Definitions
The ability to cause others to behave as they might not otherwise choose to do
Power
Form of government is Anti-Communist, with the leader being elected by the people for a period of time
Presidential Democracy
Selfish single rule is considered
Tyranny
Bargaining until an agreed price
Horse trading
The acceptance of authority as right and proper
Legitimacy
Hitler and Mussolini utilized secret police, propaganda, and nationalism, which are characteristics of
Fascism
One virtuous ruler
Kingship
Give in or go home is an example of
Walkout
Rebellion against a tyrannical crown created the first "of the people, by the people, for the people"
An independent state, especially one in which the people share a common culture
Nation States
Form of government is based on the ideas of Karl Marx and Frederic Engels. There is no private property
Communism
Virtuous few for the good of all
Aristocracy
Silencing the opposition by wiping them out is an example of
Demolition Derby
The storming of the Bastille, ending of Feudalism, the Reign of Terror were all part of
French Revolution
Sovereign state consisting of a city and its surrounding territory
City State
Form of government was created due to the abuse of Monarchs
Parliamentary Democracy
Wealthy people with selfish intentions ruling in their own interest
Oligarchy
MLK and Gandhi used this game to achieve their goal
This Authoritarian ruler came into power after the Reign of Terror
Napoleon
Actions taken by individuals or groups to influence or participate in the political process.
Political Activity
Because of Napoleon, unjust leaders of the 20th century were
Totalitarianism/Authoritarian regime
Constitutional government where every shares power
Polity
Niccolo Machiavelli (The Prince) says leaders should "do what is necessary not what is moral"
Power Struggle
Caribbean uprising, only slave rebellion to result in a state free of slavery and forced labor. The revolution you've probably never heard of
Haitian Revolution