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Section 1.1: Different Types of Government
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Adam Holland
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Section 1.1: Different Forms of Government
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Government: Institution where leaders exercise power to make/enforce laws affecting the people under its control.
Goal: Prevent "Anarchy"
(State w/o Govt. or Laws).
What is a government?
Why would you want one?
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Fill in the Blanks
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A system with one level of govt.
(Strong Central Govt.)
Unitary System
A Loose Union of Independent States.
(Failed Twice in the USA)
(Weak Central Govt.)
Confederacy
Two Levels of Govt. w/ Shared Power.
(Most Democracies & the USA)
Federal System
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Match
Match the following government systems to the correct definitions:
Unitary System
Confederacy
Federal System
One Level of Govt.
Loose Union of Independent States
Two Levels of Govt. Share Power
One Level of Govt.
Loose Union of Independent States
Two Levels of Govt. Share Power
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Definition: Any written set of rules/laws for a govt.
Most Democracies in the world have a written constitution.
Ex: USA -> US Constitution
What is a Constitution?
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Fill in the Blanks
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Definition: Any country/govt. that must follow a written set of rules.
(Country w/ a Constitution)
Limited Government
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Multiple Choice
A "Limited Government" means that the people of the country must follow a written set of rules known as a "Constitution".
True
False
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One Leader.
(King, Dictator, etc.)
Monarchy
Small Group
(Aristocracy or Plutocracy)
Oligarchy
Rule by Many
(Direct or Indirect)
Democracy
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Match
Match the following types of government based on the number of people who participate in the government:
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Rule by One
Rule by a Few
Rule by Many
Rule by One
Rule by a Few
Rule by Many
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The government controls all aspects of citizens' lives (Dictatorship).
Total Control over Social/Political/Economic Features.
(+50 Nations in the World Today)
Authoritarian Government
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Definition: Govt. that gives its people Social/Economic/Political Freedom.
Greek Origin:
Dêmos (People) + Krátos (Power)
What is a "Democracy"?
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Citizens vote directly on all laws/issues
Only possible in small settings
(Ex: Ancient Greece)
Direct Democracy
Citizens elect Representatives who vote on all laws/issues
Most Efficient/Popular Form
(Ex: Ancient Rome, USA, etc.)
Republic
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Dropdown
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Many countries are democracies in name only. They simply don't meet the basic requirements.
Ex: North Korea -> Totalitarian Dictatorship
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)
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Multiple Choice
If a country has "Democratic" in its name, then it must meet all the requirements of a true democracy.
True
False
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Key Features of a Democracy
-Citizen Participation: Duty to be informed Voters.
-Regular and Free Elections: People are Eligible to Vote.
-Rule of Law: Everyone Must Follow the Law. (Held Accountable)
-Majority Rule w/ Minority Rights: Protect Small Groups.
-Limited Government: The government is NOT all-powerful.
-Economic Freedom: Govt. allows Private Ownership.
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