There are three main types of governments: autocracy (rule by one), oligarchy (rule by few), and democracy (rule by all). Governments can also be unitary (centralized power) or federal (shared power between central and local/state governments). Representative democracies are the most common today, where citizens elect representatives to make laws rather than directly voting on all issues themselves. The two main forms of representative democracy are parliamentary systems and presidential systems.
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2. To study governments, look at the following: Types – Who rules and who participates. There are three types of governments: Autocracy: Rule by one Oligarchy: Rule by few Democracy: Rule by all Forms: Direct and Representative Methods: Parlimentary and Presidential Systems– How the power is distributed. Unitary All decisions and power held at a central level Federal Decisions and power split between national and state (or province) governments
3. Anarchy: is not a type of government Description No gov’t and no laws Total disorder Example Usually comes from gov’t failure, overthrown
4. Autocracy Government in which the power to govern is held by one person. Generally the power to rule is inherited or by military force. There are threetypes of Autocracy. Dictatorships Absolute Monarchies Constitutional Monarchies
5. Dictatorship A dictatorship consists of rule by one person or a group of people Very few dictators admit they are dictators and almost always claim to be leaders of democracies
6. Dictatorship Description A leader takes control over the gov’t and has total power Few admit they are dictators and almost always claim to be leaders of democracies Example Cuba (Castro) &North Korea (Kim Jong Il) .
7. Monarchy A monarchy consists of rule by a king or queen or “emperor” May be Absolute or Constitutional (Limited) There are no large monarchies today The United Kingdom, which has a queen, is really a republic because the queen has virtually no political power
8. Absolute Monarchy Description When the King/Queen has total power over the gov’t Example Louis XIV in France during the 1700s
10. Oligarchy Description When a family or small group of people control all of gov’ts power The group gets their power from either military, wealth or social status. Elections may be held but offer only one candidate. Examples China and The old Soviet Union Only one party (communist) allowed Run by council of 13-24 politburo members
12. Democracy “Democracy” literally means “rule by the people.” In a democracy, the people govern – by voting. Two METHODS of Democracy Direct Democracy Representative Democracy
13. Direct Democracy Description The power of gov’t is controlled directly by the people Everyone votes on every issue Example New England Town Meetings
14. A literal democracy is impossible in a political system containing more than a few people All modern “democracies” are really republics. In a republic, representatives for the people make and enforce laws. Republic
16. Forms of Representative Democracy There are two major forms of Representative Democracies: Parliamentary Presidential
17. Parliamentary Democracy Voters elect members to a Parliament (legislature) Example: British Parliament Has two Houses: House of Commons: House of Lords: The Political Party with the most votes in the House of Commons chooses the Prime Minister, the government’s leader with no set length of term.
18. Presidential Democracy Voters elect legislators AND Voters elect (directly or indirectly) the president. Therefore, in the presidential system voters have a more direct say about those who serve in two branches of the government : Legislative Executive
20. “Democratic Republic” Often a nation calling itself a “democratic republic” is neither democratic nor a republic, but rather a dictatorship Communist dictatorships have been especially prone to use this term “The Democratic Republic of Vietnam” “The People’s Republic of China” “Democratic People’s Republic of Korea”