3.4 Quiz study guide

What is a government?

• a group of corporations that control laws
• a group of people who overthrow the leaders
• a nation that has no leaders
• a person or group of people who control a country

A queen rules a nation.  When she dies, the throne will pass to her daughter.  What kind of government does this nation have?

• a monarchy
• a theocracy
• a dictatorship
• a representative democracy

A military leader seizes control of a government during a revolution.  He has complete control and kills anyone who opposes him.  What kind of government does this nation have?

• a monarchy
• a theocracy
• a dictatorship
• an oligarchy

Three military leaders take over a nation.  They make all the rules and do not allow any discussion.  What kind of government does this nation have?

• an oligarchy
• anarchy
• a theocracy
• a dictatorship

Some nations in the Middle East have Islam as the state religion.  Their citizens must practice this religion.  What kind of government do these nations have?

• a monarchy
• a theocracy
• a dictatorship
• an oligarchy

People overthrow their government, but no ruler takes charge.  Without leadership, the nation is in chaos.  What is this situation called?

• autocracy
• oppression
• anarchy
• revolution

Anna lives in a direct democracy.  What does that mean?

• She will be brought up on charges if she does not vote.
• As a citizen, she is a member of the government and sits in Congress.
• She votes for representatives who decide on the issues and laws.
• She personally votes on every issue and law.

Brady lives in a representative democracy.  What does that mean?

• He will be brought up on charges if he does not vote.
• As a citizen, he is a member of the government and sits in Congress.
• He votes for representatives who decide on the issues and laws.
• He personally votes on every issue and law.

What form of government is the United States?

• Direct Democracy
• Representative Democracy

Who has the most power in a unitary system?

• Local gov.
• Central gov.
• Regional gov.
• State gov.