Forms of Government Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Forms of Government QuizOnline version Explore government types by 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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