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7TH GRADE CIVICS EOC FULL REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024
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7TH GRADE CIVICS EOC FULL REVIEWWhen evaluating candidates for office, what are examples of things that might
influence your decision? - ANSWERS-Qualifications, experience, abilities,
education, platform
All policies dealing with issues within the United States are considered
____________ policy. - ANSWERS-Domestic
__________________ is the government's plan for interacting with other
countries of the world. - ANSWERS-Foreign Policy
The policy of _________ the income of U.S. citizens to fund government programs
for the good of society is an example of domestic policy. - ANSWERS-Taxing
Providing monetary aid, military assistance or food to nations in need in orderto
promote peace is an example of __________ policy. - ANSWERS-Foreign
This organization is an international assembly of nations to discuss and act on
important global issues. - ANSWERS-UN; United Nations
This "security alliance" between the United States and many european countries
was originally formed to establish a united front against Soviet aggression during
the Cold War and now engages in joint security and peacekeeping operations. -
ANSWERS-NATO; North Atlantic Treaty Organization
, This volunteer program provides technical assistance and cultural understanding
between the United States and other nations. - ANSWERS-Peace Corps
This UN agency promotes worldwide health to combat the spread of diseases. -
ANSWERS-WHO; World Health Organization
Which UN agency promotes international trade among nations? - ANSWERS-WTO;
World Trade Organization
What court is known as the "World Court"? - ANSWERS-International Court of
Justice
The Enlgightenment idea of the separation of powers was developed by -
ANSWERS-Baron de Montesquieu
John Locke's theory that certain truths in society come from and are governed by
nature is known as the theory of - ANSWERS-Natural Law
Describe John Locke's theory of social contract. - ANSWERS-People gave for some
of their rights to government in order to have better lives.
This document guaranteed that not even the king or queen was above the law. -
ANSWERS-Magna Carta
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