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Who Rules? Forms of Government

What is an….Oligarchy? Oligarchy Examples: Government in which decisions are made solely from a small group of people that hold power NOT influenced by the people Examples: Venezuela China Soviet Union Some say the U.S. is an oligarchy government, why would that be??

Democracy A system of government in which the power is shared by all the people There are two kinds of Democracies… Direct! Representative!

Direct Democracy All citizens participate in government. There are no representatives in government: The citizens vote on everything! All citizens can create public policy if they want to. Example: Switzerland is the closest demonstration we have to a Direct Democracy in the world today.

Representative Democracy Like direct democracy, all citizens participate in government People elect representatives who vote on laws for the citizens Representatives are also usually held accountable by a constitution

Autocracy A form of government in which political power is controlled by one individual such as a monarch, dictator, emperor, etc. We’re going to talk about two kinds of autocracy… Monarchs! Dictators!

Monarchy Leaders usually gain their power because their parents were rulers too. Rule by kings, queens, princes, and princesses… sometimes by other names, but always MONARCHS! Some modern monarchies like Spain and Japan have constitutions. Absolute monarchies that exist today: Saudi Arabia Swaziland

Dictatorship In a dictatorship, power is not inherited, but is acquired by force (military or political) Dictators have absolute control over the lives of their citizens and usually people are not allowed to voice their negative opinions North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un is considered a dictator.

Theocracy “Theo” means “god” in Greek… so if a government is THEO-cratic that means it is ruled by a “higher power” Leaders (autocratic or oligarchic) are usually religious leaders and society uses religious law to settle its disputes Example: The Islamic Republic of Iran is a modern theocracy that uses the holy Islamic book, The Qur’an, as its guide.

Anarchy No government at all… In anarchy there is no government to make or enforce laws. Usually Anarchy is temporary with the intended purpose of installing a new type of government.

What kind of Government does the U.S. have? U.S. Government: Democracy More specifically a Representative Democracy Why? We vote on representatives who are to express our opinions and thoughts through their law making.

Sources http://www.internationalcitizens.com/blog/2013/05/international-health-insurance-in-switzerland/ http://www.21stcentech.com/society-politics-2100-part-3-democracy-nations-technology/ http://www.europeandailynews.org/2014/04/09/kim-jong-un-has-enemy-of-the-state-executed-with-flame-thrower/ http://www.thelondoneveningpost.com/business/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/King-Mswati-lll-inspects-a-guard-of-honour-mounted-by-members-of-his-armed-forces..jpg