World Political Systems Types of Governments. Terms to Know Country/State- An area of land with a distinct political border. Country/State- An area of.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Types of Governments.
Advertisements

Forms of Government.
Types of Governments.
CIVICS and GOVERNMENT VOCABULARY
What’s the Relationship?. Political units  Cities, counties, states, and countries  Defined by boundaries, called borders at the country level:  Man-made.
Political Systems.
- What do you think Pope means?
Types of Government Most types of government are either:  Limited Government - power of government is limited by Constitution and people have right to.
Government & Economic Systems A Journey Into Human Geography.
Unit 2: Government Vocabulary Review. The law making branch of government 1) Legislature 2) Executive 3) Judicial.
Political Systems How Countries Organize their Governments.
GOVERNMENT SS7CG4: The student will compare and contrast various forms of government.
Forms of government.
CitizenCitizenship Odds and Ends- Mixed BagGovernment.
Government Review Game. central government has all the power to make laws and decisions for the people. This is how power is distributed and laws are.
Unitary System of Government No hierarchy of sovereign powers States cannot pass their own laws Central (national) government can order the states to.
1.08 Compare the American system of government to other forms of government What is the effect of the various forms of government on individual freedom?
ANARCHY Anarchy is the absence of rules. MONARCHY Monarchy is ruled by an individual Who uses the power of the state to help the state.
Types of Governments. Democracy Rule by the people Citizens elect those who represent them in the government Citizens have many rights Parliamentary Democracy:
Unit 1 Part I: The Government and the People. Civics The Study of the Rights and Duties of citizens of a community The Study of the Rights and Duties.
Chapter 7 Vocabulary Review. lawmaking branch of government Legislative.
Different Government Ideologies (beliefs). Vocab! Ideology—The body of beliefs that guides a country Sovereignty— Independent power to rule your own country.
7 Chapter 1 Foundations of Government Slide # 1 of 10.
B direct democracy C absolute monarchy D oligarchy
Forms of Government Chapter 1 Section 2.
Types of Government Unit 1.
Unit 1 Types of Government.
Which of these types of government 1 Which of these types of government allows citizens to have the greatest amount of political influence? dictatorship.
Odds and Ends- Citizen Citizenship Government Mixed Bag
Unit 1: Foundations of Democracy Day 4: Roots of American Democracy
Classification of Different Types of Government
The broad spectrum of different ways to rule…
The broad spectrum of different ways to rule…
Types and Systems of Government
Types of Government Unit 1.
Unit 1: Foundations of Government
Comparative Government
Autocracy A country or nation that is governed by a single person with unlimited power.
Who Rules? Forms of Government.
Comparative Government
What do Governments Do? & Types of Governments
Forms of Government.
Political Systems Democracy Monarchy Oligarchy Theocracy Republic.
Forms of Government.
Different Forms of Government
OBJECTIVES 1. We will summarize the forms and origins of government that are found in ancient civilizations. 2. We will examine the beliefs that formed.
Government Bingo.
Types of Government.
Slide Deck: Rules and Government
Slide Deck 1: Rules and Government
Vocabulary SS6CG3.
Warm-up Government types
Government Foundations.
Lesson 2 System and forms of Government
Unit 1 U.S. Government Honors Stater
Do Now Copy and answer on your Do Nows:
Lesson 2 System and forms of Government
Assignment Why is government necessary?
Slide Deck 1: Rules and Government
Basics of American Government
Forms of Government.
Types of Government Chapter 27 Section 1.
1. Who is our current President. 2. Who is our Vice President. 3
Slide Deck 1: Rules and Government
Principles of Government
AIM: WHAT TYPE OF GOVERNMENT IS BEST?
Slide Deck 1: Rules and Government
Slide Deck 1: Rules and Government
Answer the following question:
Slide Deck 1: Rules and Government
Presentation transcript:

World Political Systems Types of Governments

Terms to Know Country/State- An area of land with a distinct political border. Country/State- An area of land with a distinct political border. Sovereignty- Free & independent state that establishes its own policies and determines its own course of action. Sovereignty- Free & independent state that establishes its own policies and determines its own course of action. Government Structures- Unitary, Federation, and Confederation. Government Structures- Unitary, Federation, and Confederation.

Unitary System Strong central government. Local government has little power. All decisions of state are at the national level. Dictatorships; Totalitarian regimes.

Federation National governments and local governments share the power. National governments and local governments share the power. Usually has more than one branch of government. Usually has more than one branch of government.

Confederation Local government has most of the political power. National government has little power or responsibility.

Monarchy Rule by royal family. Rule by royal family. Usually a king or queen. Usually a king or queen. Monarchy can coincide (mix) with other forms of government. Monarchy can coincide (mix) with other forms of government.

Democracy/Republic People have the political power. Republic is a representative democracy; means people elect leaders that make decisions for them. Direct Democracy- people vote directly on every issue.

Theocracy Ruled by religious beliefs. Ruled by religious beliefs. Religion laws are the social laws. Religion laws are the social laws. Religious figures are the leaders of the state. Religious figures are the leaders of the state.

Oligarchy Ruled by a few (small group) of people. These people are usually the wealthy and/or the popular.

Aristocracy Rule by the rich or the wealthy landowners. Rule by the rich or the wealthy landowners. They tend to make policies that benefit themselves and people like them. They tend to make policies that benefit themselves and people like them.