Forms Of Government
Test Your Knowledge on Forms of Government
Embark on a journey to enhance your understanding of different forms of government! This quiz will challenge your knowledge on various political systems, their structures, and the principles they uphold.
In this quiz, you will discover:
- Types of government and their defining characteristics
- Historical backgrounds and modern implications
- Key ideologies that drive political systems
A government run by a small upper class, often a family.
Authoritarian
Dictatorship
Aristocracy
Autocracy
A government controlled absolutely by a small number of politicians
Federal Government
Authoritarian
Fascism
Theocratic
An alliance among states or communities for a common purpose.
Unitary
Parliament
Socialism
Confederacy
A form of government in which absolute power is exercised by an individual-also form of autocracy.
Communism
Dictatorship
Constitutional Republic
Totalitarian
A union of partially self-governing regions united by a larger central government.
Federal Government
Direct Democracy
Monarchy
Indirect Democracy
Based specifically on the idea of classless society with common ownership of all property. Marx/Engels wrote the Communist Manifesto All for the people, spread wealth around evenly No social classes
Socialism
Oligarchy
Communism
Dictatorship
A form of government in which all citizens have a say in the governmental process, either directly or through elected representatives. Majority rule and Minority Rights Individual freedoms protected(bill of rights) System with checks and balances (three branches of government, legislative, executive, judicial.
Democracy
Autocracy
Military junta
Parliament-
A political ideology motivated by extreme nationalism and promotes nation or race above individuality, often ruled by an autocratic government or dictatorship.
Anarchy
Fascism
Theocratic
Socialism
A government in which one person possesses unrestrained power.(these are today’s modern day absolute monarchies).
Autocracy
Presidency
Indirect Democracy
Oligarchy
A lack of government.
Fascism
Autocracy
Anarchy
Unitary
a government in which elected representatives must abide by existing constitutional laws, designed to limit the government's power.
Direct Democracy
Indirect Democracy
Constitutional Republic
Communism
Policies are voted on by citizens, as (small group everyone participates directly)
Indirect Democracy
Constitutional Republic
Totalitarian-
Direct Democracy
A system of government that is ruled by a king or queen. Divine Right Lifelong rule Cheap Quick decision making Trained leaders Lack of diversity Could lead to Tyranny
Monarchy
Presidency
Oligarchy
Dictatorship
The head of state in a republic.
Totalitarian
Presidency
Parliament
Oligarchy
State attempts to strictly control all aspects of public and private life.
Totalitarian
Autocracy
Socialism
Unitary
Government run by a small group of military leaders.
Parliament
Constitutional Republic
Fascism
Military junta
A body of representatives that hold supreme power in a state.
Parliament
Theocratic
Autocracy
Authoritarian
is one whose policy making is guided by religious doctrine. Divine Right Religion is present in every aspect o government
Socialism
Federal Government
Dictatorship
Theocratic
A form of democracy that is run by elected officials, who vote on citizens behalf.
Indirect Democracy
Totalitarian
Aristocracy
Communism
A system of government in which power rests in the hands of a small group of people.
Socialism
Oligarchy
Military junta
Autocracy
A political system that promotes social ownership and cooperation. A belief that the government will provide the individual with everything that the individual needs. Today it is an idea that usually combines free market capitalism with extensive public works projects, free healthcare, free education, a comprehensive welfare state(cradle to grave) and a large number of unionized workers.
Socialism
Communism
Direct Democracy
Constitutional Republic
A central government holds main power, and all local government officials are appointed by the central government.
Oligarchy
Monarchy
Autocracy-
Unitary
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