CRM 3.1 25-26

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What is a major difference between an absolute monarchy and a limited monarchy?

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an absolute monarch has no restrictions on his or her power

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SS.7.C.3.1

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A self-appointed council amends the country’s constitution. Based on the scenario, which form of government is taking action?

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Oligarchy

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SS.7.C.3.1

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Which form of government puts the people as the source of all political power, but gives their power to elected representatives?

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Republic

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SS.7.C.3.1

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What is the term for a form of government in which one person possesses unlimited power?

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Autocracy

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SS.7.C.3.1

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What form of government is described in the scenario where Juan votes for the candidate that will best represent his community?

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Republic

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SS.7.C.3.1

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What form of government is most likely illustrated in the picture?

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Monarchy

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SS.7.C.3.1

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Which governmental characteristic is a shared feature of a republic and direct democracy?

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Power is given to the citizens

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SS.7.C.3.1

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What do autocracy and oligarchy have in common?

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The majority of citizens have little or no control over the government.

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SS.7.C.3.1

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What do an absolute monarchy and an autocracy have in common?

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a single ruler

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SS.7.C.3.1

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Which statement applies to all types of monarchies? Options: Their ruler holds absolute power, unlimited by Parliments or constitutions. The monarch inherits his or her power. They combine the executive and legislative branches. The monarch's power, whether total or limited, is established in a written constitution.

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The monarch inherits his or her power.

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SS.7.C.3.1