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Riddles on Gov: Democracy vs Dictatorship

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Guess the governing style from clues.

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Riddles on Gov: Democracy vs Dictatorship
 

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Guess the governing style from clues.

by Rintei Pautu
1

A system where power comes from the people through elections.

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Authority rests on the consent of the governed.

Elections are free and fair where eligible.

Citizens have a say in choosing leaders.

2

Voter power, elected leaders, free speech.

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Freedom of speech

Leaders chosen by the people

People vote

3

Ruled by a single person, no public questioning.

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No free elections

Citizens cannot question orders

Ruled by one person

4

Voices listened to; laws made by discussion.

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Power shared

Laws via discussion and agreement

Voices of many are considered

5

Dissent is silenced; elections may be fake; leader's word is final.

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Centralized control

Elections fake or absent

No opposition allowed

6

Citizens can remove leaders; rule of law; rights protected.

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Rights protected

Leaders follow the law

Elections can remove leaders

7

Media in control; fear holds power; no real choice.

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No real choice for citizens

Fear as a tool

Control of press and media

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