GovernmentThis provides order,prevents chaos, is aninstitution throughwhich a societymakes and enforcespublic policiesFalseThe UnitedStates is adirectdemocracyDemocracyThe supremepolitical authorityrest with thepeople and thecitizensthemselvesA large,powerfulupperclassDemocracydoes notrequire thisto prosperAutocracyA government inwhich a singleperson holdsunlimitedpolitical powerForceTheoryOne person or smallgroup claimed controlover an area andforced all within tosubmit to thatperson's or group'sruleParliamentaryA governmentin which thelegislativebranch electsthe presidentEvolutionaryTheoryClaims the statedevelopednaturally out of theearliest group unit,the familyAStateIs a body ofpeople livingin a definedterritory witha governmentSocialContractTheoryPeoplevoluntarilycame togetherand createdthe statePresidentialA governmentin which thepresident isdirectly electedby the peopleTrueA country refersto a populationwho nay or maynot behomogeneousExecutiveLawenforcing USPresident,GovernorCountryGeographicterm particularplace, regionor area oflandIn a democracy,we makedecisions basedon majority rule,with no limitationsThisstatementis FalseNationEthnicterm largegroup ofpeopleChinaThe bestexample ofan oligarchyisVolunteerTrue a network ofblank organizationis necessary inorder for ademocracy toprosperConfederationAn allianceofindependentstatesOligarchyA government inwhich the power torule is held by asmall, usually self-appointed elitegroupChaosTheoryThis theoryhas nothingto do withpoliticsDivineRightTheoryGod createdthe state andthat God hadgiven those ofroyal birth theright to ruleA dictator,king,queen oremperorAnautocracymayconsist ofUnitaryA government in whichall the powers are heldby a central agencywhich then gives outthe remainder of thepowers to localgovernment for its ownconvenienceGovernmentThis provides order,prevents chaos, is aninstitution throughwhich a societymakes and enforcespublic policiesFalseThe UnitedStates is adirectdemocracyDemocracyThe supremepolitical authorityrest with thepeople and thecitizensthemselvesA large,powerfulupperclassDemocracydoes notrequire thisto prosperAutocracyA government inwhich a singleperson holdsunlimitedpolitical powerForceTheoryOne person or smallgroup claimed controlover an area andforced all within tosubmit to thatperson's or group'sruleParliamentaryA governmentin which thelegislativebranch electsthe presidentEvolutionaryTheoryClaims the statedevelopednaturally out of theearliest group unit,the familyAStateIs a body ofpeople livingin a definedterritory witha governmentSocialContractTheoryPeoplevoluntarilycame togetherand createdthe statePresidentialA governmentin which thepresident isdirectly electedby the peopleTrueA country refersto a populationwho nay or maynot behomogeneousExecutiveLawenforcing USPresident,GovernorCountryGeographicterm particularplace, regionor area oflandIn a democracy,we makedecisions basedon majority rule,with no limitationsThisstatementis FalseNationEthnicterm largegroup ofpeopleChinaThe bestexample ofan oligarchyisVolunteerTrue a network ofblank organizationis necessary inorder for ademocracy toprosperConfederationAn allianceofindependentstatesOligarchyA government inwhich the power torule is held by asmall, usually self-appointed elitegroupChaosTheoryThis theoryhas nothingto do withpoliticsDivineRightTheoryGod createdthe state andthat God hadgiven those ofroyal birth theright to ruleA dictator,king,queen oremperorAnautocracymayconsist ofUnitaryA government in whichall the powers are heldby a central agencywhich then gives outthe remainder of thepowers to localgovernment for its ownconvenience

Intro to Government - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. This provides order, prevents chaos, is an institution through which a society makes and enforces public policies
    Government
  2. The United States is a direct democracy
    False
  3. The supreme political authority rest with the people and the citizens themselves
    Democracy
  4. Democracy does not require this to prosper
    A large, powerful upper class
  5. A government in which a single person holds unlimited political power
    Autocracy
  6. One person or small group claimed control over an area and forced all within to submit to that person's or group's rule
    Force Theory
  7. A government in which the legislative branch elects the president
    Parliamentary
  8. Claims the state developed naturally out of the earliest group unit, the family
    Evolutionary Theory
  9. Is a body of people living in a defined territory with a government
    A State
  10. People voluntarily came together and created the state
    Social Contract Theory
  11. A government in which the president is directly elected by the people
    Presidential
  12. A country refers to a population who nay or may not be homogeneous
    True
  13. Law enforcing US President, Governor
    Executive
  14. Geographic term particular place, region or area of land
    Country
  15. This statement is False
    In a democracy, we make decisions based on majority rule, with no limitations
  16. Ethnic term large group of people
    Nation
  17. The best example of an oligarchy is
    China
  18. True a network of blank organization is necessary in order for a democracy to prosper
    Volunteer
  19. An alliance of independent states
    Confederation
  20. A government in which the power to rule is held by a small, usually self-appointed elite group
    Oligarchy
  21. This theory has nothing to do with politics
    Chaos Theory
  22. God created the state and that God had given those of royal birth the right to rule
    Divine Right Theory
  23. An autocracy may consist of
    A dictator, king, queen or emperor
  24. A government in which all the powers are held by a central agency which then gives out the remainder of the powers to local government for its own convenience
    Unitary