AP Comparative Government 2025/2026 Examination Questions with
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Terms in this set (160)
Accountability the concept that public officials serve at the pleasure of
the citizens
countries that have well established democratic
Advanced Democracies
governments and a high level of economic
development
feel that the government should not exist and
that humans should live in a free system of
Anarchists natural selection and natural communities with no
regulation or leadership system; Anarchism—like
communism believes that private property and
capitalism
create inequality; like liberalism, Anarchism
places a high value on individual political
freedoms
Associational Group groups that support political contenders or become
contenders themselves
a system of governance in which political
Asymmetrical Federalism authority is shared between a central
government and regional or state governments,
but where some sub-national units in the federal
system have greater or lesser powers than
others.
A system of power of rule in which power
Authoritarian depends on popular legitimacy but on the
coercive force of political authorities; a regime
where decisions are made by
political elites without much input from citizens
Authority the legal right to exercise power
a territorial unit in the Soviet Union that was a
Autonomous Republics
constituent unit of the union republic within
, which it was located.
Bicameral two houses; a legislative assembly with two houses/parts
used to describe owners of factories and other
Bourgeoisie
means of production in the "The Communist
Manifesto"
a system of public administration; a hierarchical
Bureaucracy
organization charged with carrying out the
decisions of those who have political authority
A+ answers Already Verified.
Terms in this set (160)
Accountability the concept that public officials serve at the pleasure of
the citizens
countries that have well established democratic
Advanced Democracies
governments and a high level of economic
development
feel that the government should not exist and
that humans should live in a free system of
Anarchists natural selection and natural communities with no
regulation or leadership system; Anarchism—like
communism believes that private property and
capitalism
create inequality; like liberalism, Anarchism
places a high value on individual political
freedoms
Associational Group groups that support political contenders or become
contenders themselves
a system of governance in which political
Asymmetrical Federalism authority is shared between a central
government and regional or state governments,
but where some sub-national units in the federal
system have greater or lesser powers than
others.
A system of power of rule in which power
Authoritarian depends on popular legitimacy but on the
coercive force of political authorities; a regime
where decisions are made by
political elites without much input from citizens
Authority the legal right to exercise power
a territorial unit in the Soviet Union that was a
Autonomous Republics
constituent unit of the union republic within
, which it was located.
Bicameral two houses; a legislative assembly with two houses/parts
used to describe owners of factories and other
Bourgeoisie
means of production in the "The Communist
Manifesto"
a system of public administration; a hierarchical
Bureaucracy
organization charged with carrying out the
decisions of those who have political authority
