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social 30 flashcards unit 1

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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anarchy

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disorder due to absence of authority

#2
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direct democracy

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democracy without elected representatives as proxies

#3
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absolute monarchy

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monarchy which is absolute in its power without limits or checks to their power usually hereditary in nature

#4
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adherence to collective

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everybody following the collective interest

#5
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Capitalism

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private control of means of production for the sole purpose of profit

#6
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bi cameral

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two bodies in the government which are responsible for creating laws

#7
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coalition government

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differing political parrties cooperate in order to form a majority government

#8
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lunatic fringe

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members of any party with extremist views

#9
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responsible government

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government must be responsible to its peoples. this means that the mla is generally responsible for the peoples who he/she represents.

#10
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liberalism

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political philosophy based on rights of the individual and role of the state in protecting the states

#11
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rule of law

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same laws apply to everybody equally without regard for any factors which may distinguish individuals

#12
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lobbying

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an attempt by private interest groups to influence the decisions of the government

#13
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communism

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a political philosophy which advocates for publicly owned property, classless society, and the means of production is owned ccommunally - far left

#14
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facism

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far right authoritarian political philosophy. Belief in natural social hierarchy and the rule of elites, and the desire to create a society in which individuals interests would be subordinated to the good of the nation. Contempt for electoral democracy and liberalism.

#15
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radical

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intent to transform or replace the fundamental principles of society or political system

#16
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status quo

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existing state of affairs, usually referring to political, social, or religious issues.

#17
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liberal

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emphasis on the individual and its rights and freedoms. Particularly aligned with civil liberties and free enterprise.

#18
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moderate

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centrists, who believe in a balanced outlook between liberal and conservative values

#19
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conservative

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holding traditional values, usually resistant to social or cultural change

#20
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reactionary

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opposes political or social liberalization or reform

#21
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dictatorship

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form of government which one person or small group possesses absolute power without effective constitutional limitations

#22
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SOCIALISM

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a political and economic system where the means of production are owned and regulated by the community as a whole

#23
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totalitarianism

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a system of government which is dictatorial and requires complete subservience to the state. Often oppressed or established through fear.

#24
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oligarchy

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a small group of people who control a country organization or institution