Comparing Political Systems Answers

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A country is experiencing food shortages, high unemployment, and widespread poverty. Many people believe the government is not solving these problems. Why might some citizens support a revolutionary movement?

They believe the government should have less responsibility for public problems.

They want fewer opportunities to improve their lives.

They hope a new government will solve major problems.

They want food shortages and unemployment to continue.

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censorship and political repression

independent media organizations

competitive multiparty elections

limited government involvement in society

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Centralized political leadership.

Government control of major industries.

Government censorship of criticism.

Independent media without restrictions.

Multiple competing political parties.

Limited private ownership of property.

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State control of all industries

Constitutional protections for individual rights

One-party political rule

Government censorship of criticism

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To give citizens greater influence over government decisions.

To encourage more political parties to compete for power.

To control information and reduce public opposition.

To increase citizens' ability to criticize leaders openly.

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Families were unaffected by political systems and government policies.

The government encouraged unrestricted travel and communication.

Citizens could freely criticize political leaders without consequences.

Fear and restrictions affected people's daily decisions and relationships.

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Restrictions on criticism of leaders

Government control of all media

Freedom of speech

Competitive elections

One-party rule

Independent courts

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