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Democracy vs. Dictatorship 100 points Due by the end of class on Wednesday 1/20/2011 Create a slide show that provides an entertaining look at both forms of government.

Requirements List the different forms of government. Show the fundamental elements that drive the different types of government. Give examples of previous forms of each.

Requirements continued Show current forms of each system of government. Types of economy Governing Body Type of Leader List pros and cons for each type of government.

Advice Create a simple, but informative power point that provides good information and also entertains the class. Be sure to use images, charts, or anything else that can help get your message across to the class.

Forms of Government Unitary Confederation Federal Autocratic Oligarchic Democratic Presidential Parliamentary