What is a key characteristic of an absolute monarchy?

• The monarch is elected by the people.

• The monarch has unlimited power.

• The monarch's power is limited by law.

• Power is shared with a parliament.

In a constitutional monarchy, who holds the real power?

• The monarch

• The royal family

• The other branches of government

• The military

How is power typically maintained in a dictatorship?

• Through democratic elections

• By force and violence

• By religious authority

• Through a council of elders

Which country is an example of a totalitarian regime?

• Brazil

• United Kingdom

• North Korea

• India

What defines an oligarchy?

• Rule by a single dictator

• Rule by a small group for their own benefit

• Rule by a religious leader

• Rule by the people directly

In a theocracy, what is the basis for government laws?

• Religious doctrine

• Military power

• Democratic principles

• Economic policies

What is a key feature of a direct democracy?

• Decisions are made by a monarch.

• Citizens elect representatives to make decisions.

• Decisions are made by a small group of elites.

• Citizens directly participate in decision-making.

In a republic, how are government decisions made?

• By a military council

• By a monarch

• By elected representatives

• By a religious leader

What is a characteristic of a federal system of government?

• Power is held by independent states.

• Power is shared between national and regional governments.

• Power is concentrated in the central government.

• Power is held by a single ruler.

What is an advantage of a presidential system?

• The president is independent of other branches.

• The president can be easily dismissed.

• The president is selected by the legislative body.

• The president has unlimited power.