Africa's government

A leader who sees himself as a king with all the power and makes all the decisions.

• a. President

• b. Prime Minister

• c. Autocracy

• d. Democracy

Democratic countries allows.......

• a. the president to make all the decisions

• b. citizens to have little to no freedoms

• c. citizens to vote for the legislature who make and enforce laws

• d. the president to appoint the legislature

Citizens vote for the legislature and the legislature chooses the president

• a. democracy

• b. presidential

• c. parliamentary

• d. autocracy

Citizens in Kenya participate.....

• a. by voting at the age of 15

• b. only the parliament can vote

• c. by voting males only at the age of 18

• d. by voting males and females at the age of 18

South African citizens

• a. only vote in local elections

• b. do not participate in the government

• c. vote directly for the president

• d. elect the parliament and the parliament chooses the president

South African citizens....

• a. vote at 18 directly for the president

• b. vote at 18 if they are males directly for the president for

• c. vote at 18 if they are males for the legislature that selects the president

• d. vote at 18 for the legislature that selects the president

What is the leader of a parliamentary system often called?

• King

• President

• Governor

• Prime minister

Kenya and South Africa both have the same type of governments in which the supreme power rests in the body of citizens because

• They are not allowed to vote

• They are allowed to vote

• The legislature makes all the decision

• The judicial court makes all the decisions

Kenya & Nigeria: Presidential Democracy :: South Africa: _______________.

• Absolute Monarchy
• Federal Republic
• Constitutional Monarchy
• Parliamentary Democracy

How are Nigeria and Kenya similar?

• both autocracies
• both parliamentary democracies
• both presidential democracies
• citizens can only vote for legislature