Types of government -Democracy vs Autocracy

What is the primary characteristic of an autocracy?

• Citizens have the power to elect their leaders.

• A single ruler holds absolute power.

• The government is run by a council of elders.

• There is no government in an autocracy.

In a democracy, who typically has the power to make decisions?

• A single dictator

• A small group of individuals

• The majority of citizens

• Foreign governments

Which of the following is an example of an autocratic government?

• The United States

• Saudi Arabia

• Sweden

• Canada

In a democracy, how are leaders typically chosen?

• By hereditary succession

• Through a free and fair election

• By the military

• hrough bribery and corruption

Which of the following is a key characteristic of a democracy?

• Limited individual freedoms

• Centralized power in the hands of a single ruler

• Equal voting rights for all citizens

• Strict censorship of the media

In a monarchy, how is power transferred from one leader to the next?

• Through free and fair elections

• By inheritance or appointment

• By the will of the military

• Through a lottery system

What is the primary advantage of a democracy?

• Quick decision-making process

• Strong centralized control

• Protection of individual rights and freedoms

• Minimal government interference

Which form of government allows for greater citizen participation in decision-making

• Autocracy

• Democracy

• Oligarchy

• Monarchy

Which term describes a government where power is concentrated in the hands of a single individual, often with absolute authority?

• Democracy

• Oligarchy

• Autocracy

• Republic

In a democracy, what is the role of the opposition parties?

• There are no opposition parties in a democracy.

• To seize power by force

• To provide an alternative and challenge the ruling party

• To cooperate with the ruling party at all times