Forms of Government 1
Which form of government is characterized by a king or queen, whose role is passed down through their family
Monarchy
In which system does the central government share sovereign power with regional entities?
Federal
What is the head of government in a parliamentary democracy usually called?
Prime Minister
What is the form of government in France?
A. Absolute monarchy
B. Federal republic
C. Semi-presidential republic
D. Constitutional monarchy
Semi-presidential republic
Which form of government is defined by the absence of a central governing authority?
Anarchism
Which system is characterized by the separation of powers between the executive and legislative branches?
Presidential
In an absolute monarchy, the ruler has:
A. No real power
B. Limited power
C. Power shared with the parliament
D. Total and unlimited power
Total and unlimited power
Saudi Arabia is an example of:
A. Constitutional monarchy
B. Parliamentary republic
C. Absolute monarchy
D. Federal democracy
Absolute monarchy
In which form of government does the constitution serve as the foundation for the country's laws and systems?
Constitutional
Which system seeks to control every aspect of life within a country, including the beliefs and values of its citizens?
Totalitarian
The United States has which form of government?
A. Constitutional monarchy
B. Theocracy
C. Federal republic
D. Direct democracy
Federal republic
What is the political system of the United Kingdom?
A. Presidential republic
B. Constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system
C. Absolute monarchy
D. Military dictatorship
Constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary system
Form of government belongs to the people and everyone has an equal opportunity to take part in?
Republic
Which form of government is when only a few oligarchs have power over the entire nation?
Oligarchy
In which form of government do religious leaders rule in the name of a deity?
A. Oligarchy
B. Theocracy
C. Autocracy
D. Democracy
Theocracy
Germany operates as a:
A. Federal parliamentary republic
B. Unitary presidential democracy
C. Constitutional monarchy
D. One-party state
Federal parliamentary republic