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Q Instructions: This quiz is worth 50 points towards your grade. There are ten questions, each worth 5 points. Each question should be answered as completely as possible, requiring an itemized list, a short answer (3-5 sentences) or a short essay answer, comprising of one or two paragraphs. Use all provided resources to answer the questions. This quiz is due no later than 11:59 pm on Sunday, February 3rd, 2019. Late quizzes are subject to the conditions established in the syllabus. Questions will be provided as listed; answers are to be submitted in typed form, preferably as a Microsoft Word document. Staple your answers to the question sheet provided to you. If there are any questions regarding this procedure, please do not hesitate to contact me. Good luck to all! 1) Define the terms politics and government.

Q 2) How do we define the term power as it pertains to government and politics? Also, what is the difference between direct democracy and representative democracy? 3) In the United States, we have a limited government. What is meant by limited government, and how does that contribute to liberty and equality? 4) What were some of the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation? (Identify at least four) 5) What was the “Great Compromise” relative to the framing of the Constitution? What were the provisions of this Compromise

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When there are individuals trying to struggle to achieve some kind of influence/power, it is known as politics. When there are conflicts resolved by making decisions by an ultimate societal authority, the institution making such decisions is known as government. There are rights given to a government to ensure that privileges/benefits can be allocated to societal individuals/organizations.