Borders
A border formed by physical characterisitics
What is a physical border?
representative, parliamentary, and direct democracies are considered this.
What is a limited government?
Dictatorships, Monarchs, and oligarchies are examples of this.
What are unlimited governments?
Abilities citizens have without question.
What are rights?
The duties citizens uphold within a limited government.
What are responsibilities?
A invisible border created to separate countries, states, and counties.
What is a political border?
The United States is the longest lasting form of this specific government.
What is a representative government?
When there is one ruler within a government; usually a war leader.
What is a dictatorship?
In the United States, there is a document that entails all rights citizens have within the united states. The name of this document is...
What is the U.S Constitution?
Responsibilities fall in line with these.
What are rights?
A mountain can be considered this kind of border.
What is a physical border?
These two forms of government are very similar, however, one still has a king or queen put in place for ceremonial reasons.
What are representative and parliamentary governments?
Kings and Queens usually rule within this form of government.
What is a monarch?
In the U.S Constitution, the specific rights are listed as this name.
What are amendments?
What are consequences/prison?
A county line can be considered this kind of border.
What is a political border?
This country is considered to have the first type of democracy.
What is Greece?
A government that is centered around a specific religion. This form of government generally is considered a unlimited government, but can be a limited government.
What is a theocracy?
This group of people create the rights within all limited governments.
What are citizens?
Arguably, the most important responsibility for a citizen is this.
What is voting?
A political border that is designated to keep peace among different countries is called this.
What is a DMZ?
This is the overall theme of limited governments.
What is citizens have the say within their government?
These are used to provide biased or misleading information over political point of views.
What is propaganda (Posters)?
This group of governments restricts citizen's rights.
What are unlimited governments?