When all powers of government belong to a single, central agency that is limited in power you have this kind of a government

The form of government where the legislative and executive branches are separate and coequal

Where a small group of elected officials carry out the making and executing of laws

Where those who rule are not held responsible to the will of the people

A government in which the power to rule is held by a small, usually self-appointed elite.

An alliance of independent states is this kind of government

The form of government where the executive is chosen by the legislature, is a part of it, and is subject to its control

Where every citizen votes directly on issues that affect them

A government in which the powers of government are divided between a central government and several local governments.

In what form of government can the legislative give the executive a vote of “no confidence” and force him to resign?

In a democracy, where does the supreme political authority come from?

What is the name given for the chief executive in a parliamentary form of government?

Under a federal system, what has authority over both federal and state governments?

What are the two forms of government that are known by their relationship between the legislative and executive branches?

Which of these is a characteristic common to all dictatorships?

What form of government does each of the 50 states have?

Which system of government prevents deadlocks?

Which country invented the presidential form of government?

Which statement is true about an oligarchy/autocracy?