SOCIAL SCIENCE

Name:____________________________________________ Date:_______________
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I. IDENTIFICATION

A. Identify the following.

1. He wrote “Politics”.
2. He wrote “The Prince”
3. This theory states that men agreed among themselves to live under one civil
society or body politic.
4. The state has arisen through sheer force; a tribe conquering other tribes to form a
kingdom.
5. The supreme and uncontrollable power innate in a State by which that State is
governed.
6. It resides in the people and all government authority emanates from them.
7. The agency or instrumentality through which the will of the State is formulated,
expressed and realized.
8. It is the power to take private property for public use.
9. Responsible of collecting, assessing and imposing taxes to be used for public
operations of the government.
10. Other term of expropriation.
11. It is the power to enact and enforce the law for regulation of public order and
welfare.
12. They interpret the law.
13. They makes the law.
14. They execute the law.
15. The head of State and head of Government.
16. Power to reject a bill passed by the congress.
17. Forgiveness given to an individual
18. Who is the chief officer of the House of Representatives?
19. Highest court in the Philippines.
20. Referred to as the Upper House.

B. Identify the following which branch of the government.

21. It passes laws.

22. The power to declare martial law
23. The power to appoint government officials
24. Control over the agencies of the government
25. It can create and abolish courts, except the Supreme Court
26. The power to veto a law.
27. Police power
28. Power of eminent domain.
29. It has the power to declare war.
30. The power to conduct treaty and international agreement with other states
31. It punishes crimes against the state.
32. Order to change of venue or place of trial to avoid a miscarriage of justice
33. Assign temporarily judges of lower courts to other stations as public interest.
34. It determines the taxes people should pay.
35. Power of taxation
 36. The power to impose death penalty
37. The power to commute sentence, grant pardon, reprieve and amnesty
38. The power to supervision and control over the local government.
39. The power of judicial review
40. The power to declare the existence of war.
41. The power to determine the validity and constitutionality of the law of the State.
42. The power to confirm the appointment of government officials.
43. The power to suspend the privilege of writ of habeas corpus
44. It budgets the money to be spent for public purposes.
45. The power to ratify treaty.

II. Enumeration.

1. Officials removable by impeachment. ( 4 points)

2. Grounds for impeachment. (6 points)

III. Answer the following, briefly.

1. Define state. (10 points)

2. Difference between nation and state. (10 points)
3. Explain the principle of Check and Balance. (10 points)
4. Explain the principle of Separation of Powers. (10 points)

Prepared by: Approved by:

JOSHUA N. BUGAOISAN JENNIFER O. ANDRES

Instructor School Director