Types of Government
Democracy & Its Features
Comparing Governments
Participation in Democracy
Random facts
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Define government.

A system or group of people governing a community or country.

100

Define democracy.

A system of government where citizens elect leaders and have freedoms.

100

Compare democracy & monarchy.

Democracy: Elected leaders. Monarchy: Ruler by birthright.

100

How can you vote?

By enrolling with the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) and voting in elections.

100

How many stars are on the Chinese flag? 

5

200

Name 3 types of governments.

Democracy, Monarchy, Dictatorship.

200

What are key features of democracy?

Free elections, rule of law, individual rights, majority rule.

200

Compare democracy & dictatorship.

Democracy: Citizen participation, freedoms. Dictatorship: One leader, strict control.

200

Name a way to contact politicians.

Email, phone call, or visiting their office.

200

In what year OR in which city were the first modern Olympic Games held?

1896 in Athens, Greece

300

What is an autocracy?

A government where one person holds absolute power.

300

How does democracy protect citizens?

By ensuring rights, freedom of speech, and fair laws.

300

Compare democracy & oligarchy.

Democracy: Everyone votes. Oligarchy: Small elite group controls power.

300

What is a petition?

A formal request signed by citizens to influence government action.

300

Where would you be if you were standing on the Spanish Steps? 

Rome
400

What is a monarchy?

a political system in which supreme authority is vested in the monarch, an individual ruler who functions as head of state (king/queen).

400

Why is voting important?

It allows citizens to choose leaders and influence decisions.

400

What government system does Australia have?

A constitutional monarchy and representative democracy.

400

How do political parties work?

They group people with shared ideas to influence laws and policies.

400

What animal is known to laugh and has been proven to have a sense of humor? (HINT: not an australian animal)

Rats

500

Give an example of a dictatorship.

North Korea (under Kim Jong-un).

500

What are rights & responsibilities in democracy?

Rights: Freedom of speech, vote. Responsibilities: Obey laws, respect others.

500

What is a hybrid government?

A system combining features of multiple government types.

500

Why is democratic participation important?

acts that are intended to influence the behavior of those empowered to make decisions.

500

Which popular soft drink was originally created as a medicine in the 19th century?

Coca-Cola

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