unit 13 Government of Australia & Oceania

unit 13 Government of Australia & Oceania

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A limited government is a government whose power is limited by laws or a constitution. Which of these are limited governments? (choose all that apply).

• Absolute Monarchy

• Dictatorship

• Representative Democracy

• Constitutional Monarchy

• Representative Democracy

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What do an absolute monarchy, dictatorship, and oligarchy have in common?

• The head of state is chosen by Parliament.

• Their citizens decide public issues for themselves.

• A single individual or small group exercises control over government.

• Their citizens decide public issues for themselves.

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A Unlimited government and the leaders can do what they want. Please choose all that applies unlimited governments only....

• democracy

• dictatorship

• absolute monarchy

• constitutional monarchy

• Oligarchy

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A form of government controlled by the religious majority and religious leaders is ...

• absolute monarchy

• anarchy

• direct democracy

• theocracy

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A monarchy that is a symbol of history and mainly acts as a figurehead is a

• Absolute monarchy

• Constitutional monarchy

• Dictatorships

• Anarchy

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The Queen of England does not have total control. She shares her power with Parliament, which is headed by the Prime Minister. What type of monarchy is this an example of?

• absolute monarchy

• Representative Democracy

• Constitutional Monarchy

• dictatorship

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Their Prime Minister is chosen by the

• by the people

• by the house of representatives

• by the queen

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the House of Representatives is elected by

• the prime minster

• the queen

• the people

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What is another name for a constitutional parliamentary system?

• an absolute monarchy

• anarchy

• a constitutional monarchy

• a direct democracy

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Most islands in the Pacific Realm have what type of government

• representative democracy

• Direct democracy

• dictatorship

• constitutional parliamentary system

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Most islands in the Pacific Realm also have parliamentary systems except

• New Zealand

• Australia

• New Caledonia

• Philippians

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Fiji, Micronesia, and Samoa all have a

• Direct Democracy government

• Dictatorship government

• Representative Democracy

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Oligarchy is known as:

• One person in charge of every person's life

• A government of the people and by the people

• Anything goes, no rules

• Rule by a few

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What is a monarch?

• President
• Parliament
• King or queen
• Congress