Types of Government.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Types of Governments.

Advertisements

Ways Government Distributes Power

Classifications of Governments

Types of Governments.

Formations of Governments Types of Government Democracy

American Government 2nd-5th Mr. Young

Types of Governments.

Systems of Government.

Mr. Rydalch – us government & civics

Autocracy Oligarchy Democracy

Get a piece of construction paper And separate it into 3

Government/Civics Domain Sixth and Seventh Grade Social Studies

Citizen Participation in the Government Autocratic, Oligarchic, Democratic.

American Government 2nd-5th Mr. Young

Citizen Participation in Government

Compare & Contrast Various Forms of Government Explain how governments determine citizen participation: autocratic, oligarchic, and democratic. SS6 - CG1b,

Citizen Participation within Governments

Formation of Governments. Government Systems Unitary system- All key powers given to a national or central governments Federal system- power is divided.

Major Types of Government

Types of Governments.

Types of Government.

Compare & Contrast Various Forms of Government Explain how governments determine citizen participation: autocratic, oligarchic, and democratic.

Forms of Governments AUTOCRACY Dictatorship-come to power by force Ideas of ruler are glorified totalitarian TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP.

How Governments Determine Citizen Participation Democracy OligarchicAutocratic Government Power Citizen Participation Government Power General Citizens’

Forms of Governments Geographical Distribution of Power Relationship Between Legislative and Executive Branches Who Has the Power to Govern Characteristics.

AUTOCRACY OLIGARCHY DEMOCRACY

Governments of the World

Types of Government Unit 1 Notes Continued. Types of Government Major Types of Government: -Types of govt. are based on the question “Who governs the.

Types of Government. To study governments, geographers look at the following: Types – Who rules and who participates. Systems – How the power is distributed.

Types of Governments Chapter 1 Section 3. Major Types of Governments Autocracy – rule by one person Oligarchy – rule by few persons Democracy – rule by.

Types of Governments Grade 7 Social Studies Online Presentation.

Government Latin America. GPS and E.Q. GPS SS6CG1a. Describe the ways government systems distribute power: unitary, confederation, federal. E.Q. How do.

Citizen Participation in Government. Citizen Participation  In each country, the people have different rights to participate in the government  In some.

Types of Governments. Classifying Government Monarchy or Republic Ask who makes the rules – a lifelong leader or elected representatives?

1.08 Compare the American system of government to other forms of government What is the effect of the various forms of government on individual freedom?

Purpose Theories Categories of Government Types of Government

Types of Government. Types of government define who rules and who participates There are three types of governments: 1.Autocracy: Rule by one 2.Oligarchy:

Types of Governments. Democracy Rule by the people Citizens elect those who represent them in the government Citizens have many rights Parliamentary Democracy:

Section 3 Government & Economics CHAPTER 4 THE HUMAN WORLD.

Compare & Contrast Various Forms of Government Explain how governments determine citizen participation: autocratic, oligarchic, and democratic. SS6 - CG1b,

L Government/Civics Domain Seventh Grade Social Studies.

TYPES Of GOVERNMENT Who rules? How do citizens participate in their government?

Government/Civics Domain Sixth and Seventh Grade Social Studies.

Bell Work- 8/27/12  When was the U.S. Constitution written?  What are some major purposes of a constitution?  What is amendment 18 and 26? Why was there.

Limited Government Types. Republic A republic is a government without a king or queen. Often people in a republic choose representatives to make decisions.

Government Types of Government.

Forms of Governments.

Types of Governments.

Forms of Governments.

Citizen Participation

Types of Governments: Arranged by Government Control AND Citizen Participation (Good overall review) *vocabulary*

Democratic vs. Authoritarian Governments

Principles of Government

Unit 1: Foundations of Government

Comparative Government

Comparative Government

Forms of Government.

Forms of Governments.

SSCG19: Compare and contrast governments that are unitary and federal; autocratic, oligarchic, and democratic; presidential and parliamentary.

Types of Governments Chapter 1 Section 3.

Types of Governments: Arranged by Government Control AND Citizen Participation *vocabulary*

Forms of Governments.

AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Unit 1—Note Packet 2 Coach Styles.

What If…You Had the Power

Basics of American Government

Forms of Government.

Types of Government.

Forms of Governments.

Presentation transcript:

Types of Government

AUTOCRACY OLIGARCHY DEMOCRACY 3 Forms of Government AUTOCRACY OLIGARCHY DEMOCRACY

AUTOCRACY Rule by one EXAMPLE 1: MONARCHY DIVINE RIGHT THEORY EXAMPLE 2: TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP - Authoritarian power, suppression of opposition FORCE THEORY BENITO MUSSOLINI

Two types of Monarchies Absolute Monarchy King Queen, Emperor, Czar Power is usually inherited Ruler has complete and unlimited power Constitutional Monarchy Shares power with a legislature A written constitution exists as rule of law in the state

Constitution A plan of government – can be written or unwritten -sets out ideas - basic structure of gov’t - supreme law Constitutions limit the central authority/government Most are incomplete guides because they do not spell out all laws and customs of a country In most cases constitutions can be changed or amended.

OLIGARCHY RULE BY FEW EXAMPLE: COMMUNIST GOV’T OF CHINA - MOST OLIGARCHIES CLAIM TO HAVE RULE FOR THE PEOPLE, BUT IN REALITY, VERY FEW HAVE POWER.

Aristocracy OLIGARCHY - Powers derived from Wealth, Education. and/or Social position

OLIGARCHY Military Junta Power derived from military strength

OLIGARCHY Communist Totalitarianism Powers claimed to be derived from the people, but actually in the hands of few

DEMOCRACY GREEK DEMOS- people KRATIA- rule RULE BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE EXAMPLE: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

DIRECT DEMOCRACY The people are the gov’t. They create and pass laws *Nowhere does this exist in its true form*

Representative Democracy CONGRESS The people vote for delegates to represent them in government.

Representative Democracy Representative Government Voters choose citizens to represent them in a law making branch Elections are called when needed

Representative Democracy Democratic Republic “and to the republic for which it stands…….” A republic is a form of government under a constitution which provides for the election of: An executive and a legislative body, who working together in a representative capacity Holding regularly scheduled elections

CHARACTERISTICS OF DEMOCRACY Compromise Individual Liberty Majority Rule w/ Minority Rights Free Elections Competing Political Parties