Totalitarianism

It is a form of government where a small and privileged group holds despotic power for corrupt or selfish purposes.

• OLIGARCHY

• DEMOCRACY

• AUTOCRACY

• PLUTOCRACY

A system of government which literally means rule by the people.

• AUTOCRACY

• PLUTOCRACY

• DEMOCRACY

• OLIGARCHY

It refers to the beliefs and actions of participants in a political system.

• EDUCATIONAL CULTURE

• RELIGIOUS CULTURE

• DIGITAL CULTURE

• POLITICAL CULTURE

A form of government controlled exclusively by the wealthy, either directly or indirectly.

• AUTOCRACY

• PLUTOCRACY

• DEMOCRACY

• OLIGARCHY

Political regimes in which power rests in the hands of a small group, although the basis of that power (money, family, military, etc.) may differ.

• DEMOCRACY and AUTOCRACY

• DEMOCRACY and PLUTOCRACY

• OLIGARCHY and PLUTOCRACY

• OLIGARCHY and AUTOCRACY

It refers to the existence of diverse and competing interests as the basis for a demographic equilibrium which is crucial for the possibility of individuals to obtain goals

• Existentialism

• Pluralism

• Totalitarianism

• Laissez Faire

This is a system that forms a political tyranny aiming to gain domination over subjects

• Totalitarianism

• Existentialism

• Pluralism

• Laissez Faire

According to this belief, the schools curriculum is determined by what students want to learn rather than what teachers tell them to learn

• Totalitarianism

• Pluralism

• Existentialism

• Laissez Faire

This is a process of Intergrating international, intercultural, and global dimensions of education within and beyond national borders

• Nationalism

• Idealism

• Internationalism

• Globalism

This refers to the unit of two or more persons united by marriage, blood, adoption, or consensual union, in general consulting a single household

• Community

• Nation

• Family

• Relationship