Limited v Unlimited
Totalitarianism and Absolute Autocracy fall under this category because there are no legal bounds on authority
What is Unlimited Earth?
Form of government where power rests with the people, who exercise it directly or through elected officials
What is Democracy?
Direct or Representative Democracy falls under rule by this group size
Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and the right to vote belong to this category
What is Right?
The formal mechanism where citizens cast ballots to select leaders or pass laws
What is Voting?
A constitutional government where power is restricted by law to protect individual freedoms
What is Limited Government?
System ruled by a single individual with supreme, unrestricted authority, such as an absolute monarch or dictator
What is Autocracy?
Autocracy, Dictatorship, and Absolute Monarchy fall under rule by this group size
What is One?
Mandatory actions required by law, such as paying taxes or serving on a jury
A local gathering of political party members to select candidates or discuss policy
What is Caucus?
A political system where a monarch acts as the head of state, but their powers are strictly limited and bounded by a written or unwritten constitution and an elected parliament
What is Limited Government?
System where a small, elite group of people holds all political power
What is Oligarchy?
Oligarchy, Junta, and Aristocracy fall under rule by this group size
What is Few?
Voluntary actions that good citizens should perform, like voting or volunteering, but are not legally enforced
What is Responsibility?
The constitutional requirement that government must follow fair legal procedures before taking away life, liberty, or property
What is Due Process?
A governing system where power is concentrated entirely in the hands of a single ruler or party, operating without constitutional checks, legal opposition, or accountability to citizens.
What is Unlimited Government?
The legal term for the requirement that male citizens aged 18–25 register for the military draft in the United States
What is Selective Service?