Relacionar Columnas Oligarchies, Autocracies and MoreVersión en línea forms of government por Stephanie Ganser 1 Theocracy 2 Rule of law 3 Small group of super rich people govern 4 Abdicate 5 Power of a king or queen is obtained by inheritance or blood line 6 Revolutionaries take over the government by military force and violence 7 Monarch and another separate governing body are the leaders 8 A constitution 9 State of lawlessness 10 Dictator uses military power and war to eliminate a group of people to rejuvenate society 11 Power in a dictatorship is obtained and maintained this way 12 Power of the monarch in a constitutional monarchy 13 A “privileged class” (social status) governs because they possess a particular attribute which qualifies them to lead 14 No constitution in a nation means 15 Totalitarian dictatorship 16 Power of the separate governing body in a constitutional monarchy 17 Cult of personality 18 Separate governing body in a constitutional monarchy is often called Blue print for governing, includes rights and powers of the people and limits on governing power Aristocracy Anarchy Force, violence, punishment Parliament Governing system is based upon religious law Give up the throne Fascism Monarch Dictator's governing power is over political matters and all aspects of a citizen's life Everyone, including leaders, must follow the law Ceremonial Dictator uses propaganda and mass media to make him look like a hero and to create this No limits on government and the leader has unrestricted power Plutocracy Makes political governing decisions for the nation Constitutional monachy Military junta
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