Totalitarianism
Other Gov
Democracy
"Pros" / "Cons"
Who's in Charge?
100

Nazism originated in what time and place?

1930's Germany

100

Give an example of a monarchy today.

Britain, Saudi Arabia

100

A Direct Democracy is where....

People vote directly on issues

100

Which of the following is a "Pro" or advantage of a Monarchy?

A clear line of succession decided by family

100

Who leads in a Monarchy?

One hereditary ruler (Family). King, Queen, Sultan, etc.

200

Which of the following is NOT a type of authoritarian totalitarian rule? 

Fascism

Communism

Nazism

Monarchy

Monarchy

200

A Constitution is....

The written law of a nation.

200

What is an example of a presidential democracy?

The United States, Russia, Latin America

200

What is one "Con" or disadvantage of a Monarchy?

Being related does not make a good leader.

200

Who leads in a Dictatorship?

One powerful military leader.

300

Totalitarianism is an extreme form of ________________ rule in which the state controls every aspect of its citizens lives.

Authoritarianism

300

What is a recent example of a dictatorship we've discussed in class?

Syria, Libya

300

What is an example of a Direct Democracy?

Ancient Athens, Greece

300

What is one "Pro" or advantage of a Presidential Democracy?

Representatives are elected directly.

300

Who leads in a Theocracy?*

A Few Religious Leaders (Church)

400

Nazism is a form of fascism built on the idea of...

The myth of racial superiority.

400

What is the oldest form of government still in use today?

Monarchy

400

A Parliamentary Democracy is where....*

Law makers (Parliament) choose a Prime minister to lead

400

What is a "Con" or disadvantage of a Dictatorship?

Leaders can use power to abuse citizens

400

A Coup d'etat is....

The sudden overthrow of a government.

500


In Communism the government controls what two parts of peoples lives?

The government and the economy.

500

Which of these factors most distinguishes dictators from monarchs?

How they regard the rights of citizens.

How they acquire and retain power.

How they make economic decisions.

How they choose their close advisers. 

How they acquire and retain power.

500

A New England town meeting is an example of what type of democracy?

Direct Democracy

500

Which is a "Con" or disadvantage of a Theocracy?

Religious minorities may be discriminated against

500

Who chooses the Prime Minister?

The party with the legislative majority in Parliament. (law makers)

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