Political roles
Political roles
World leaders
Types of government
100

The title given to the person who has the highest political position in a country that is a republic and who, in some of these countries, is the leader of the government. 

President

100

Form of government controlled by people who base the nation's laws on religious ideas.

Theocracy

100

Muslim leaders in kingdoms or emirates.

Sultan / Emir

100

People choose leaders (e.g., Brazil, USA)

Democracy

200

Head of government in a parliamentary system. 

Prime minister

200

A chaotic situation in which there is no government...which means no stability.

Anarchy

200

Leader of the Catholic Church (Vatican City)

The Pope

200

Kings and queens rule (e.g., UK, Saudi Arabia)

Monarchy

300

Monarch in a royal family. 

King/ Queen

300

System under which a single, unelected leader uses force to maintain control. In this form, little attention is given to personal freedoms and public opinion.

Dictatorship

300

General term for a royal leader.

Monarch

300

Religious leaders govern (e.g., Vatican)

Theocracy

400

Leader of a state or region. 

Governor

400

Son of a king or queen. 

Prince

400

The symbolic leader of a country.

Head of State

400

One person rules with full power (e.g., North Korea)

Dictatorship

500

Leader of a city or town. 

Mayor

500

Daughter of a king or queen. 

Princess

500

Place where theocracy exists today.

Vatican City

500

True or false: Though not used often, this chaotic form of government (anarchy) is proven to work best of all forms.

False.