Question

american government chapter 2: origins of american government name: aada yanenga period: 60 directions: use pages 36 - 60 in your textbook to complete the following pedligs (person, event, date/document, law, idea, group, supreme court decision/space geographical) vocabulary chart. the guided question should be developed in a way that questions the importance and purpose of the term in discussion. term pedligs definition use the term in a sentence. (be sure the word is used in the correct context) or draw a picture that represents the word. limited government how long someone is in office a system in which the power of the gov is limited establish: to create or set up levy: to charge or impose representative government a government in which people elect delegates to make laws conduct gov charter a written instrument vital: necessary to the maintaince of life revenue a physical place to keep money embargo an agreement prohibiting trade boycott to go against or protest something

Explanation:

Limited Government: A system where government power is restricted by law to prevent over - reach. Example sentence: The United States has a limited government as outlined in its Constitution.
Representative Government: People elect representatives to make laws and conduct government affairs. Example sentence: In a representative government, citizens vote for their leaders to represent their interests.
Charter: A written instrument often establishing an organization or entity. Example sentence: The town was founded under a royal charter.
Revenue: Income, especially for a government from taxes etc., not a physical place to keep money. Example sentence: The government's revenue comes from various taxes.
Embargo: An official ban on trade. Example sentence: The country imposed an embargo on imports from its rival.
Boycott: To abstain from using, buying, or dealing with something as a form of protest. Example sentence: Consumers decided to boycott the company's products due to its unethical practices.

Answer:

Limited Government: A system where government power is restricted. Sentence: The Bill of Rights helps maintain a limited government in the US.
Representative Government: Government where people elect representatives. Sentence: Many democracies have representative governments.
Charter: A written instrument. Sentence: The school received a charter to operate.
Revenue: Income (wrongly defined in original). Sentence: The company's revenue increased this year.
Embargo: A trade - ban agreement. Sentence: The embargo on oil imports affected the economy.
Boycott: To protest by avoiding something. Sentence: They organized a boycott of the store.