Purposes of Government
Across
- 4. believed that government was all powerful, that the state of nature is violent and harsh and that people are innately self-interested
- 5. the formal institutions and processes through which decisions are made for a group of people
- 6. any decision made by government in pursuit of a particular goal
- 7. government's authority and ability to get things done
- 9. believed that in the state of nature humans lived happy and free, and that government should be based upon social contract and responsive to the will of the people
- 12. believed that the state of nature is governed by natural law and introduced the idea that people have natural rights of life, liberty and property
- 13. a political unit with the power to make and enforce laws over a group of people living within a clearly defined territory
Down
- 1. clearly defined and recognized borders
- 2. a group of people living within a clearly defined border
- 3. the idea that governments were formed because people submitted to the authority of a state in exchange for protection and support
- 8. used to refer a ruler's right and proper authority to rule over a population
- 10. an idea that a ruler is answerable to God and not to the people
- 11. supreme power to act within a territory and to control internal and external affairs