To regulate the economy

To provide social welfare

To maintain law and order

To represent the interests of citizens

Transparency

Accountability

Responsiveness

Corruption

Citizens are subjects of the government

Citizens are partners with the government

Citizens are independent of the government

Citizens are enemies of the government

To nominate candidates for office

To develop and promote policies

To educate voters about the issues

All of the above

In a monarchy, the head of state is elected, while in a republic, the head of state is appointed.

In a monarchy, the head of state is hereditary, while in a republic, the head of state is elected.

In a monarchy, the head of state has absolute power, while in a republic, the head of state has limited power.

In a monarchy, the head of state is a symbol of national unity, while in a republic, the head of state is the chief executive.

To establish the structure and powers of the government

To protect the rights of citizens

To limit the power of the government

All of the above

In a unitary state, the central government has all the power, while in a federal state, the power is shared between the central government and the regional governments.

In a unitary state, the regional governments are subordinate to the central government, while in a federal state, the regional governments are independent of the central government.

In a unitary state, the central government can override the laws of the regional governments, while in a federal state, the regional governments can override the laws of the central government.

In a unitary state, the central government is responsible for all public services, while in a federal state, the regional governments are responsible for some public services.

To inform the public about current events

To hold the government accountable

To promote democratic values

All of the above

Civil society organizations are always local, while non-governmental organizations are always international.

Civil society organizations are always non-profit, while non-governmental organizations can be for-profit.

Civil society organizations are always independent of the government, while non-governmental organizations can be affiliated with the government.

Civil society organizations are always focused on social change, while non-governmental organizations can be focused on a variety of issues.

To promote peace and security

To promote economic development

To protect human rights

All of the above

A state is a political entity with a defined territory and government, while a nation is a group of people who share a common culture and history.

A state is a group of people who share a common culture and history, while a nation is a political entity with a defined territory and government.

A state is a political entity with a defined territory and government, while a nation is a group of people who share a common language.

A state is a group of people who share a common language, while a nation is a political entity with a defined territory and government.

To defend the country from attack

To maintain law and order

To support the government in times of crisis

All of the above

In a dictatorship, the head of state is elected, while in a democracy, the head of state is appointed.

In a dictatorship, the head of state has absolute power, while in a democracy, the head of state has limited power.

In a dictatorship, the citizens have no say in the government, while in a democracy, the citizens have the right to vote and participate in the political process.

In a dictatorship, the government is responsible for all aspects of society, while in a democracy, the government is responsible for only a few aspects of society.

To interpret the law

To resolve disputes

To protect the rights of citizens

All of the above