Autocracy
Democracy
Theocracy
Anarchy & Mix-Ups
100

Define autocracy.

What is a government where one person has all the power.

100

 What does “democracy” mean?

What is Citizens hold political power

100

Who holds ultimate authority in a theocracy?

What is God or religious leaders. 

100

Define anarchy.

What is No one is in control; lack of government. 

200

What are the two main types of autocracy?

What is Monarchy and dictatorship. 

200

Difference between direct and representative democracy?

What is Direct: citizens vote on laws themselves. Representative: citizens elect leaders to decide. 

200

What country today mixes theocracy with democracy? Meaning who combines election with religion

What is Iran

200

Why is no country officially an anarchy?

What is It leads to chaos, instability, and is unsustainable. 

300

Give one example of a dictatorship in history

Germany under Adolf Hitler.

300

Give one example of a modern representative democracy.

What is the United Staes

300

What’s one possible benefit of a theocracy

What is Shared values, unity under religion. 

300

How might life change if there were no government at all?

Chaos, no laws, everyone must protect themselves.

400

How is a monarchy different from a dictatorship?

What is a Monarchs usually inherit power; dictators take power by force. 

400

Why is direct democracy hard in big countries?

What is Too many people, too many decisions to vote on directly. 

400

What’s one challenge of a theocracy?

What is Excludes other beliefs, conflict between religion and freedom. 

400

True or False: A government can be both monarchy and anarchy.

What is False

500

Can a monarchy exist inside a democracy?

Yes, in a constitutional monarchy like the UK or Norway, where monarchs share power with elected leaders.

500

Example of direct democracy

What is Ancient Greece

500

Saudi Arabia is both a monarchy and a theocracy. Why?

What is It has a king who rules under Islamic law as the constitution. 

500

Give an example of a government that has characteristics of two types.

  •  Denmark (monarchy + democracy), Saudi Arabia (monarchy + theocracy), Iran (theocracy + democracy).