
Governments of Cuba, Mexico, and Brazil
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MaryBeth Broxterman
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Categorize
Citizens cannot question the leader
Citizens can question the leaders
Leaders are chosen by the citizens
Leaders are in power indefinately
Voting is important
Voting is not important because it doesn't really count
Organize these options into the right categories
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Dropdown
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Match
Match the following
A system where citizens are able to vote for leaders
A system where the leader is unquestioned in his/her power.
Symbolic leader of the country, but NOT in charge of the daily running of the country.
The leader who is in charge of the daily running of a country.
Federal Republic
Dictatorship
Head of State
Chief Executive
Federal Republic
Dictatorship
Head of State
Chief Executive
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Multiple Choice
Brazil has separate offices for their Chief Executive and Head of State
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False
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Multiple Choice
The leader of Brazil is called a president
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False
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Multiple Choice
The leader of Brazil is chosen by citizens by voting
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False
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Multiple Choice
The citizens of Brazil don't get to choose the members of the legislature.
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False
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Word Cloud
What does the word MANDATORY mean?
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Multiple Choice
Mexico has separate offices for their Chief Executive and Head of State
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False
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Multiple Choice
The leader of Mexico is called a president
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False
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Multiple Choice
The leader of Mexico is chosen by citizens by voting
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False
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Multiple Choice
The citizens of Mexico don't get to choose the members of the legislature.
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False
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Fill in the Blanks
I bet you'll never guess who the head of the Communist Party is in Cuba
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Multiple Choice
Based on what you know so far, how often is there a surprise in the results of an election?
Only on occasion when a candidate gains the support of the people
Always, the results are not know until the ballots are counted
Never. People can only vote for those currently in charge or selected by those in charge.
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