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WorksheetsGovernment Final
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Authoritarian Government
A type of government with unlimited power where the people have no say
A type of government with limited power where the people have a say
A type of government with shared power
A lack of government
Democratic Government
A type of government with limited power where the people have a say
A type of government with unlimited power where the people have no say
A lack of government
A type of government with shared power
Absolute monarchy
A type of government with unlimited power passed down from parent to child with a leader called king, queen, emperor or emir
Lack of government
A type of government with unlimited power held by the wealthiest people
A type of government with limited powers passed down from parent to child but with a constitution written by citizens
Constitutional monarchy
A type of government with unlimited power passed down from parent to child with a leader called king, queen, emperor or emir
Lack of government
A type of government with unlimited power held by the wealthiest people
A type of government with limited powers passed down from parent to child but with a constitution written by citizens
Anarchy
A type of government with unlimited power passed down from parent to child with a leader called king, queen, emperor or emir
Lack of government
A type of government with unlimited power held by the wealthiest people
A type of government with limited powers passed down from parent to child but with a constitution written by citizens
Aristocracy
A type of government with unlimited power held by a group of military leaders
Lack of government
A type of government with unlimited power held by the wealthiest people
A type of government with unlimited power held by a group of religious leaders
Theocracy
A type of government with unlimited power held by a group of military leaders
Lack of government
A type of government with unlimited power held by the wealthiest people
A type of government with unlimited power held by a group of religious leaders
Military Junta
A type of government with unlimited power held by a group of military leaders
Lack of government
A type of government with unlimited power held by the wealthiest people
A type of government with unlimited power held by a group of religious leaders
Dictatorship
A type of government with limited power were citizens elect representatives (leaders) and the president to speak for them
A type of government with unlimited power passed down from parent to child with a leader called king, queen, emperor or emir
A type of government with limited power where the citizens directly write the laws and vote on all decisions
A type of government with unlimited power held by one person with absolute power, usually gained by force
Direct democracy
A type of government with limited power were citizens elect representatives (leaders) and the president to speak for them
A type of government with unlimited power passed down from parent to child with a leader called king, queen, emperor or emir
A type of government with limited power where the citizens directly write the laws and vote on all decisions
A type of government with unlimited power held by one person with absolute power, usually gained by force
Republic
A type of government with limited power were citizens elect representatives (leaders) and the president to speak for them
A type of government with limited power were citizens elect representatives (leaders) to speak for them and the representatives elect the prime minister
A type of government with limited power where the citizens directly write the laws and vote on all decisions
A type of government with unlimited power held by one person with absolute power, usually gained by force
Parliamentary democracy
A type of government with limited power were citizens elect representatives (leaders) and the president to speak for them
A type of government with limited power were citizens elect representatives (leaders) to speak for them and the representatives elect the prime minister
A type of government with limited power where the citizens directly write the laws and vote on all decisions
A type of government with unlimited power held by one person with absolute power, usually gained by force
alliance
a partnership between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes
The policy to give a country something in the hopes of them taking nothing else
formal written agreement between two or more nations to bring peace
the practice of nations negotiating with each other over matters of interest
appeasement
a partnership between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes
The policy to give a country something in the hopes of them taking nothing else
formal written agreement between two or more nations to bring peace
the practice of nations negotiating with each other over matters of interest
treaty
a partnership between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes
The policy to give a country something in the hopes of them taking nothing else
formal written agreement between two or more nations to bring peace
the practice of nations negotiating with each other over matters of interest
diplomacy
a partnership between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes
The policy to give a country something in the hopes of them taking nothing else
formal written agreement between two or more nations to bring peace
the practice of nations negotiating with each other over matters of interest
armed aggression
any actions taken by one nation to harm the economy of another nation, often to force a political change
The isolation of a nation by hostile ships or forces in order to prevent the entrance and exit of traffic and commerce.
the use of violent force by one nation against another nation
the act of one country settling among and establishing control over the native people of an area.
blockade
any actions taken by one nation to harm the economy of another nation, often to force a political change
The isolation of a nation by hostile ships or forces in order to prevent the entrance and exit of traffic and commerce.
the use of violent force by one nation against another nation
the act of one country settling among and establishing control over the native people of an area.
colonization
any actions taken by one nation to harm the economy of another nation, often to force a political change
The isolation of a nation by hostile ships or forces in order to prevent the entrance and exit of traffic and commerce.
the use of violent force by one nation against another nation
the act of one country settling among and establishing control over the native people of an area.
economic sanctions
any actions taken by one nation to harm the economy of another nation, often to force a political change
The isolation of a nation by hostile ships or forces in order to prevent the entrance and exit of traffic and commerce.
the use of violent force by one nation against another nation
the act of one country settling among and establishing control over the native people of an area.
foreign aid
Donations of money, goods, or services from one nation to another
The isolation of a nation by hostile ships or forces in order to prevent the entrance and exit of traffic and commerce.
Not supporting either side in an argument
formal written agreement between two or more nations to bring peace
neutral
a partnership between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes
Not supporting either side in an argument
formal written agreement between two or more nations to bring peace
the practice of nations negotiating with each other over matters of interest
