Government Quiz Review

What is the difference between a presidential democracy and a parliamentary democracy?

• Citizens have more freedom in a presidential democracy

• The leader is elected by popular vote in a presidential democracy

• The leader is elected by popular vote in a parliamentary democracy

• There is no difference

What type of government does the UK have?

• Presidential Democracy

• Autocracy

• Oligarchy

• Parliamentary Democracy

Mexico's leader is chosen elected directly by the people. This means that Mexico has a....?

• Presidential Democracy

• Parliamentary Democracy

• Oligarchy

• Autocracy

There are two types of democracy. What are they?

• Presidential and Prime Minister

• Absolute and Constitutional

• Presidential and Parliamentary

• Autocracy and Oligarchy

A leader with absolute and total power over the country is called...?

• Dictator

• Constitutional Monarch

• Head of Government

• Head of State

Queen Elizabeth II of England has limited powers in the UK. She is considered a....

• Absolute Monarch

• Constitutional Monarch

• Heiress

• Head of Government

How do citizens participate in a democracy?

• Working

• Giving Speeches

• Attending Church

• Voting

What is citizen participation like in an autocracy?

• Citizens can vote

• Citizens can oppose the government

• Citizens can run for office

• Citizens have no power over the government

Which countries practice a form of democracy?

• UK, Germany, Russia

• UK, North Korea, USSR

• Cuba, China, Russia

• Russia, Germany, North Korea

In a presidential democracy, how is the president elected?

• Blood line

• By the legislature

• Popular vote

• Military Strength