Review - Types of Government

Help provide services like running water, trash collection, and emergency services to the citizens

Put in place to make sure that the citizens follow the laws of the country.

Put people and services in place to provide the citizens with protection

Establishing a national religion.

Provide guidance to the citizens and the community as needed.

The buildings where public employees work.

The people who run a community, a state, or country.

The place where you live.

The people who vote for their representatives.

A system with strict laws

A society with no government

A form of democracy

A type of monarchy

Direct Democracy

Representative Democracy.

Indirect Democracy

Selective Democracy

Historic example: Athens, Greece

Modern example: Appenzell, Switzerland

Both examples involve citizen participation

Only modern example allows voting

One leader with total power

Allows freedom of speech

Gains power through elections

Encourages opposition

The rise of democracy in Europe

The orchestration of the Holocaust

The establishment of peace treaties

The spread of communism

Power is elected by the people

Power is passed down by birth

Power is shared among citizens

Power is based on wealth

Absolute Monarchy has unlimited power

Constitutional Monarchy has a monarch with limited powers

Both types of monarchy are the same

Absolute Monarchy is only historical

A country led by a king

A country not led by a monarch

A country with no laws

A country with a single leader

The Twelve Tables

The Magna Carta

The Bill of Rights

The Constitution

A type of government with multiple leaders

A type of government where laws are based on science

A type of government where one leader is considered divine

A type of government with no leader

Mediator between gods and men

A military leader

A common citizen

A merchant