BBP: Government Quiz

Is there a leader?

• Yes.
• No, its a direct democracy.

Who can alter the constitution?

• The leader.
• The Parliament
• The parliament with the approval of the leader
• There is no constitution.

The constitution defines the country as a

Please select all that apply.

• Democratic
• People's
• Republic
• Kingdom

Who creates and amends laws?

• The leader.
• The parliament.
• Leader with the consent of the parliament.
• Direct democracy.

People are guaranteed the following freedoms via the constitution

Please select all that apply.

• Freedom of Religion
• Freedom of Speech
• Freedom of thought
• Right to bear arms
• Freedom of movement
• Freedom of the press
• Freedom of peaceful assembly
• There is no constitution.

The means of production are controlled....

• Commonly, no direct authority
• Publicly, via a centrally planned economy
• Privateley, capitalist system
• Mixed Industry, public and private ownership.

The leader's title is

• President
• Prime Minister (Premier)
• Chairman of the State Council
• Chairman of the Parliament
• King/Queen
• Duce/Fuhrer
• Prince

Does it have regional people's comettees, that allow some limited regional direct democracy

• Yes
• No

Who is commander-in-chief of the military?

• The leader.
• The parliament.
• The highest-ranking military official
• Nobody. There is no military.

Can the leader be deposed?

• Yes, for any reason.
• Yes, if he is guilty of treason, or some other good reason.
• No, he cannot be deposed.

Who can depose the leader?

• The parliament
• The parliament, if allowed by the constitutional court.
• A special body or institution
• Nobody.

What is the country's policy regarding regional autonomy

• Total unitary state, no regional autonomy allowed.
• Unitary state, with some special administrative divisions.
• Very limited regional autonomy allowed.
• Federation, high regional autonomy allowed.
• Personal Union, very high autonomy allowed.

Who declares war?

• The leader.
• The parliament.
• The leader, with the approval of the parliament.

Can the leader dissolve the parliament?

• Yes, for any reason, at any time.
• Yes, under certain conditions.
• No, never.

How is the parliament appointed?

• Elected from universal sufferage
• Appointed from the ruling party's central cometee
• Appointed by the leader.
• Bicameral, one elected, one appointed.

What is the state's policy on political parties?

• Free multi-party system, no restrictions.
• Free multi-party system, restrictions against extremist and religious parties.
• Tolerated multi-party system under state control
• Only parties, with the same ideology as the state, under state control
• Two-party system.
• Single party system, under State control.
• No political parties allowed.

Dissidency is...

• Allowed and tolerated! We are a democracy!
• Allowed, but under restrictions.
• Discouraged and banned from publicity.
• None at all, dissidents get shot!

What is the state's policy on religion?

• Total religious theocracy. By the Lord!
• Mentions of State religion in constitution, but not enforced.
• Not in state policy, but funded and supported by the State.
• No religious policy. It remains strictly a private matter.
• Religion is suppressed and discouraged.
• Religion is totally banned.

The penal code is....

• Very loose, forgiving and humane
• Somewhat loose and humane.
• Strong, but has humane standards.
• Strong and Cruel.
• Very strong, unforgiving and very cruel.

Capital punishment

• Is allowed.
• Is banned.

Corporal punishment

• Is allowed.
• Is banned.

How long is the mandatory military draft?

• Over 24 months
• 24 months
• 12-23 months
• 6-11 Months
• 3-5 months
• 3 months
• No conscription, army service is strictly voluentary.

What is the state's police on genetically modified crops

• Allowed, funded and supported.
• Tolerated and under restrictions.
• Totally Banned.

Are wemen allowed to vote?

• Yes.
• No.
• There is no voting.

What are the elected persons and institutions

Please select all that apply.

• Leader
• Parliament
• Regional Manager
• Mayor

Justice policy

• Total independence of the Justice system.
• High court judges appointed by the state.
• High court judges appointed by the state and some control measures.
• Appointed and totally under the control of the State.

Does the leader appoint the cabinet?

• Yes.
• Yes, but not the prime minister.
• No.

The leader is

Please select all that apply.

• Head of State
• Head of Government
• Chairman of the Parliament
• There is no leader.

How is the leader appointed

• Democratic Universal Sufferage
• Appointed by the parliament, democratically
• Appointed by the Single party for a mandate.
• Appointed by the single party for life.
• Monarchy. Passed along from the family.
• There is no leader.

How democratic or authoritarian would you describe your system as?

• Very democratic
• Democratic
• Somewhat democratic
• Mixed
• Somewhat dictatorial
• Dictatorial
• Very dictatorial

Final question. Who is supreme?

• The law.
• The leader.