Title: Blank Jeopardy
1Political Culture
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2One of the main cleavages in Mexico is the divide
between Mestizos and these people
3Who are Amerindians?
4This is the region that possesses most of the
wealth in Mexico
5What is the North, or border region?
6Currently, this number is at .54 in Mexico,
indicating a high level of economic inequality
7What is the Gini coefficient?
8This movement in Mexico can be compared to
Russias ongoing problems in Chechnya
9What is the Zapatista movement?
10The conflict among PRI leaders over how to
develop the economy divided the PRI into these
two groups
11Who are the politicos and technicos?
12These are the names of the 2 houses of Congress
in Mexico
13Who are the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate?
14PEMEX is an example of this type of institution
15What is a parastatal?
16A president is allowed to serve only one of these
17What is a sexeno?
18The concentration of power in the presidency is
primarily the result of his power to do this
19What is appoint?
20This is the number of seats chosen for the Senate
through proportional representation
21What is 32 (or 64 if you count the 2nd place
seats)?
22This was the longest serving dictator in Mexicos
history
23Who is Porfirio Diaz?
24Picture Daily Double!
This president enacted sweeping reforms from
1934-1940
25Who is Lazaro Cardenas?
26The patron-client system in Mexico has its roots
in the conflicts between these, a word for a
group in a power base around a strongman
27What are caudillos?
28The Christeros Rebellion centered upon a
disagreement over the role of this in Mexican
society
29What is the Catholic Church?
30During the sexeno from 1934 to 1940, these land
grants were given to many peasants in a
redistribution plan
31What are ejidos?
32Northern Mexicans with higher incomes are most
likely to vote for this party
33What is the PAN?
34This was the greatest significance of the 2000
presidential election
35What is the first time the PRI did not win the
election since 1929?
36This institution helped to remove PRI control
over the media and allow opposition parties to
monitor election results
37What is the IFE?
38Welfare programs, health care, and other benefits
for unemployed people are known by this general
program name
39What are opportunidades?
40Free trade, duty free zones along the border with
the U.S. are known as this
41What is the maquiladora district?
42This British prime minister moved economic policy
to the right from 1979 to 1991
43Who is Margaret Thatcher?
44States which centralize power at the national
level with little significant power reserved for
local governments are called this
45What is a unitary state?
46This General Secretary of the Chinese Communist
Party was the first to begin instituting market
reforms
47Who is Deng Xiaoping?
48Daily Double!
This word describes the British states policy of
giving power to local, independent parliaments
(with the understanding that they can be taken
back)
49What is devolution?
50When there is not unified support for the
policies of the prime minister, cabinet members
in Britain will resign under this tradition
51What is collective responsibility?