Politics in Democracy

1. In Germany, people may openly speak against the government because … 2. Parents can decide until age 14 whether their child participates in … at school. 3. Germany is a Rechtsstaat. What does that mean? 4. Which right is a fundamental right in Germany? 5. Elections are free. What does that mean? 6. What is the German constitution called? 7. Which right is guaranteed by the constitution? The right to … 8. What is NOT in the Basic Law? 9. Which right applies only to foreigners? The right to … 10. What is compatible with the Basic Law? 11. What is Germany’s constitution called? 12. Can a Bundestag party abolish press freedom? 13. In parliament, ‘opposition’ means … 14. Freedom of expression means I … 15. What does the Basic Law prohibit? 16. When is freedom of expression restricted? 17. German laws prohibit … 18. Which right is in Article 1 of the Basic Law? 19. What does ‘freedom of movement’ mean? 20. A party aims to establish a dictatorship. It is … 21. Which is Germany’s coat of arms? 22. What form of government does Germany have? 23. Most employed people are … 24. How many federal states does Germany have? 25. Which is NOT a German state? 26. Germany is … 27. Germany is … 28. Who elects Bundestag members? 29. Which is Germany’s heraldic animal? 30. What is NOT a feature of democracy? 31. Party cooperation to form government is called … 32. Which is correct? In Germany … 33. What is Germany NOT? 34. How is social insurance financed? 35. Which measure creates social security? 36. What are most state leaders called? 37. Germany is a democratic and social … 38. What does every state have? 39. What words begin the German anthem? 40. Why does democracy have multiple parties? 41. Who enacts new laws? 42. When can a party be banned? 43. Who cannot be directly elected? 44. Care insurance is a … 45. A state task is to … 46. What is NOT a state task? 47. Which is NOT a constitutional organ? 48. Who determines education policy? 49. Germany’s economic system is … 50. It does NOT belong to a democratic state that … 51. What does 'popular sovereignty' mean? All state power comes from … 52. What does 'Rechtsstaat' mean? 53. What is NOT a state power? 54. What does this picture show? 55. Which office belongs to municipal administration? 56. Who usually becomes Bundestag President? 57. Who appoints federal ministers? 58. How long have Jewish communities existed in Germany? 59. Bundestag and Bundesrat belong to the … 60. What does 'popular sovereignty' mean? 61. When a state parliament is elected, it is called … 62. What does NOT belong to the executive? 63. Germany is divided into … 64. It is NOT a Bundestag task to … 65. Which cities have the largest Jewish communities? 66. What is primarily a state task? 67. Why does the state control schooling? 68. What is the lowest political level? 69. What is a task of the Federal President? 70. Where does the chancellor usually stay? 71. Who is the current chancellor? 72. The two largest Bundestag factions are … 73. What is Germany's parliament called? 74. Who is Germany's head of state? 75. What does CDU stand for? 76. What is the Bundeswehr? 77. What does SPD stand for? 78. What does FDP stand for? 79. Which court interprets the Basic Law? 80. Who elects the chancellor? 81. Who leads the cabinet? 82. Who elects the chancellor? 83. What is the President's main task? 84. Who makes up the Bundesrat? 85. Who elects the Federal President? 86. Who is the head of state? 87. The parliamentary opposition … 88. What is a party's parliamentary group called? 89. States participate in federal legislation through … 90. A state government change can lead to … 91. What does CSU stand for? 92. More second votes means … 93. Voting age for Bundestag elections? 94. What applies to most children? 95. What threatens someone who denies the Holocaust? 96. Permanent employees automatically pay into … 97. If members switch factions … 98. Who pays social insurance? 99. What is NOT statutory social insurance? 100. Trade unions represent …