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| legal right or power to give orders and enforce rules |
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| institutions and officials organized to establish and carry out public policy |
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| the ability to cause others to behave as they might not otherwise choose to do |
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| quality of being accepted as an authority, often applied to laws or those in power |
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| product or service that is available for all people to consume whether they pay for it or not |
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| a indpenendent state, especially one in which th people share a common culture. In a nation-state, people have a sense of belonging to one country, even if they have different ethnic backgrounds |
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right to exercise supreme authority over a geographic region, a group of peoples, or one self
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| process and method of making desicions for groups although generally applied to governments, politics, is also observed in all human interactions |
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| an established organization, especially one providing a public service, and the rules that guide it |
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| Wote Common Sense, was a mistrust in government |
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| Socratic method...accused of corrupting youth of athens |
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| "father of political science." most famous student was Alexander the Great |
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| used walkout to tactics to improve lives of californian farm workers |
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| wrote The prince and supported being smarter and stronger than th eopponent |
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| system of government in which citizens exercise supreme power, acting either directly on their own or through elected representatives |
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| a system of government in which a single ruler exercises supreme power based on heredity or divine right. right of rule passes through family |
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| a system of government in which a single person or group exercises supreme power by controlling the military and police |
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| an economic system that relies mainly on marketsw to determine what goods and services to produce and how to produce them |
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| an economic system in which decisions about what to produce and how are made on the basis of customs, beliefs, and traditions |
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| a nation in which supreme power rests with the citizens and is exercised by their elected reps |
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| legislative assembly in which elected reps debate and vote op proposed laws. comes from parler |
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| economic system that relies mainly on central government to determine what goods and services to provide |
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| exchanging use of land for military and other services |
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| economic system that combines market forces with elements of a command economy |
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| the use of force or threats to make people do things |
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