Forms & Systems of Govt

Based on the chart, which two systems of government are described?

• Government 1 - federal

  Government 2 - confederal

• Government 1 - confederal

  Government 2 - federal

• Government 1 - federal

  Government 2 - parliamentary

• Government 1 - parliamentary

  Government 2 - confederal

How does a monarchy differ from other forms of government?

• leaders are given power by Kings

• leaders are born into ruling families

• leaders are named in the constitution

• leaders are chosen by the rich

Government run by a self-appointed council with a few members or a small group of leaders is an ______________.

EX: Theocracy or Aristocracy

• oligarchy

• anarchy

• autocracy

• democracy

Where is power concentrated in a unitary system of government?

• central government

• state government

• dictator

• military

Which best completes the table?

• parliamentary government

• confederal government

• federal government

• unitary government

What do a republic and direct democracy have in common?

• rule by a single political party

• a small group of leaders

• rule by the people

• a single leader

In country X, power is shared between the central government and the governments of all 10 of the country's states.

Based on the description, country X has which system of government?

• federal

• unitary

• confederal

• parliamentary

• Members of the executive branch are chosen by the legislative branch.

• The head of government typically holds the title of PRIME MINISTER.

• Examples of countries with this type of government include Australia, Canada, and Japan.

Based on the description, which system of government is described?

• autocratic

• oligarchic

• confederal

• parliamentary

A self-appointed council (aka a small group) amends the country’s constitution.

Based on the scenario, which form of government would most likely make take this type of action?

• autocracy

• monarchy

• oligarchy

• republic

Which form of government is stateless, classless society, with collective ownership of all property?

• communism

• democracy

• socialism

• republic