Systems of Government

What are systems of government?

• It is how we organize society.

• It demonstrate who is in control of government.

In a Federal system of government power is shared between______ and _____ governments

• Confederal and States

• Central and States government

• Monarchy and Oligarchy

• States and Independence

We call a ____ system of government when a single figure hold total control over government

• Confederal

• Federal

• Unitary

• Parliamentary

In a ______system of government most of the power is held by independent States

• Federal

• Unitary

• Confederal

• Parliamentary

A system of government where the central government holds very little to no power and where States hold most of the power is called_____

• Confederal

• federal

• Unitary

• Oligarchy

Match: When power is shared between a national/central government and the States

• Unitary

• Federal

• Confederal

• Parliamentary

True or False: Central government hold most of the power in a Confederal system of government

• True

• False

True or False: Power is shared among many people or institutions in a Unitary system of government

• True

• False

Which system of government is being represented in the following example?

A classroom in which a teacher has all the power and students have no saying would be called___

• Unitary

• Confederal

• Federal

Which system of government is being represented in the following example?

A classroom in which a teacher and independent students share power would be called___ classroom.

• Federal

• Confederal

• Unitary