Political Understandings of Europe

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Political Understandings of Europe SS6CG4: The student will compare and contrast various forms of government. SS6CG5: The student will explain the structure of modern European governments.

How Citizens Participate in Government

Autocratic(Autocracy) TYPE OF RULE Single Ruler (Dictator) WHO HOLDS THE POWER Unlimited Power for the ruler WHO CAN BE ELECTED No one – citizens have no choice in selecting a ruler WHO CAN VOTE No citizen participation- no elections are held Czarist Russia was an autocratic government.

Oligarchic (Oligarchy) TYPE OF RULE Small group of people (Elite families, military officers, religious leaders) WHO HOLDS THE POWER Group only answers to each other WHO CAN VOTE No citizen participation - leaders are chosen from within the ruling group WHO CAN BE ELECTED No one outside the ruling group – the rulers are elected by the group Many medieval governments were oligarchic.

Democratic (Democracy) TYPE OF RULE Citizens of the country WHO HOLDS THE POWER The voters WHO CAN VOTE Any citizen (with some restrictions like age, not in jail, etc.) WHO CAN BE ELECTED Any citizen (with some restrictions like age, not in jail, etc.) France is an example of a democratic country.

TICKET OUT THE DOOR Autocracy, Oligarchy, or Democracy In this type of government, the voters make the decisions and elect who will rule. In this type of government, a small group of people rule and they only answer to others in the group. In this type of government, there is only one ruler. In this type of government, rulers are selected by the group no citizen participation. In this type of government, citizens have no choice in selecting a ruler and no elections are held. In this type of government, citizens can rule and are voted on by their peers.