Rule by One, Rule by Few, Rule by Many

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Rule by One, Rule by Few, Rule by Many Types of Government

Democracy

government in which all citizens have equal power in decision making Democracy

Advantages government in which all citizens have equal power in decision making Democracy

Advantages Equal power government in which all citizens have equal power in decision making Democracy

Advantages Equal power Voting rights government in which all citizens have equal power in decision making Democracy

Democracy Advantages Disadvantages Equal power Voting rights government in which all citizens have equal power in decision making Democracy

Democracy Advantages Disadvantages Equal power Voting rights Inefficient government in which all citizens have equal power in decision making Democracy

Democracy Advantages Disadvantages Equal power Voting rights Inefficient Gridlock government in which all citizens have equal power in decision making Democracy

Direct Democracy

Everyone votes on all issues* Direct Democracy

Representative Democracy

Representative Democracy Voters elect representatives who represent their interests in government decisions Representative Democracy

Monarchy

Single ruler by birthright Monarchy

Advantages Single ruler by birthright Monarchy

Advantages Efficient Single ruler by birthright Monarchy

Monarchy Advantages Single ruler by birthright Efficient Line of succession Single ruler by birthright Monarchy

Monarchy Advantages Single ruler by birthright Efficient Line of succession Loyal Single ruler by birthright Monarchy

Monarchy Disadvantages Advantages Single ruler by birthright Efficient Line of succession Loyal Quality of leader Limited civic participation Single ruler by birthright Monarchy

Monarchy Disadvantages Advantages Single ruler by birthright Efficient Line of succession Loyal Quality of leader Limited civic participation Single ruler by birthright Monarchy

Monarchy Disadvantages Advantages Single ruler by birthright Efficient Line of succession Loyal Quality of leader Limited civic participation Single ruler by birthright Monarchy

Saudi Arabia Great Britain Examples

Saudi Arabia Great Britain Examples

Dictatorship

one person rule; ruler has total control Dictatorship

Advantages one person rule; ruler has total control Dictatorship

Dictatorship Advantages one person rule; ruler has total control Efficient one person rule; ruler has total control Dictatorship

Dictatorship Advantages Disadvantages Efficient Use of force to keep control one person rule; ruler has total control Dictatorship

Dictatorship Advantages Disadvantages Efficient Use of force to keep control Abusive one person rule; ruler has total control Dictatorship

North Korea Examples

Theocracy

ruler claims to be immediately directed by God; divinely blessed Theocracy

Advantages Strong moral codes ruler claims to be immediately directed by God; divinely blessed Theocracy

Advantages Strong moral codes Social unity ruler claims to be immediately directed by God; divinely blessed Theocracy

Theocracy Advantages Disadvantages Strong moral codes Social unity Intolerant of others Exclusionary Can be radical ruler claims to be immediately directed by God; divinely blessed Theocracy

Theocracy Advantages Disadvantages Strong moral codes Social unity Intolerant of others Exclusionary Can be radical ruler claims to be immediately directed by God; divinely blessed Theocracy

Theocracy Advantages Disadvantages Strong moral codes Social unity Intolerant of others Exclusionary Can be radical ruler claims to be immediately directed by God; divinely blessed Theocracy

Theocracy Advantages Disadvantages Strong moral codes Social unity Intolerant of others Exclusionary Can be radical ruler claims to be immediately directed by God; divinely blessed Theocracy

Iran Examples

Vatican City Iran Examples

Oligarchy (single-party state)

Oligarchy (single-party state) government ruled by a group Oligarchy (single-party state)

Oligarchy (single-party state) Advantages government ruled by a group Oligarchy (single-party state)

Oligarchy (single-party state) Advantages Party unity Easy decision-making process government ruled by a group Oligarchy (single-party state)

Oligarchy (single-party state) Advantages Party unity Easy decision-making process government ruled by a group Oligarchy (single-party state)

Oligarchy (single-party state) Advantages Disadvantages Party unity Easy decision-making process government ruled by a group Oligarchy (single-party state)

Oligarchy (single-party state) Advantages Disadvantages Party unity Easy decision-making process Party views might be different from popular views government ruled by a group Oligarchy (single-party state)

China Examples

Anarchy

no government or in transition Anarchy

no government or in transition Advantages No Freedom no government or in transition Anarchy

no government or in transition Advantages No Freedom No Authority no government or in transition Anarchy

no government or in transition Advantages Disadvantages No Freedom No Authority no government or in transition Anarchy

no government or in transition Advantages Disadvantages No Freedom No Authority No protection no government or in transition Anarchy

no government or in transition Advantages Disadvantages No Freedom No Authority No protection No authority no government or in transition Anarchy

no government or in transition Advantages Disadvantages No Freedom No Authority No protection No authority Chaotic no government or in transition Anarchy

Somalia Examples

Libya Somalia Examples