Types of Governments and Leaders Carter ss

What is an autocracy?

• A government where citizens hold the political power

• A government where one person has all the power

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government that recognizes God as the ultimate authority

What is a monarchy?

• A government where citizens hold the political power

• A government where one person has all the power

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government that recognizes God as the ultimate authority

What is a dictatorship?

• A government where citizens hold the political power

• A government where one person has all the power

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government that recognizes God as the ultimate authority

What is a representative democracy?

• A government where citizens hold the political power

• A government where one person has all the power

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government that recognizes God as the ultimate authority

What is a direct democracy?

• A government where citizens hold the political power

• A government where one person has all the power

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government that recognizes God as the ultimate authority

What is a theocracy?

• A government where citizens hold the political power

• A government where one person has all the power

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government that recognizes God as the ultimate authority

What is an oligarchy?

• A government where citizens hold the political power

• A government where one person has all the power

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A government that recognizes God as the ultimate authority

What is an anarchy?

• A government where citizens hold the political power

• A government where one person has all the power

• A government ruled by a small group of people

• A lack of government, usually happens after a period of civil war

Can a theocracy co-exist with a monarchy?

• Yes

• No

Can a theocracy co-exist with a democracy?

• Yes

• No