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Government Systems

SS6CG4 The student will compare and contrast various forms of government. a. Describe the ways government systems distribute power: unitary, confederation, and federal. b. Explain how governments determine citizen participation: autocratic, oligarchic, and democratic. c. Describe the two predominant forms of democratic governments: parliamentary and presidential.

UNITARY

Places in Europe With Unitary Governments: The United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales, and N. Ireland must follow laws made by Parliament.) France

UNITARY Who Holds the Power? The Central Government

UNITARY How Much Citizen Participation Do Citizens Have? Not much – They vote for representatives for the Central Govt.

CONFEDERATION

Examples of Confederation Governments: Conf. States of America (Civil War) Switzerland The European Union is similar to a confederation.

CONFEDERATION Who Holds the Power? Local/State Governments

CONFEDERATION How Much Participation Do Citizens Have? Much citizen participation(voting)!!!

FEDERAL Federal Govt. Local Govt. POWER DIVIDED

FEDERAL Examples of Places With a Federal Government : Germany The USA Australia Canada Mexico Venezuela

FEDERAL How Much Participation Do Citizens Have? Much citizen participation (voting)!!

AUTOCRATIC SELF RULES ALONE

AUTOCRATIC Examples of Places With Autocratic Governments: Cuba China North Korea

AUTOCRATIC How Much Participation Do Citizens Have? Citizens have very little/sometimes no participation.

OLIGARCHIC FEW IN POWER – (those w/money)

OLIGARCHIC Examples of Places With Oligarchies? Medieval Europe (sheriffs/governors working for king/queen) South Africa (1900’s – Apartheid)

OLIGARCHIC Who Holds the Power? Power held by the few with money.

OLIGARCHIC How Much Participation Do Citizens Have? Not much citizen participation at all.

DEMOCRATIC

Examples of Places With Democratic Governments: USA Canada Australia Most Western European countries

DEMOCRATIC Who Holds the Power? Power held by the people.

DEMOCRATIC How Much Participation Do Citizens Have? Much citizen participation (voting)!!!!