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Froggy Jumps Forms of Government QuizVersión en línea Explore government types por Abigail Williamson 1 Direct Democracy a Citizens vote directly on laws and decisions instead of choosing leaders to do it. b There is no central government or authority. c Religious leaders control the government. 2 Direct Democracy a A small group of powerful people controls the government. b Every eligible citizen participates in making government decisions. c Decisions are made by a small elite group rather than the public. 3 Direct Democracy a The leader controls the government without meaningful opposition. b The country has both a monarchy and a democratic government. c The people themselves debate and vote on policies. 4 Representative Democracy a Citizens elect leaders to make laws and decisions for them. b The ruler inherits power and makes decisions alone. c The monarch is mostly symbolic, while elected officials run the government. 5 Representative Democracy a The people themselves debate and vote on policies. b Government officials act as representatives of the people. c The monarch’s authority is not limited by a constitution or laws. 6 Representative Democracy a Society operates without a formal system of government. b The government claims authority from a religious belief or deity. c Voters choose lawmakers who speak and vote on their behalf. 7 Absolute Monarchy a A king or queen holds all the power in the government. b The leader controls the government without meaningful opposition. c Every eligible citizen participates in making government decisions 8 Absolute Monarchy a A king or queen exists, but their power is limited by a constitution or laws. b The monarch’s authority is not limited by a constitution or laws. c Citizens elect leaders to make laws and decisions for them. 9 Absolute Monarchy a Citizens vote directly on laws and decisions instead of choosing leaders to do it. b The people themselves debate and vote on policies. c The ruler inherits power and makes decisions alone. 10 Constitutional Monarchy a A king or queen exists, but their power is limited by a constitution or laws. b Voters choose lawmakers who speak and vote on their behalf. c The government claims authority from a religious belief or deity. 11 Constitutional Monarchy a There is no central government or authority. b The monarch is mostly symbolic, while elected officials run the government. c Decisions are made by a small elite group rather than the public. 12 Constitutional Monarchy a The country has both a monarchy and a democratic government. b Society operates without a formal system of government. c A small group of powerful people controls the government. 13 Autocracy a One person holds most or all political power. b The people themselves debate and vote on policies. c Voters choose lawmakers who speak and vote on their behalf. 14 Autocracy a A king or queen holds all the power in the government. b Citizens have little or no say in government decisions. c The monarch is mostly symbolic, while elected officials run the government. 15 Autocracy a A small group of powerful people controls the government. b Laws are based on religious teachings or sacred texts. c The leader controls the government without meaningful opposition. 16 Oligarchy a A small group of powerful people controls the government. b Laws and order are not enforced by an official government. c The people themselves debate and vote on policies. 17 Oligarchy a Citizens elect leaders to make laws and decisions for them. b Political power belongs to a few wealthy or influential individuals. c A king or queen holds all the power in the government. 18 Oligarchy a The monarch is mostly symbolic, while elected officials run the government. b The ruler inherits power and makes decisions alone. c Decisions are made by a small elite group rather than the public. 19 Theocracy a Religious leaders control the government. b Citizens vote directly on laws and decisions instead of choosing leaders to do it. c The people themselves debate and vote on policies. 20 Theocracy a The ruler inherits power and makes decisions alone. b Laws are based on religious teachings or sacred texts. c Citizens elect leaders to make laws and decisions for them. 21 Theocracy a Decisions are made by a small elite group rather than the public. b The leader controls the government without meaningful opposition. c The government claims authority from a religious belief or deity. 22 Anarchy a There is no central government or authority. b The government claims authority from a religious belief or deity. c Decisions are made by a small elite group rather than the public. 23 Anarchy a Citizens elect leaders to make laws and decisions for them. b Laws and order are not enforced by an official government. c The people themselves debate and vote on policies. 24 Anarchy a A king or queen holds all the power in the government. b The ruler inherits power and makes decisions alone. c Society operates without a formal system of government.

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Direct Democracy

Direct Democracy

Direct Democracy

Representative Democracy

Representative Democracy

Representative Democracy

Absolute Monarchy

Absolute Monarchy

Absolute Monarchy

Constitutional Monarchy

Constitutional Monarchy

Constitutional Monarchy

Autocracy

Autocracy

Autocracy

Oligarchy

Oligarchy

Oligarchy

Theocracy

Theocracy

Theocracy

Anarchy

Anarchy

Anarchy