Political Systems Quiz Term 4

What is a democracy?

• A system where people vote for their leaders.

• A system led by a king or queen.

• A system where one person has all the power.

• A system based on religious rules.

What is a monarchy?

• A government run by elected officials.

• A government that follows strict religious laws.

• A government where citizens have equal say.

• A government ruled by a single person, usually a king or queen.

What is a downside of a dictatorship?

• Citizens can express their opinions freely.

• It is easy to change leaders.

• Everyone gets to vote on every issue.

• People have little to no freedom of speech.

What is one benefit of a democracy?

• It is less expensive than other systems.

• Decisions are made quickly without debate.

• Only one person can make decisions.

• Citizens can express their opinions and vote.

What is an important human right?

• The right to have no responsibilities.

• The right to do anything without rules.

• The right to own as many things as possible.

• The right to express your thoughts freely.

What is theocracy?

• A government where everyone votes directly.

• A government where the king has absolute power.

• A government run by elected representatives.

• A government based on religious laws.

How can sustainability be promoted in a democracy?

• By encouraging community participation in decision-making.

• By limiting citizens' access to information.

• By making decisions without public input.

• By focusing solely on economic growth.

What is one downside of a monarchy?

• It is always fair to everyone.

• Citizens have a strong voice in decisions.

• It allows for quick decision-making.

• Leadership is inherited, not elected.

Which system allows for the greatest citizen participation?

• Democracy

• Dictatorship

• Monarchy

• Theocracy

What is a benefit of having human rights?

• They ensure everyone has the same opinion.

• They make laws more complicated.

• They limit what people can do in society.

• They protect individuals from unfair treatment.