7th Grade Civics EOC Florida - Vocabulary
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the health, prosperity, and happiness of the members of a community; aid
given to the poor in the form of money or necessities
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1 welfare 2 Unitary government
3 Autocracy 4 ratify
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Terms in this set (66)
a type of government where the
powers are not separated,
Unitary government
instead they are all held by the
same part of government.
Central government and local
gov't (state gov't) share powers
Federal government
, the right of a state or country to
govern themselves
sovereignty
ratify to vote approval of
Based on the random or
personal choices
Arbitrary
a government which has
absolute power. This is the
Tyranny
opposite of limited government.
repeal to cancel a law
a formal request for government
action
Petition
when an earlier event or
decision is used as an example
Precedent
or guide to make a future
decisions
the amount of votes by
individual people in an election
popular vote
cruel and unfair treatment or
control
Oppression
a government in which one
leader holds absolute power
Autocracy
to officially accuse government
officials of misconduct in office
Questions and Answers | Fall 2026 | 100% Correct
Save
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
the health, prosperity, and happiness of the members of a community; aid
given to the poor in the form of money or necessities
Choose an answer
1 welfare 2 Unitary government
3 Autocracy 4 ratify
Don't know?
Terms in this set (66)
a type of government where the
powers are not separated,
Unitary government
instead they are all held by the
same part of government.
Central government and local
gov't (state gov't) share powers
Federal government
, the right of a state or country to
govern themselves
sovereignty
ratify to vote approval of
Based on the random or
personal choices
Arbitrary
a government which has
absolute power. This is the
Tyranny
opposite of limited government.
repeal to cancel a law
a formal request for government
action
Petition
when an earlier event or
decision is used as an example
Precedent
or guide to make a future
decisions
the amount of votes by
individual people in an election
popular vote
cruel and unfair treatment or
control
Oppression
a government in which one
leader holds absolute power
Autocracy
to officially accuse government
officials of misconduct in office
