Democracy
Who has the power in a democracy?
The people have the power.
Who has the power in both types of monarchy?
A king or queen (monarch) has the power.
Who has the power in a dictatorship?
A single leader has the power.
Who has the power in a theocracy?
Religious leaders have the power.
How do leaders get power in a democracy?
Leaders are elected by the citizens.
How do leaders get power in a monarchy?
Leaders inherit their position through family lineage.
How do leaders get power in a dictatorship?
By force or violence.
How do leaders get power in a theocracy?
Leaders are often appointed based on religious criteria or beliefs.
What rights do citizens have in a democracy?
Citizens have basic rights like freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, assembly, and voting
What rights do citizens have in a constitutional monarchy?
Citizens typically have basic rights protected by a constitution. They can vote for members of parliament.
What rights do citizens have in a dictatorship?
Citizens have very limited rights and freedoms.
What rights do citizens have in a theocracy?
Rights can vary, but they may be limited to those allowed by religious laws.
How can citizens participate in a democracy?
Citizens can participate by voting, running for office, and expressing their opinions.
How does citizen participation work in a constitutional monarchy?
Citizens can vote for representatives in parliament. They can also run to be a member of parliament.
Can citizens participate in a dictatorship?
Citizens usually cannot participate in the government.
How can citizens participate in a theocracy?
Participation may be limited to religious practices and community involvement.
Name an example country that used direct democracy.
Ancient Greece
Name an example country with an absolute monarchy.
Saudi Arabia
Name an example country that has a dictatorship.
Name an example country that follows a theocracy.
Iran or Vatican City.