Foundations of Government

In this type of government power is concentrated in a strong, central government.

In this type of government, power is shared between a central government and regional governments.

In this type of government, the central government is weak and power is concentrated in regional governments.

In this form of government, citizens have lots of power and actively participate in government.

In this form of government, people have little voice in government. The leader has all of the power.

This form of government concentrates power in the hands of a few leaders. Citizens have little power.

In this system of democratic government, the executive and legislative branches are completely separate.

In this system of democratic government, the executive and legislative branch are both controlled by the majority party.

In this form of government, citizens vote directly on laws.

In this form of government, citizens select people to vote on their behalf. (select 2)