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Forms of Govt What type of govt suits you?. Dictatorship vs Democracy DictatorshipDemocracy Govt of people, by the people, for the people Direct or Representative.

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1 Forms of Govt What type of govt suits you?

2 Dictatorship vs Democracy DictatorshipDemocracy Govt of people, by the people, for the people Direct or Representative Hold elections Have legislatures Authoritarian: Those in power have absolute authority and unchallenged authority Militaristic in character

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4 look to chart p. 14 in textbook

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7 Activity In assigned groups - prepare a quick skit representing your assigned form of govt

8 Homework define the ten types of govt and provide an example and quick draw of each

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