This document provides an overview of different types of governments: monarchy, dictatorship, totalitarianism, democracy, republic, and theocracy. It notes that monarchies can be absolute, with one ruler having full power, or constitutional, with a king/queen sharing power. Democracies can be direct, with everyone voting, or representative, like the US. The document also lists themes seen in the information like freedom of religion and popular sovereignty.
This document provides an overview of different types of governments: monarchy, dictatorship, totalitarianism, democracy, republic, and theocracy. It notes that monarchies can be absolute, with one ruler having full power, or constitutional, with a king/queen sharing power. Democracies can be direct, with everyone voting, or representative, like the US. The document also lists themes seen in the information like freedom of religion and popular sovereignty.
This document provides an overview of different types of governments: monarchy, dictatorship, totalitarianism, democracy, republic, and theocracy. It notes that monarchies can be absolute, with one ruler having full power, or constitutional, with a king/queen sharing power. Democracies can be direct, with everyone voting, or representative, like the US. The document also lists themes seen in the information like freedom of religion and popular sovereignty.
This document provides an overview of different types of governments: monarchy, dictatorship, totalitarianism, democracy, republic, and theocracy. It notes that monarchies can be absolute, with one ruler having full power, or constitutional, with a king/queen sharing power. Democracies can be direct, with everyone voting, or representative, like the US. The document also lists themes seen in the information like freedom of religion and popular sovereignty.
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Types of Government Monarchy: King, queen or emperor Absolute monarchy: One ruler Constitutional monarchies: King or queen has little or no power. Parliament or houses of government with a prime minister perhaps. Dictatorship: Leader has control, little or no public participation (Adolf Hitler) Totalitarian: Only one political party, government controls all aspects of life public and private (North Korea) Democracy Direct: Everyone votes on everything. Common in New England townhall meetings. (No country today) Representative: indirect; vote for people to represent (U.S.) Republic: People vote and are the leaders but they have elected representatives to exercise their power (U.S) many countries claim to be Republics or Democracies but are not Theocracy: Government believed to be controlled and inspired by a deity (god) and follows religious law Islamic Republics: Sharia law derived from the Koran Vatican City: The pope is the head of the Roman Catholic Church and the papal state. Themes I see in the Freedom of Religion, Representative Government, Diversity, Popular information Sovereignty, & Rule of Law Other Questions I may Is there a government type that is considered “best”? (with fewest flaws) have about the information (Required) Please list three things you learned today (Required) 1 What a theocracy is 2 The differences between monarchies 3 How different democracies function Please explain how one Depending on where I stay, I can see obvious differences in support for thing you learned today democracy vs. republic. relates to you. BE SPECIFIC!!!!