Me, Myself, and I
Power to the People!
We, Ourselves, and Us
Bigger Than Us
Just Us
100

This type of government gives one person all the power.


Autocracy

100

In this type of government, the citizens hold the power.

Democracy

100

This word literally means "rule by a few."

Oligarchy

100

This type of government treats God as the highest leader.

Theocracy

100

In this type of government, nobody is in control.

Anarchy

200

This type of autocracy is usually inherited, with the oldest child becoming the next ruler.

Monarchy

200

In this type of democracy, citizens vote for leaders who represent them and handle the daily work of government.

Representative Democracy

200

In some oligarchies, only people who share one of these two traits hold rights. 

Race or Wealth

200

A theocracy uses these, instead of regular civil laws, to rule the people.

Religious texts and laws

200

How many known countries in the world have anarchy as their main form of government? 

None

300

This is the title given to a king or queen who rules a country.


Monarch

300

In this type of democracy, citizens do all the governing themselves, including making laws and acting as judges.

Direct Democracy

300

This type of oligarchy is a small group of military officers who seize control of a country.

Junta

300

This country uses religious law but also has a King 

Saudi Arabia
300

What are people in anarchy compared to? 

Wild Animals

400

In this type of autocracy, one leader has total control and ignores what the people want, even if laws or other parts of government exist.

Dictatorship

400

This ancient city is the historical example of a direct democracy.

Athens

400

This is how a junta typically takes control of a country.

Force, Overthrow, Coup, etc.

400

A theocracy can also overlap with these two other forms of government mentioned in the notes. (Name One)

democracy and monarchy

400

In Anarchy who do people look out for? 

Themselves

500

Long ago monarchs held all the power, but today they usually do this with other parts of government.

Share power

500

This is the main reason most countries today can't use a direct democracy.

Too large

500

Once in control, this is how a junta's officers handle the power among themselves.

Sharing

500

If a country were ruled by religious law AND voted on leaders it would be a theocracy and also this

Democracy

500

This is the biggest risk to citizens in an anarchy, since there's no one to protect their rights or keep order.

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