Different Government Styles Storyboard Project
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- MonarchyMonarchy is a form of government led by a single ruler, often a king or queen, who inherits power through family lineage. This hereditary system establishes the monarch as the supreme authority, responsible for making decisions and governing the country. While some monarchies have limited powers due to constitutional frameworks, others may have significant control over political, social, and economic aspects of the nation.
- DemocracyDemocracy is a form of government where citizens have the power to elect their leaders and participate in decision-making. In a representative democracy, people elect representatives to make laws and govern on their behalf. Meanwhile, in a direct democracy, citizens directly vote on legislation and policies without intermediaries. The primary principle in a democracy is that power resides with the people, ensuring that their voices are heard in the governing process.
- DictatorshipDictatorship is a governing system led by an individual, the dictator, or a small group who holds absolute power. The dictator often seizes control through force or emerges in times of political turmoil. In a dictatorship, the ruling entity makes unilateral decisions, controls state institutions, and suppresses opposition through coercion or fear. Citizens usually have limited or no say in governance, and dissent is met with repression or punishment.
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