Who is allowed to have a say in government in a democracy?

Who has a say in government in an autocracy

Which form of citizen participation usually gives all citizens equal rights and freedoms?

Who has supreme power in a democracy?

What branch of government would the President or Prime Minister be found in?

What branch of government is Parliament or Congress in?

Which branch of govt. is responsible for making the laws?

Which branch of govt. is responsible for enforcing the laws?

The President and Congress do not work together and their powers do not overlap. What is this an example of?

The Prime Minister works closely with Parliament. Some of their powers overlap. What is this an example of?

In the US, each branch of government has powers that allow them to keep other branches from getting too much power. What is this called?

In a parliamentary democracy, the largest party in parliament picks the Prime MInister. What is this party called?

Which kind of democracy allows the legislative branch to have the most power?

Separation of powers are found in what kind of democracy?

In a parliamentary democracy, who chooses the executive branch?

In a presidential democracy, who do the citizens get to choose?

In a parliamentary democracy, who do the citizens directly elect?

Fusion of power is found in what form of citizen participation?

The executive branch answers to the legislative branch and the head of govt must resign if they lose the support of their party in what kind of govt?

The executive branch answers to the people in what kind of democracy?