Different Types of Government Who Rules? Different Types of Government
Identify the form of government that matches each statement. Reading Review/Check Identify the form of government that matches each statement.
Identify the form of government that matches each statement. Reading Review/Check Identify the form of government that matches each statement.
Identify that Government! Identify the form of government that each country has or had. Type? Representative Democracy Direct Democracy How Did You Know?
Identify that Government! Identify the form of government that each country has or had. Type? Oligarchy Representative Democracy How Did You Know?
Identify that Government! Identify the form of government that each country has or had. Type? Autocracy Totalitarian Dictatorship How Did You Know?
Identify that Government! Identify the form of government that each country has or had. Type? Constitutional Monarchy Theocracy How Did You Know?
Identify that Government! Identify the form of government that each country has or had. Type? Representative Democracy Presidential Govt* How Did You Know?
…a note on Presidential Systems of Government PAUSE – HOLD UP! …a note on Presidential Systems of Government
Identify that Government! Identify the form of government that each country has or had. Type? Representative Democracy Constitutional Monarchy Parliamentary Govt* How Did You Know?
…a note on Parliamentary Systems of Government PAUSE – HOLD UP! …a note on Parliamentary Systems of Government
Parliamentary vs. presidential Systems of Government PAUSE – HOLD UP! Parliamentary vs. presidential Systems of Government
Parliamentary vs. presidential Systems of Government PAUSE – HOLD UP! Parliamentary vs. presidential Systems of Government
Geographic Dist. Of Power Unitary, Federal & Confederate
Geographic Dist. Of Power Unitary, Federal & Confederate
Geographic Dist. Of Power Unitary, Federal & Confederate
Geographic Dist. Of Power Unitary, Federal & Confederate
BRAINSTORM “What DIFFERENT TYPES of governments exist throughout the world? What kinds of leaders can be in charge of a country?” Think about everything you’ve ever heard of or learned and add it to your “mind map.” Circle each idea you add and draw a line to connect it to the main phrase (or to another idea you added). Keep brainstorming until you run out of time!