Types of Government

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What is a dictatorship?

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A type of government where a ruler takes control by force and has absolute power.

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What is a monarchy?

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A type of government where a leader inherits their position, often a king or queen.

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What is a democracy?

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A type of government where citizens have the power to vote and make decisions.

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In a dictatorship, how do citizens feel about their leader?

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Citizens often fear their leader and may not respect them.

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In a monarchy, how do citizens feel about their leader?

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Citizens respect their leaders because the leaders help them and the country.

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Who does not have power in a democracy?

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Children do not have power in a democracy.

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What is the main characteristic of a democratic government?

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Citizens participate in decision-making through voting.

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What is the difference between a monarchy and a dictatorship?

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In a monarchy, leaders inherit their position; in a dictatorship, leaders take power by force.

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Can a democracy have a leader?

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Yes, a democracy can have a president or prime minister elected by the citizens.

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What happens in a dictatorship if citizens oppose the leader?

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They may face punishment, such as imprisonment or violence.

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