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The Good Bad and the Ugly

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1 The Good Bad and the Ugly
Citizen Participation

2 The Good

3 Democracy Found in Federal systems
In parliamentary systems UK, Canada, Australia people vote for the House of Commons. In the U.S, Mexico, and Brazil citizens vote for all their elected officials; President, Senate, and House of Representatives Citizens generally have many civil rights

4 The Bad

5

6 Autocratic Found in Unitary Systems Cuba
Citizens have little or very few rights. They do not vote for officials

7 The Ugly

8 Oligarchy There are no oligarchies today
Government run by a few individuals Citizens have little or no rights Citizens do not get to vote.

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