Types of Gov't
Types of Gov't +
Purposes of Gov't
American Principles
MISC
100

The ruler of a Monarchy

A King or Queen

100

A Monarchy is

a form of government ruled by a king or queen

100

Economic Decisions

Taxes
Banking
Stock market
National currency
Economic info

100

For the people, by the people

Popular Sovereignty

100

Rule of Law

No one is above the law

200

The government of the United States

Representative Democracy
200

Theocracy

A government controlled by religious leaders

200

National Security

Us navy
Police
Fbi
CIA

200

Checks and Balances are

used to keep the government from getting too powerful in one branch

200

First 10 Amendments of the Constitution

Bill of Rights

300

A form of government where the leader has all the power

A Dictatorship

300

Authoritarian

A government in which one leader or group of people holds absolute power.

300
Maintaining Social Order

Police
Laws
Court system
Supreme Court

300

Limited Government is 

a government structure where government actions are limited by law

300

The power is divided between the federal or national, government and the states 

Federalism

400

A type of Democracy where citizens elect representatives to rule for them.

Representative Democracy

400

Oligarchy

A government ruled by a few powerful people

400

Public Services

Fire department
Public libraries
Plowing roads
Building roads
Schools

400

Judicial Review

Allows the court to determine the constitutionality of laws

400

What purpose of government is this: In 2023, the city government worked on improving public transportation. They added more buses and made sure they ran on time so people could easily get to work or school. 

Provide Public Services
500

A type of Democracy where all citizens can vote directly.

A Direct Democracy

500

Dictatorship

A form of government in which the leader has absolute power and authority.

500

The Purposes of Government

Economic Decisions

Social Order

Public Services

National Security

500

Separation of Powers

the division of basic government roles into three branches

500

People can share their thoughts on politics, religion, or any other topic, even if others disagree with them. This is an example of 

Free Speech