Politik lernen: Online-Quizze für Klasse 10 Gymnasium

Question 1

In a democracy, where does the power to govern come from?

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The people

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The army

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The rich and powerful

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Other countries

Question 2

Which house of the German parliament is directly elected by the people?

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Bundestag

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Bundesrat

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Bundesversammlung

Question 3

Welches Thema wird in der Unterrichtseinheit "Politics" im Englischunterricht NICHT behandelt?

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Das Wetter in Deutschland

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Der Bundestag

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Das deutsche Parteiensystem

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Das deutsche Grundgesetz

Question 4

Welche der folgenden Optionen ist KEINE der drei klassischen Gewalten?

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Administrative

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Exekutive

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Legislative

Question 5

Welche der folgenden Institutionen gehört NICHT zur deutschen Regierung?

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Die Bundesbank

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Der Bundestag

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Der Bundesrat

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Der Bundespräsident

Question 6

Which fundamental principle is enshrined in the German constitution (Grundgesetz)?

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Protection of individual rights and freedoms

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Centralization of power in the federal government

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Exemption of the government from legal constraints

Question 7

Welche Institution gehört NICHT zur deutschen Bundesregierung?

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Bundesverfassungsgericht

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Bundestag

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Bundesrat

Question 8

Which of the following is not a branch of the German government?

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The Bundeswehr

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The Bundestag

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The Bundesrat

Question 9

Which feature is NOT characteristic of the German political system?

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Presidential system

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Federalism

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Parliamentary democracy

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Proportional representation

Question 10

Welche der folgenden Optionen ist KEINE Staatsgewalt in Deutschland?

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Bundesgerichtshof

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Bundestag

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Bundesrat

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Bundespräsident

Question 11

Who is the head of state in Germany, according to the country's constitution?

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President

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Chancellor

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Bundestag

Question 12

Welche der folgenden Optionen ist KEIN Zweig der deutschen Regierung?

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Verfassungsgericht

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Legislative

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Exekutive

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Judikative

Question 13

What is a key duty of the Bundespräsident in Germany?

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Representing Germany abroad

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Appointing the Bundeskanzler

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Proposing laws to the Bundestag

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Leading the Bundesregierung

Question 14

Welche der folgenden Aufgaben gehört **nicht** zu den Befugnissen des Deutschen Bundestages?

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Krieg erklären

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Gesetze erlassen

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Den Haushalt genehmigen

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Den Bundeskanzler wählen

Question 15

What is the main purpose of the Bundesrat in German lawmaking?

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To represent the interests of the federal states in the legislative process

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To approve all laws passed by the Bundestag

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To initiate all legislation

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To override the veto of the Bundespräsident

Question 16

How is the German government formed after a federal election?

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The party with the most votes forms a government, possibly in coalition with other parties.

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The President appoints the Chancellor, who then forms a government.

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The government is established by both the Bundestag and Bundesrat.

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The Bundesrat and President jointly form the government.

Question 17

What is the concept of Gewaltenteilung (separation of powers) in the German political system?

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The division of power among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government

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The government's responsibility for all aspects of society

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Citizens' right to vote and participate in political decision-making

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The principle of a small and limited government

Question 18

What is a potential disadvantage of a democratic political system?

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Decision-making can be slow and inefficient

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Individual rights and freedoms are not protected

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Political equality and participation are not promoted

Question 19

How does Germany's electoral system ensure that different political perspectives are fairly represented?

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It uses proportional representation, giving parties seats in parliament based on their share of votes.

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It requires candidates to meet specific education and experience criteria.

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It restricts the number of parties allowed to run in elections.

Question 20

How do the Bundestag and Bundesrat differ in their composition?

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The Bundestag is elected by the people, while the Bundesrat is made up of state representatives.

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The Bundesrat has more members than the Bundestag.

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The Bundestag handles foreign policy, while the Bundesrat handles domestic policy.

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The Bundestag is permanent, while the Bundesrat is elected every four years.

Question 21

How do interest groups and lobbying influence German politics? Do they effectively represent their members' interests?

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Interest groups significantly impact policy-making but may not always represent their members' interests.

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Interest groups are the most influential actors in German politics and always represent their members' interests.

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Interest groups have no influence on German politics and do not represent their members' interests.

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Interest groups can only lobby in Germany if they represent the majority of the population.

Question 22

What is the main role of the Federal Constitutional Court in Germany?

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It makes sure all laws follow the German constitution.

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It chooses the members of the Bundesrat.

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It can remove the Chancellor if the Bundestag votes against them.

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It only gives advice and doesn't have power over the government.

Question 23

Examine the challenges and opportunities that Germany's aging population poses for its political system and social welfare programs.

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The aging population will lead to a smaller workforce, potentially straining the economy and reducing tax revenue.

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The aging population will increase the demand for healthcare and social services, potentially straining the government's budget.

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The aging population will likely lead to a shift towards more conservative and traditional political views.

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The aging population will have no significant impact on Germany's political system or social welfare policies.

Question 24

In Germany's political system, what is federalism?

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Power is shared between a central government and regional governments.

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The central government has all the power, while regional governments have little authority.

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Federalism is only found in Germany.

Question 25

What is the primary function of the Bundestag in German politics?

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Passing laws and approving the budget

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Appointing the Chancellor

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Representing the interests of German states

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Serving as the highest court in Germany

Question 26

Evaluate the ethical considerations surrounding Germany's shift to renewable energy, weighing the environmental benefits against the economic and social challenges.

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Germany's transition to renewable energy sources involves complex ethical considerations, encompassing environmental sustainability, economic impacts, and social equity.

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Germany's renewable energy transition is solely driven by economic motives.

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The ethical implications of Germany's renewable energy transition are confined to potential job losses in the fossil fuel sector.

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Germany's transition to renewable energy raises no ethical concerns due to its environmental benefits.

Question 27

What has been the primary force shaping Germany's political system and guiding its decision-making?

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History

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Geography

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Culture

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Economy

Question 28

How does Germany's federal system contribute to its political stability and economic prosperity?

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It promotes regional autonomy and diverse perspectives in decision-making, fostering political stability and economic growth.

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It simplifies governance and reduces administrative costs, leading to enhanced efficiency and economic prosperity.

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It concentrates power in the hands of a central authority, enhancing efficiency and economic growth.

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It undermines national unity and hampers economic cooperation among states, hindering political stability and economic growth.

Question 29

How do interest groups influence German politics?

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They lobby politicians and provide expertise to shape policy-making.

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They hold exclusive decision-making power.

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They prioritize special interests over the public good, weakening democracy.

Question 30

How does the unique structure of the Bundesrat influence its role in German politics?

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It balances power between the federal and state governments.

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It speeds up decision-making by implementing policies quickly.

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It provides a platform for political parties to negotiate national policies.

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It ensures a consistent foreign policy by coordinating state actions.

Question 31

What is the Federal President's role in maintaining Germany's constitutional stability?

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The President plays a limited but important role in ensuring government continuity and upholding the constitution.

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The President has broad powers to intervene in crises and make decisions that affect government stability.

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The President's role in safeguarding constitutional stability is insignificant.

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The President has no role in safeguarding constitutional stability.

Question 32

What is a potential advantage of globalization for Germany's economy?

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Increased global trade and economic growth

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Reduced demand for German goods and services

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Higher unemployment rates

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Lower wages for German workers

Question 33

What is a defining characteristic of Germany's electoral system?

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Mixed-member proportional representation

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Two-party system

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Ranked-choice voting

Question 34

How does Germany's electoral system shape the country's political landscape?

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It leads to a fragmented party system with many small parties.

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It ensures that the party with the most votes forms the government.

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It hinders the emergence of new political parties.

Question 35

Which policy demonstrates Germany's commitment to social justice?

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Universal healthcare for all

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Healthcare based on financial need

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Privatized healthcare with limited government involvement

Question 36

In what way does Germany's aging population pose challenges to its labor market?

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Increased demand for skilled labor

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Lower unemployment rates

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Reduced need for healthcare services

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Improved productivity due to greater experience

Question 37

To what extent has Germany's shift towards renewable energy impacted its climate mitigation strategies and its role in global climate action?

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Germany's leadership in renewable energy has solidified its position as a prominent advocate in global climate action.

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Germany's transition to renewable energy sources has played a marginal role in its climate mitigation strategies.

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Germany's climate mitigation strategies have been effective, but renewable energy has had minimal impact.

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Germany's transition to renewable energy has had no impact on its reliance on fossil fuels.

Question 38

How has Germany's membership in the European Union (EU) impacted its foreign policy priorities and international relations?

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Germany's role in the EU has enhanced its ability to mediate and bridge gaps in international relations.

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Germany's EU membership has had little influence on its foreign policy.

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Germany's foreign policy is now fully controlled by the EU.

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Germany's EU membership has hindered its ability to effectively address global issues.

Question 39

How does Germany balance protecting individual rights and freedoms with ensuring public safety and security?

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Germany balances rights and safety through a strong legal system and independent courts.

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Germany prioritizes collective security over individual rights.

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Germany uses extensive surveillance without judicial oversight.

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Germany allows law enforcement to operate with limited accountability.

Question 40

Welches Organ hat die alleinige Gesetzgebungskompetenz in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland?

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Bundestag

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Bundesrat

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Bundesregierung

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Bundesverfassungsgericht

Question 41

Welche Person steht an der Spitze der Bundesregierung und ist damit Regierungschef?

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Bundeskanzler

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Bundespräsident

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Bundestagspräsident

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Bundesratspräsident

Question 42

Unter welcher Staatsform steht die Bundesrepublik Deutschland?

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Parlamentarische Demokratie

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Präsidialdemokratie

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Direkte Demokratie

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Diktatur

Question 43

Welches historische Ereignis führte zur Gründung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland?

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Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs

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Fall der Berliner Mauer

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Wiedervereinigung Deutschlands

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Gründung der DDR

Question 44

Welche wirtschaftliche Ordnung ist in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland vorherrschend?

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Soziale Marktwirtschaft

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Planwirtschaft

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Marktwirtschaft

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Sowjetwirtschaft

Question 45

Welche Partei in Deutschland steht traditionell für die Interessen der Arbeitnehmer?

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SPD

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CDU

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CSU

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FDP

Question 46

In the German political system, who is the head of state?

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Federal President

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President of the Federal Constitutional Court

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President of the Bundestag

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Chancellor

Question 47

What is the name of the legislative body in Germany?

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Bundestag

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Länderkammer

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Nationalrat

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Bundesrat

Question 48

Which of the following principles is fundamental to the German political system?

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Federalism

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Unitarism

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Separatism

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Centralism

Question 49

Which court in Germany has the highest authority?

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Federal Constitutional Court

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Federal Court of Justice

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Federal Administrative Court

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Federal Labor Court

Question 50

Which of the following is a major political party in Germany?

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Green Party

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White Party

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Red Party

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Blue Party

Question 51

Which electoral system is used in Germany?

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Mixed-member proportional representation

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Limited vote

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Single transferable vote

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First-past-the-post

Question 52

What is the primary function of the Bundesrat in the German political system?

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Represents the interests of the federal states

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Passes laws

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Elects the Federal President

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Controls the government

Question 53

Which fundamental principle forms the basis of German democracy?

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Sovereignty of the People

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Predominance of the Armed Forces

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Monarchical Rule

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Unlimited Power of the Chancellor

Question 54

Which legislative body holds supreme authority in Germany?

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Bundestag

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Bundesrat

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Bundestag and Bundesrat jointly

Question 55

Which political party in Germany espouses conservative values?

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CDU/CSU

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AfD

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SPD

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Die Grünen

Question 56

The principle of subsidiarity implies that:

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Authority should be delegated to the most appropriate level of government

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Centralized power is paramount

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Decisions should be made directly by the citizenry

Question 57

Who serves as the head of state in Germany?

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President

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President of the Bundesrat

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Chancellor

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Speaker of the Bundestag

Question 58

A defining characteristic of the German federal system is:

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Shared responsibilities between the national and regional governments

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Complete autonomy of regional governments

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Centralized authority

Question 59

In what year was the German constitution, the Basic Law, adopted?

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1949

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1919

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1933

Question 60

Who is the current Federal Chancellor of Germany?

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Olaf Scholz

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Markus Söder

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Angela Merkel

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Frank-Walter Steinmeier

Question 61

What is the name of the lower house of the German parliament?

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Bundestag

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Bundesrat

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Bundesversammlung

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Landtag

Question 62

Which of the following is a fundamental principle of German democracy?

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Rule of law

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Theocracy

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Military dictatorship

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Absolute monarchy

Question 63

What is the primary purpose of the Bundesrat?

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To represent the interests of the German states (Länder) in the federal legislative process.

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To elect the Federal Chancellor.

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To enact federal laws.

Question 64

Which of the following is a current political issue in Germany?

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Climate change

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The Spanish Inquisition

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World War II

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The American Revolution