Types of governments
Other government stuff
How is power transferred?
Civilizations
Migration
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What are the 4 types of governments?

Democracy, Dictatorship, Theocracy, and Monarchy

100

What do you think is the best form of government? Why?

(Opinion based) Must provide actual reasons.  

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Who has the ultimate power in a democracy?

The People

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What is a civilization?

A civilization is a large group of people who share certain advanced ways of living and working, typically covering a large area

100

What is migration?

Migration refers to the movement of people from one place to another, either within a country or between countries

200

The type of government where people elect representatives to represent them and make governmental decisions

A democracy

200

What happens to citizens that live in a government with limited power?

The rights of people increase, government becomes less powerful

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How is power transferred in a democracy?

Elections

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What are 3 characteristics of civilizations?

Advanced cities, Government, Religion, Job Specialization, Social Classes, Writing, Art/Architecture, Public Works

200

What is a push factor?

A push factor is a condition or circumstance that drives individuals to leave their current location

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The type of government where one person has complete power over the entire government while also limiting rights and using violence to keep power

A dictatorship

300

What rights do people have in a dictatorship? 

People have little or no rights, the government does not tolerate opposition 

300

How is power transferred in a monarchy?

It is passed down from generation to generation within the same family line

300

What is job specialization?

Job specialization is the process where individuals develop specific skills and expertise to perform a specific task that helps all of the civilization

300

What is a pull factor?

A pull factor is a geography term that describes factors that attract people to a country, region, religion, organization, or activity

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The type of government where a King or Queen is in power and power is transferred to a family member after their passing

A monarchy

400

What happens to citizens that live in a government with unlimited power?

The rights of the people go down, the government has complete control

400

How is power transferred in a Dictatorship?

Dictators often use force to gain power
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What are social classes?

 a group of people within a society who possess the same socioeconomic status ex. Middle Class, Poor people, wealthy people

400

What is an example of a push factor?

War, Famine, Low economic opportunity, Issues with government, etc. 

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The type of government where a small group of religious leaders lead the government and often force the people to follow that religion

a theocracy
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What are common rights that people have in a democracy?

The right to vote, speak freely, religious freedom, right to protest, etc.

500

How is power transferred in a Theocracy?

The religous leaders decide among themselves

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What are public works?

In ancient civilizations, public works were primarily focused on monumental architecture and infrastructure necessary for trade, governance, or religious purposes, such as temples, aqueducts, or roads.

500

What is an example of a pull factor?

Safer location, Favorable government, Better economic opportunities, Religious Freedom, etc

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