Presidential and Parliamentary Democracy

What type of government allows for citizens to participate in making decisions and electing government officials?

• autocratic

• democracy

• oligarchy

• monarchy

Which office does NOT have very much power?

• Head of Government

• Senator

• Head of State

• Governonr

Which form of democracy allows for the citizens to vote on the executive branch and legislative branch separately?

• Presidential

• Parliamentary

The elected representatives of the parliament are known as "MPs". What does MP stand for?

• Members of Presbyterian Church

• Military Police

• Motherland Protectors

• Members of Parliament

Who makes laws in the Parliamentary Democracy?

• Parliament

• Monarch

• Congress

• Dictator

In a parliamentary democracy, who is elected by the political party with the most seats in parliament?

• Prime Minister

• President

• House Speaker

• Vice President

What is a "constitutional monarch"?

• A king or queen with total power

• A king or queen who's powers are limited by a constitution

• A king or queen that has been elected by the citizens

• A king or queen who believes that God gave them the right to rule the people.

Who is the executive branch in the presidential democracy?

• Congress

• Prime Minister

• President

• Judges

Absolute monarchies are different from constitutional monarchies?

• Absolute monarchies are not above the law while constitutional monarchies are above the law

• Absolute monarchs can negotiate treaties with other countries, while constitutional monarchs pass laws for their countries

• Absolute monarchs are kings and queens while constitutional monarchs are elected officials.

• Absolute monarchs have total control while constitutional monarchs' power is limited by the law (constitution).

Which two government branches MAKE laws for their countries?

• Executive and Judicial

• Judicial and Legislative

• Congress and Parliament

• Executive and Legislative