
Types of Government Overview (SW Asia)
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7th Grade
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Hope Culpepper
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Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of citizen participation mentioned?
Autocracy
Oligarchy
Democracy
Monarchy
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are examples of autocracy?
Dictatorship
Autocratic Monarchy
Presidential Democracy
Parliamentary Democracy
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Open Ended
What is the main characteristic of a theocracy?
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A government ruled by religious leaders is called a
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Multiple Choice
In a parliamentary democracy, who is in charge?
Legislative branch
Elected president
Religious leaders
Military leaders
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Multiple Choice
Who holds the power in a democracy?
The people
One person
Religious leaders
Military leaders
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes how the head of government is chosen in a parliamentary democracy?
The people directly elect the head of government.
Members of parliament choose the head of government.
The head of government is chosen by the president.
The head of government inherits the position.
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Open Ended
Explain what the differences between parliamentary and presidential democracy are.
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A monarchy has a king, queen, emperor, or
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Multiple Choice
What is the main difference between an autocratic monarchy and a constitutional monarchy?
Autocratic monarchies have a written constitution, while constitutional monarchies do not.
Constitutional monarchies are ruled by elected representatives, while autocratic monarchies are ruled by a lifelong leader.
Autocratic monarchies have supreme power in the hands of a ruler, while constitutional monarchies are guided by a constitution.
Both types of monarchies have no hereditary rulers.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are types of monarchy?
Autocratic monarchy
Constitutional monarchy
Presidential monarchy
Parliamentary monarchy
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Open Ended
What are the two types of monarchies and how are they different?
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Multiple Choice
What is a key difference between a republic and a monarchy based on the information provided?
A republic has an elected president, while a monarchy has a monarch.
A republic has a monarch, while a monarchy has an elected president.
Both republics and monarchies have monarchs.
Both republics and monarchies have elected presidents.
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Open Ended
Explain how the level of citizen participation can influence the type of government in a country.

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