Government & Politics
The structure of a government determines how a country is run and how power is distributed among its citizens.
- Democracy: A system where citizens have the right to vote and elect their leaders.
- Politician: A person who is professionally involved in politics.
- To elect: The act of choosing a leader by voting. The noun form is an election.
- Campaign: An organized effort to win an election.
- Monarchy: A system of government headed by a king or queen.
A primary function of any government is to maintain order and guide the country's development through rules and systems.
- 📜 Legislation: The act of making laws, or the laws themselves.
- ⚙️ To implement: To put a plan or law into action (e.g., The government implemented a new tax policy).
- 🚫 To ban / prohibit: To legally stop something from happening or being used.
- 🏗️ Infrastructure: The basic physical systems of a country, such as roads, railways, and hospitals.
- 💸 To allocate: To distribute money or resources for a specific purpose (e.g., to allocate funds to education).
Governments must balance looking after their own citizens (welfare) with managing their relationships with other nations.
- Welfare system: Financial support given by the state to citizens in need (e.g., unemployment benefits, healthcare).
- Taxation: The system by which a government takes money from people and organizations to pay for public services.
- Diplomacy: The skill of managing international relations and making peaceful agreements between countries.
- Treaty: A formal, written agreement between two or more countries.
- Responsible: A government is accountable or responsible to its citizens.
✍️ Comprehensive Practice
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Exercise 7.1: Core Definitions
Exercise 7.2: Contextual Gap Fill
Exercise 7.3: Word Forms & Synonyms
1. Noun form of the verb elect:
2. Synonym of ban:
3. Person noun form of politics (someone who works in politics):
4. Noun form of the verb implement:
5. Synonym of distribute (especially regarding funds):

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