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OGT Boot camp 2007

     ENLIGHTENMENT,
 FORMS OF GOVERNMENT,
 & GOVERNMENTAL CHANGE
Monarchy
       (kings, queens, emperors, czars, sultans, pharaohs)

            Absolute                      Constitutional
•   Complete control of the      •   Power is shared
    subjects                         between the monarch
•   Usually claims power by          and the legislature
    divine right – will of           (people who make laws)
    God                          •   People have basic rights
•   People have no choice            and choose the
    in picking monarch - it          members of the
    goes to family                   legislative branch
•   People only have the         •   People have no choice
    rights and freedoms the          in picking monarch - it
    absolute ruler allows            goes to family
•   Saudi Arabia                 •   England
Democracy
        Presidential                Parliamentary
• Both the executive         • Voters elect the
  branch (President) & the     legislative branch
  legislative branch           (parliament). The
  (Congress) are elected       Parliament picks the
  by the people and            executive branch (Prime
  answer to the people         Minister), and appoints
• The judicial branch          the judicial branch.
  (Supreme Court) gets       • Canada, United
  appointed by the other       Kingdom
  two branches
• United States
Dictatorship & Theocracy
        Dictatorship                    Theocracy
• A single person or small     • The leader of the major
  group of people exercise       religion is the leader of
  supreme power over             government
  others                       • Leader claims God gave
• Dictator will take control     him or her the power to
  by force or is appointed       govern
  and takes his power          • Iran, Vatican
  after
• Cuba, North Korea, Old
  Iraq, WW2 Germany

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Forms of Government

  • 1. OGT Boot camp 2007 ENLIGHTENMENT, FORMS OF GOVERNMENT, & GOVERNMENTAL CHANGE
  • 2. Monarchy (kings, queens, emperors, czars, sultans, pharaohs) Absolute Constitutional • Complete control of the • Power is shared subjects between the monarch • Usually claims power by and the legislature divine right – will of (people who make laws) God • People have basic rights • People have no choice and choose the in picking monarch - it members of the goes to family legislative branch • People only have the • People have no choice rights and freedoms the in picking monarch - it absolute ruler allows goes to family • Saudi Arabia • England
  • 3. Democracy Presidential Parliamentary • Both the executive • Voters elect the branch (President) & the legislative branch legislative branch (parliament). The (Congress) are elected Parliament picks the by the people and executive branch (Prime answer to the people Minister), and appoints • The judicial branch the judicial branch. (Supreme Court) gets • Canada, United appointed by the other Kingdom two branches • United States
  • 4. Dictatorship & Theocracy Dictatorship Theocracy • A single person or small • The leader of the major group of people exercise religion is the leader of supreme power over government others • Leader claims God gave • Dictator will take control him or her the power to by force or is appointed govern and takes his power • Iran, Vatican after • Cuba, North Korea, Old Iraq, WW2 Germany