2. 200 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 300 Types of Government Tax Related Citizenship Related PowersCompromises

3. -The absence of any form of government Row 1---100 Question

4. -Anarchy Row 1---100 Answer

5. -A form of government where each citizens has an actual say in the affairs of government Row 1---200 Question

6. -Direct Democracy Row 1---200 Answer

7. -A form of government led by a king or queen Row 1---300 Question

8. -Monarchy Row 1---300 Answer

9. -Type of government that is ruled by religious leaders Row 1---400 Question

10. -Theocracy Row 1---400 Answer

11. -Government that is ruled by a small group of people Row 1---500 Question

12. -Oligarchy Row 1---500 Answer

13. - Tax that is placed upon certain items such as gas, alcohol, and cigarettes Row 2---100 Question

14. - Excise Tax Row 2---100 Answer

15. - Tax rate that is placed upon certain items as they are imported into the nation Row 2---200 Question

16. -Tariffs Row 2---200 Answer

17. Row 2---300 Question - Tax that is based on the money one earns and this tax is usually progressive

18. -Income Taxes Row 2---300 Answer

19. Row 2---400 Question -Tax that is based on the ability of a person to pay and people who make more money should pay a greater percentage

20. -Progressive Tax Row 2---400 Answer

21. -Tax that is paid on an equal percentage by everyone---can be unfair to those with less of a disposable income Row 2---500 Question

22. - Regressive Tax Row 2---500 Answer

23. -Process where non-citizens gain citizenships Row 3---100 Question

24. -Naturalization Row 3---100 Answer

25. -Formal permission from a non-citizen to be in a nation Row 3---200 Question

26. -Visa Row 3---200 Answer

27. -The process of being expelled from a nation Row 3---300 Question

28. -Deportation Row 3---300 Answer

29. -Things that all citizens should do but are not required to do Row 3---400 Question

30. -Duties Row 3---400 Answer

31. -Things that all citizens should do but are not required to do Row 3---500 Question

32. -Responsibilities Row 3---500 Answer

33. -Government proposed by James Madison at the convention—it called for a three branch government with a legislature based on population Row 4---100 Question

34. -Virginia Plan Row 4---100 Answer

35. -Government plan presented by William Patterson that called for a legislature based on state equality and a group executive power Row 4---200 Question

36. -New Jersey Plan Row 4---200 Answer

37. -Agreement made at the convention 1787 that created a two house legislature with one house based on population and the other based on state equality Row 4---300 Question

38. -The Great Compromise Row 4---300 Answer

39. -Agreement mad at the convention of 1787 that slaves would count as 3/5 a person for the census to determine the population of each state Row 4---400 Question

40. -3/5 Compromise Row 4---400 Answer

41. -Agreement at the convention of 1787 that Congress would not tax exports and slave trading could be banned in 20 years Row 4---500 Question

42. -Slave Trade Compromise Row 4---500 Answer

43. -Idea that powers of government should be divided so that government will be less likely to abuse the rights of a citizen Row 5---100 Question

44. -Separation of Powers Row 5---100 Answer

45. -Powers that are given only to the national government such as the power to declare war, raise an army, coin money, or make treaties Row 5---200 Question

46. -Enumerated Powers Row 5---200 Answer

47. -Powers that are not specifically written in the Constitution but are interpreted to exist Row 5---300 Question

48. -Implied Powers Row 5---300 Answer

49. -powers that are shared by all levels of government such as power to tax, pass laws, and enforce laws Row 5---400 Question

50. -Concurrent Powers Row 5---400 Answer

51. -powers that are only given to states such as education, marriage laws, zoning regulations Row 5---500 Question

52. -Reserved Powers Row 5---500 Answer