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  1. AP Comparative Government
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Political Systems and Government Types

Question 1
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What is the primary function of a constitution in a nation-state?

Question 2
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In societies with low levels of democracy, how does control of media outlets typically affect a regime's ability to maintain its grip on power?

Question 3
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Electoral systems can impact political stability; what potential effect could proportional representation have compared to majoritarian systems?

Question 4
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In terms of promoting political stability, which policy would authoritarian regimes be most likely to implement?

Question 5
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In a country with deep-seated ethnic divisions, which form of governance is most likely to promote political stability by allowing for greater regional autonomy and representation?

Question 6
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In what way can civil society organizations impact political stability in an authoritarian regime?

Question 7
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In which form of government does power get divided between national and sub-national governments?

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Question 8
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Which countries are mentioned as areas that struggle with violence and internal threats?

Question 9
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What term refers to the absence of violence or fear of violence in society?

Question 10
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How might a strong culture of nationalism within a country contribute to its political stability?