Whats your part?
One in which all power is held by a single person.
What is an Authoritarian Government?
The legislative branch of your school creates this constitution.
What is the Code of Conduct?
In this type of democracy citizens vote for the legislators who then vote for the leader.
What is Parliamentary Democracy?
In this theme, Conflict Creates Change.
Conflict and Change
One of the three ways for governments to distribute power, this system makes the laws for the entire country.
What is a Unitary system?
A legal member of a country.
What is a citizen?
Teachers decide if the rules have been broken, what branch do they fall under
What is Judicial?
This the leader in a Parliamentary Democracy
Who is the Prime Minister?
A group of with a shared culture and organize themselves is known as a
What is a Society?
Broken into three parts (central, regional, and local) this system is most closely related to the United States.
What is a Federal System?
Group of people who have the power to make and enforce laws.
What is government?
Executive branch is the top of the ladder in school.
What is the Principle?
The person inherits their power but makes all the laws and rules.
What is an Absolute Monarchy?
This is affects a society's economy, culture, and development.
What is Location?
This type of government system has limited citizen participation.
What is an Oligarchy?
There are four levels, which include Local, State, Federal, and Supreme.
What are the courts?
This is one way that students can create change within their school, also known as Civic Participation
What is a Petition?
Being able to vote for the President makes this what type of democracy.
What is Presidential Democracy.
What is movement and migration?
In this type of system, one person holds unlimited power to make decisions.
Keep Order, Protect the common good, and _______ are the basic purposes of government
What is provide services?
What is consumption, distribution, and production?
North Korea and Cube are examples of this type of government
What is Autocracy?
This topic includes culture, religion, beliefs, and traditions.
What is Culture?
What is a different name for an Autocracy?
What is a dictatorship?