?

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Sovereignty gives the state the power to command obedience and be free from foreign control.

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What distinguishes a state from a nation?

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A state is a political concept, while a nation is an ethnic concept.

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What is the purpose of government in a state?

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The purpose of government is to formulate and carry out the will of the state.

24
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Who is considered the founder of political science?

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Aristotle is considered the founder of political science.

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What does political science study in relation to government?

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Political science studies the systematic study of the state and government.

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What does public law encompass?

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Public law encompasses the organization of governments, limitations on authority, powers and duties of government offices, and inter-state obligations.

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Who is credited as the first to define political science?

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Aristotle is credited as the first to define political science.

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What does the word “political” mean in its Greek origin?

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The word “political” is derived from the Greek word “polis,” meaning a city or sovereign state.