Political Systems Quiz

🎤🗽 What's the scoop on "Freedom of Speech"? 🗽🎤

• The right to express oneself without government censorship or punishment. 🚫🤐

• The superpower of speaking any language at will. 🌍🗣️

• The choice to zip it and not say a word. 🤫

• The liberty to jet off anywhere and chat away. ✈️🗨️

What is a "Constitution"?

• A document outlining the fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state is governed.

• A collection of laws related to economic policies.

• A historical record of a country's past leaders.

• A treaty between multiple nations.

Guess what? "Abdication" is a fancy term for what action?

• The act of formally relinquishing a sovereign's throne.

• The process of electing a new leader.

• The division of power among government branches.

• A legal procedure for dealing with debt problems.

Who's the boss? Discover what "Autocratic" really means!

• It's all about one ruler with all the power. Absolute control!

• When everyone gets to have their say. A government by all.

• Equality at its finest. A government focused on equal rights for all.

• A mix and match of power. States and central authority sharing the reins.

Let's dive into the world of governance! Can you tell me what democracy is all about, according to the definition we have?

• A) A system where power is held by a single ruler

• B) A form of government where the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system

• C) A government system where power is distributed among various states

• D) A political system where power is inherited within a family lineage

What is a republic?

• A state where the supreme power is held by a monarch.

• A state where the supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives.

• A state where the supreme power is held by a single political party.

• A state where the supreme power is held by foreign powers.

Who's the boss in a republic? Hint: It's not a king or queen!

• A hereditary monarch.

• An elected president.

• A foreign delegate.

• A prime minister appointed by a monarch.

How is a republic similar to a democracy?

• It has a hereditary monarch.

• It operates based on a caste system.

• Power is held by the people and their elected representatives.

• The country is always headed by a monarch.

Imagine you're in a republic with a monarch! What exactly is their role, if they even have one?

• The monarch rules over all, with absolute power.

• The monarch is more of a celebrity with no real power or ceremonial role.

• The monarch gets to wear a fancy crown but doesn't wield constitutional powers.

• The monarch is the boss, running the government.

What is a Monarchy?

• A state or nation in which the supreme power is actually or nominally lodged in a monarch

• A nation where a democratically elected leader is the only power.

• Where the King has no power over what happens

• Where power is passed from generation to generation