Types of Government.

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Types of Government

What is Government? The institution through which a society makes and enforces its public policies

Ok, So What Does That Mean? That means a country sets up rules and procedures that certain people believe will be the best for the country. Questions you need to ask when looking at government: Who has the power in the government? What type of laws are created for the country? Does the government protect the citizens of the country?

The Different Types of Government These are the different types of government we see today: Monarchy Dictatorship Republic Direct Democracy Oligarchy Theocracy

What is a Monarchy? A monarchy is where one person, a king or queen, rules over the country Monarchies are known to be an Autocracy This means one person in power The power is passed down through the family

What is a Dictatorship? A dictatorship is where one person has complete control over everything in the government Dictatorships are also known as autocracies Most also fall into the category of Totalitarianism This means they control all aspects of citizens’ lives Kim Jong Un, North Korea Adolf Hitler, Germany

Power to the People!! Democracies are the most common form of government we see today Democracies give the power to the citizens of the country to make decisions about the country There are two different types of democracies Republic Direct Democracies

What is a Direct Democracy? A direct democracy is where citizens take full participation into the decisions of the country This means every citizen votes on every law or issue, they are judges in cases, and are involved in the day-to-day work of the government Ancient Greece is where we saw the first direct democracy New England town hall meeting is an example today

What is a Republic? A republic is where citizens elect people to represent them in the government Ancient Rome is where the first republic was created The United States is also an example of a republic We vote in state elections and national elections to have people represent us in the government

What is a Theocracy? A theocracy is government ruled by or subject to religious authority. Theocracies can also fall into different types of governments like democracies, dictatorships, and oligarchies. Theocracy just means that the country uses religious law to form the government or have religious leaders in power An example of a Theocracy is Iran Hassan Rouhani, Religious Leader of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Political Leader of Iran

What is an Oligarchy? An oligarchy is government ruled by a few powerful people Juntas are an example of an oligarchy The military taking over power in a country means the group of leaders take power An example of a Junta is the Country Libya An example of an oligarchy is Saudi Arabia