Forms of Government
Civics ⇒ Democracy and Government
Forms of Government starts at 6 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe one way in which a monarchy and a democracy are similar.
Explain the term 'universal adult franchise'.
Explain why democracy is considered better than dictatorship.
Name two forms of government.
What is a government?
What is a republic?
What is the main advantage of democracy?
What is the main difference between a monarchy and a democracy?
In a democracy, who holds the power to make decisions? (1) The King (2) The People (3) The Army (4) The Rich
In which form of government do a few people or families rule the country? (1) Oligarchy (2) Democracy (3) Monarchy (4) Dictatorship
Which form of government allows citizens to elect their leaders? (1) Dictatorship (2) Democracy (3) Monarchy (4) Oligarchy
Which form of government is based on religious laws? (1) Theocracy (2) Democracy (3) Monarchy (4) Republic
Fill in the blank: In a ________, the government is controlled by a single leader who has total power.
Fill in the blank: In a ________, the government is run by a small group of powerful people.
Fill in the blank: In a ________, the head of state is not a monarch.
Fill in the blank: In a ________, the ruler is usually born into the position.
True or False: In a democracy, everyone has the right to vote.
True or False: In a democracy, the government must follow the law.
True or False: In a dictatorship, people have the freedom to criticize the government.
True or False: In a dictatorship, the leader is usually elected by the people.
