Government
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- Q1How can autocratic rulers come to power?by taking overby voter electionby legislative election60s
- Q2United States is an exampleFederalUnitaryConfederation60s
- Q3The country is led by a Prime Minister.DemocracyAutocracyOligarchy60s
- Q4In which types of government do citizens have no voting rights?an oligarchy and an autocracyan autocracy and a democracyany of the three types of governmentan oligarchy and a democracy60s
- Q5Control rests with a small groupOligarchyDemocracyAutocracy60s
- Q6Political units control their own lawsFederalConfederationUnitary60s
- Q7What government gives citizens full and equal rights to participate?democracyautocracyoligarchydictatorship60s
- Q8An autocracy puts the power of the government into the hands of the citizensa small group of peoplea single personrepresentatives60s
- Q9Which phrase BEST describes a confederation?strong central governmentstrong federationdivided powerpartners60s
- Q10Which describes the decision makers in an oligarchy?King and his familyGroup of peopleVoting citizensjudges and lawyers60s
- Q11A President is in power within the countryOligarchyDemocracyAutocracy60s
- Q12Who has the most government power in the parliamentary system?the monarchmember of parliamentthe prime ministera citizen60s
- Q13One leader exercise total controlConfederationFederalUnitary60s
- Q14Loose alliance of countries or statesConfederationUnitaryFederal60s
- Q15Leader is voted on by citizens.AutocracyDemocracyOligarchy60s