Types of Government Quiz

A system of laws and regulations

A small group of people with supreme power

A group of people that has the power to rule over a community

A group of religious leaders

Having a leader and a military

Making laws, collecting taxes, and having a justice system

Invading other countries and ruling over a state

Listening to what the people want and following the law

A small group of people with supreme power

A group of religious leaders running the government

A system of government where most citizens can vote

A government where all power is controlled by one person

An absolute monarch allows dissent, while a dictator arrests dissidents

An absolute monarch is usually a king, while a dictator is a religious leader

An absolute monarch's child becomes the next leader, while a dictator can be voted out

An absolute monarch follows the law, while a dictator does not

A system of government where most citizens can vote

A group of religious leaders running the government

A small group of people with supreme power

A government where all power is controlled by one person

Direct Democracy and Representative Democracy

Direct Democracy and Oligarchy

Absolute Democracy and Representative Democracy

Monarchy and Theocracy

Direct Democracy

Absolute Democracy

Representative Democracy

Monarchy

A government where all power is controlled by one person

A group of religious leaders running the government

A system of government where most citizens can vote

A small group of people with supreme power

An aristocracy is ruled by people who claim to be better, while a theocracy is ruled by religious leaders

An aristocracy allows dissent, while a theocracy arrests dissidents

An aristocracy is a government where most citizens can vote, while a theocracy is a small group of people with supreme power

An aristocracy follows the law, while a theocracy does not

To be an informed citizen

To have supreme power

To invade other countries

To become a religious leader