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Governmental power can be located in various institutions, depending on the political system in place. In a centralized government, power is concentrated in a central authority, such as a national government or monarchy. In contrast, a federal system distributes power between national and regional governments. Additionally, in democratic systems, power is often subject to checks and balances among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches.
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Consent of the governed?
the people are the source of any and all governmental power.
Disadvantages of non governmental organizations?
They don't have access to finances or power like governmental ones.
What is the governmental power that lies with the people?
democracy
Which of the seven Principles of the constitution deal with governmental power?
seperation of power
What is the notion that governmental power lies with the people is?
democracy
Which countries can be said to have a unitary style of governmental power?
cuba
What country can be said to have a unitary style of governmental power?
Cuba
What document is the principle of limitation of governmental power?
Magna Carta
Why were many citizens concerned about the lack of a Bill of Rights and the original constitution?
They feared governmental abuses of power that might restrict their freedoms.
To what does the US Constitution give more governmental power to?
the national government
A governmental system in which the power of government are divided on a geographic basis?
federalism
Who did john Locke believe have governmental power?
the coco puff man
