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WGU - C181: Survey of United States
Constitution and Government Questions
and Correct Answers/ Latest Update /
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democratic socialism
Ans: Socialist form of government that guarantees civil
liberties such as freedom of speech and religion.
equality of outcome
Ans: Concept that society must ensure that people are equal,
and governments must design policies to redistribute wealth
and status so that economic and social equality i s actually
achieved.
government
Ans: Legitimate use of force to control human behavior; also,
the organization or agency authorized to exercise that force.
communism
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Ans: Political system in which, in theory, ownership of all land
and productive facilities is in the hands of the people, and all
goods are equally shared.
Liberals
Ans: Those who are willing to use government to promote
equality but not order.
laissez faire
Ans: Economic doctrine that opposes any form of gov ernment
intervention in business.
Libertarians
Ans: Those who are opposed to using government to promote
either order or equality.
social equality
Ans: Equality in wealth, education, and status.
liberalism
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Ans: Belief that states should leave individuals free to follow
their individual pursuits.
police power
Ans: Authority of a government to maintain order and
safeguard citizens' health, morals, safety, and welfare.
rights
Ans: Benefits of government to which every citizen is entitled.
public goods
Ans: Benefits and services, such as parks and sanitation, that
benefits all citizens.
socialism
Ans: A form of rule in which the central government plays a
strong role in regulating existing private industry and directing
the economy, although it does allow some private ownership of
productive capacity.
Freedom from
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Ans: Immunity, as in freedom from want.
capitalism
Ans: The system of government that favors free enterprise
operating without government regulations.
globalization
Ans: The increasing interdependence of citizens and nations
across the world.
Conservatives
Ans: Those who are willing to use government to promote
order but not equality.
Anarchism
Ans: A political philosophy that opposes government in any
form.
Political equality
Ans: Equality in political decision making: one vote per person,
with all votes counted equally.
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WGU - C181: Survey of United States
Constitution and Government Questions
and Correct Answers/ Latest Update /
Already Graded
democratic socialism
Ans: Socialist form of government that guarantees civil
liberties such as freedom of speech and religion.
equality of outcome
Ans: Concept that society must ensure that people are equal,
and governments must design policies to redistribute wealth
and status so that economic and social equality i s actually
achieved.
government
Ans: Legitimate use of force to control human behavior; also,
the organization or agency authorized to exercise that force.
communism
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Ans: Political system in which, in theory, ownership of all land
and productive facilities is in the hands of the people, and all
goods are equally shared.
Liberals
Ans: Those who are willing to use government to promote
equality but not order.
laissez faire
Ans: Economic doctrine that opposes any form of gov ernment
intervention in business.
Libertarians
Ans: Those who are opposed to using government to promote
either order or equality.
social equality
Ans: Equality in wealth, education, and status.
liberalism
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Ans: Belief that states should leave individuals free to follow
their individual pursuits.
police power
Ans: Authority of a government to maintain order and
safeguard citizens' health, morals, safety, and welfare.
rights
Ans: Benefits of government to which every citizen is entitled.
public goods
Ans: Benefits and services, such as parks and sanitation, that
benefits all citizens.
socialism
Ans: A form of rule in which the central government plays a
strong role in regulating existing private industry and directing
the economy, although it does allow some private ownership of
productive capacity.
Freedom from
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Ans: Immunity, as in freedom from want.
capitalism
Ans: The system of government that favors free enterprise
operating without government regulations.
globalization
Ans: The increasing interdependence of citizens and nations
across the world.
Conservatives
Ans: Those who are willing to use government to promote
order but not equality.
Anarchism
Ans: A political philosophy that opposes government in any
form.
Political equality
Ans: Equality in political decision making: one vote per person,
with all votes counted equally.
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